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Riverside Ground Fixture - Schedule Time Table and Details

Cricket is evergreen and ongoing season in the UK, and Riverside Ground hosts several such matches. Riverside Ground Fixture includes Natwest T20 Blast, National T20 Cup, and England Cricket Fixture. The ground has several cricket matches this year to be hosted to give you max entertainment for cricket fans. You will find here England Cricket Fixture, Vitality Blast, Royal One Day Cup and Specsavers Schedule. Riverside Cricket Ground is home to Durham that competes in English County Championship.

Durham Cricket Team plays their Natwest T20 Blast - domestic Twenty20 tournament of England. The ground hosts all first-class, List A and domestic T20 contests under the supervision of ECB. During the English County season, fans witness top-class cricketers from all over the world. The domestic structures seem great and the stadium always there to serve. All the great players raised from this stadium by playing their first-class, List A and domestic cricket.

The stadium has a capacity of 17000 during international games. For the English County Championship and Specsavers County Championship, it holds the capacity of 5000 spectators. The ground has a stunning view with enjoyable stuff witnessed by Cricket fans. Stadium seems busy during the Twenty20 contests and domestic cricket. The tickets during the English County Season, Natwest T20 Blast and other contests, can be booked from the official website of the stadium.

Tournaments

Natwest T20 Blast
Royal One-Day Cup
England Cricket Fixture 2020
English County Championship
Specsavers County Championship

According to the Riverside Ground Fixture 2020, the stadium will host Specsavers County Championship and Vitality Blast. The 1st T20I - England v Australia scheduled at Riverside Ground as per the Australia Tour of England 2020. A single match of the T20 series between England and Australia scheduled on July 03, 2020.

The ground will host the Royal London One-Day Cup single game between Durham and Essex on August 9, 2020. Every game at Riverside Ground scheduled to begin at Time 11:00 local | 10:00 GMT. The only Twenty20 match between England and Australia will begin at 18:30 local | 17:30 GMT on July 3rd, 2020.

Date	Fixtures	Tournament
Apr 2 - Apr 4	Durham v Nottinghamshire	Specsavers County Championship
May 1 - May 4	Durham v Middlesex	Specsavers County Championship
May 22 -May 25	Durham v Glamorgan	Specsavers County Championship
Jun 3 (20 ovs)	Durham v Leicestershire	Vitality Blast
Jun 10 (20 ovs)	Durham v Nottinghamshire	Vitality Blast
Jun 12 (20 ovs)	Durham v Warwickshire	Vitality Blast
Jun 14 - Jun 17	Durham v Leicestershire	Specsavers County Championship
Jun 19 (20 ovs)	Durham v Yorkshire	Vitality Blast
Jun 21 (20 ovs)	Durham v Derbyshire	Vitality Blast
Jun 26 (20 ovs)	Durham v Lancashire	Vitality Blast
Jul 3 (20 ovs)	1st T20I - England v Australia	T20 Series
Jul 12 (20 ovs)	Durham v Northamptonshire	Vitality Blast
Aug 9 (50 ovs)	Durham v Essex	Royal London One-Day Cup
Aug 23 - Aug 26	Durham v Derbyshire	Specsavers County Championship
Aug 29 - Sep 1	Durham v Sussex	Specsavers County Championship
Sep 14 - Sep 17	Durham v Worcestershire	Specsavers County Championship

Chester le Street Ground History, Records and Stats

The Riverside Ground is home to Durham County Cricket Club. It’s often known as Chester le Street Cricket Ground, Durham Ground and Emirates Riverside (Sponsorship reason). Riverside County Ground, Durham officially hosted its first game of first-class cricket on May 18, 1995, between Durham and Warwickshire. Ground honored by its Robson Pavilion’s inauguration by Queen Elizabeth II in 1996.

Including installing permanent floodlights, permanent seating surrounds the entire ground and raised ground capacity to 20000. In 2001 Riverside Ground hosted triangular series between England, Zimbabwe and West Indies. A One Day International between Pakistan and Australia, the match abandoned due to heavy rainfall without a ball bowled. The first Test match played between England and Zimbabwe on June 5-7, 2003.

Riverside Ground hosted six Test matches for England including Zimbabwe in 2003 and Bangladesh in 2005. West Indies in 2007 and 2009, Australia in 2013 and Sri Lanka in 2016. Paul Collingwood became the first Durham local player to hit a Test century at Riverside on June 18, 2007, against West Indies. The first T20 International scheduled at Riverside County Ground on August 20, 2008.

The game England and South Africa abandoned due to heavy rain. Riverside County Ground Chester-I-Street renamed “Emirates Durham International Cricket Ground” for sponsorship reasons on June 4, 2010. The ground renamed in February 2016. Emirates Durham International Cricket Ground to “Emirates Riverside” and the contract extended till 2022. The stadium owes a great history and remarkable record, stats, etc in all formats of cricket.

The stadium boundary stretched or squeeze during the mega-events and domestic tournaments respectively. Riverside Ground has 569, 314 and 195 as highest totals in Test, ODI, and T20I cricket. Alex Hales posted 94 as highest in the Twenty20 tournament at Chester Ie Street. Riverside has a massive boundary with the dimensions of 137.5m x 68.9m which stretches during the ICC tournaments.

Chester Ie Street Ground History

Ground Info	Chester Ie Street History
First Test	England v Zimbabwe on June 05, 2003
First ODI	Pakistan v Scotland on May 20, 1999
First T20	England v South Africa on August 20, 2008
Other Names	The Riverside Ground, Emirates Riverside, Chester-le-Street, County Ground
Home Team	Durham County Cricket Club
End Names	Lumley End, Finchale End
Location	Chester-le-Street, County Durham, England
Capacity	20000 (international), 12500 (domestic)
Establishment	1995
Boundary Dimensions	137.5m x 68.9m

Chester Ie Street Ground Records

Records	Test, One Day Internationals, and T20
Highest team total	Test; 569/6d England v West Indies on May 14, 2009 ODI; 314/4 England v Australia on June 21, 2018 T20; 195/5 England v Australia on August 31, 2013
Highest Partnerships	Test; 213-Alastair Cook, Ravi Bopara (Eng) v West Indies on May 14, 2009 ODI; 186*-MW Goodwin, GW Flower (Zimbabwe) v West Indies on July 16, 2000 T20; 111- MJ Lumb, AD Hales (Eng) v Australia on August 31, 2013
Leading Runs Scorer	Test; 315-Alastair Cook (Eng) ODI; 206-Ian Bell (Eng) T20; 148-Alex Hales
Individual highest scores	Test; 162-Ian Bell (Eng) v Bangladesh on June 03, 2005 ODI; 126*-Mahela Jayawardene (SL) v England on June 24, 2006 T20; 94-Alex Hales (Eng) v Australia on August 31, 2013
Leading Wicket-Takers	Test; 25-James Anderson (Eng) ODI; 9-Graeme Swann (Eng) T20; 5-Jade Winston Dernbach (Eng)
Best Bowling Innings	Test; 7/117-Ryan James Harris (Aus) v England on August 09, 2013 ODI; 5/28-Graeme Swann (Eng) v Australia on September 20, 2009 T20; 3/20-Carlos Brathwaite (WI) V England on September 16, 2017

Taunton County Ground Fixture 2020 Time Table and Details

According to the Taunton County Ground Fixture the ground will host all T20 matches. The ground will host NatWest T20 Blast whole tournament, National T20 Cup and all cricket matches of team England. The ground hosts first-class, List A and domestic T20 tournament of England Cricket structure. These tournaments include Specsavers County Championship, English County Championship and Natwest T20 Blast.

Except for these Taunton County Ground will host games for English Cricket Fixture 2020. Taunton County Ground will host all games for the home team, Somerset for Specsavers, Vitality Blast and Royal One-Day Cup. According to the English Fixture 2020, not a single game schedule at Taunton Ground this year. As per the cricket fixture Australia, South Africa, Pakistan, and India to tour England this year.

The ground will host a great game of cricket for Somerset in (SCC) Specsavers County Championship, Vitality Blast, and Royal One-Day Cup. Cricket summer will open up with Somerset vs Cardiff (Maryland Cricket Club University Club). Specsavers County Championship will commence on April 12 as Somerset vs Warwickshire. Fans are expected to enjoy first-class, List A and domestic T20 tournaments.

Taunton County Ground holds the capacity of 12500 during the International games of England Cricket fixture. The stadium filled by the spectators as it holds the capacity of 8500 fans. During the Specsavers County Championship, English County Championship and Natwest T20 Blast tournament the grounds on averages fill around 7000 spectators. The tickets during such tournaments run-out especially for playoffs.

Tournaments

Natwest T20 Blast
Royal One-Day Cup
England Cricket Fixture 2020
English County Championship
Specsavers County Championship

According to the Taunton County Ground Fixture the first Vitality Blast 2020 season match scheduled on May 29. Somerset will take on Gloucestershire for the first game of the season at Taunton Ground. Two Royal One-Day Cup scheduled as Somerset vs Glamorgan and Somerset vs Derbyshire.

A single match of “The Women’s Hundred” scheduled between Fire Women vs Brave Women. All matches of the Taunton County Ground Fixture 2020 Time Table scheduled to begin at 11:00 local | 10:00 GMT. England, UK is 1 hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time so set your clocks accordingly.

Date	Fixture	Tournament
Apr 7 - Apr 9	Somerset v Cardiff MCCU	MCC University Matches
Apr 12 - Apr 15	Somerset v Warwickshire	Specsavers County Championship
Apr 25 - Apr 28	Somerset v Hampshire	Specsavers County Championship
May 8 - May 11	Somerset v Northamptonshire	Specsavers County Championship
May 29 (20 ovs)	Somerset v Gloucestershire	Vitality Blast
Jun 5 (20 ovs)	Somerset v Surrey	Vitality Blast
Jun 7 (20 ovs)	Somerset v Essex	Vitality Blast
Jun 14 - Jun 17	Somerset v Gloucestershire	Specsavers County Championship
Jun 21 (20 ovs)	Somerset v Middlesex	Vitality Blast
Jun 23 (20 ovs)	Somerset v Hampshire	Vitality Blast
Jun 26 (20 ovs)	Somerset v Kent	Vitality Blast
Jul 10 (20 ovs)	Somerset v Glamorgan	Vitality Blast
Jul 28 (50 ovs)	Somerset v Glamorgan	Royal London One-Day Cup
Jul 30 (50 ovs)	Somerset v Derbyshire	Royal London One-Day Cup
Aug 2 (50 ovs)	Fire Women v Brave Women	The Women's Hundred
Aug 4 (50 ovs)	Somerset v Leicestershire	Royal London One-Day Cup
Aug 9 (50 ovs)	Somerset v Yorkshire	Royal London One-Day Cup
Aug 23 - Wed Aug 26	Somerset v Essex	Specsavers County Championship
Aug 29 - Tue Sep 1	Somerset v Yorkshire	Specsavers County Championship
Sep 14 - Thu Sep 17	Somerset v Surrey	Specsavers County Championship

Taunton County Ground History, Records and Stats

The County Ground Taunton - home ground of Somerset County Cricket Club. It was established in 1882 and is located between Priory Bridge Road and St James Street, Taunton Somerset, England. Due to sponsorship reasons, the ground often known as the Cooper Associates County Ground, a cricket ground in Taunton. Somerset played their first-class cricket match against Hampshire County Cricket Club and won by 5 wickets on August 8-10, 1882.

The first international team to visit Taunton Somerset Cricket Ground was Australia National Cricket Team during August 1882. The first match of International cricket was played on this ground when Taunton Cricket Ground hosted a group stage match between host team England and Sri Lanka in the 1983 Cricket World Cup. The County Ground Taunton also hosted 2 group stage matches during the 1999 Cricket World Cup.

The ground saw a single Twenty20 International T20I tie between England and South Africa. Members areas are situated at the River End and number of stands and pavilions including Colin Atkinson Pavilion, Sir Ian Botham Stand, and Marcus Trescothick Stand. The rest of the ground is consists of a scoreboard stand, the Family Stand. St James Street Stand, Old Pavillion, Gimblett Hill, and Somerset Stand.

Taunton Cricket Stadium is also home to the England Women’s Cricket Team since 2006. Somerset stand is the largest area of a stand that accommodates over 3000 spectators. After the redevelopment, it contains luxurious retirement apartments overlooking the stadium. Taunton Cricket Ground phase-1 redevelopment completed when the venue hosted the 2009 T20I Cricket World Cup and incorporated capacity increase.

English opening pair Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow owe some records at Taunton Cricket Ground. The highest T20I opening partnership formed between Roy and Bairstow against South Africa on June 23, 2017. Jason Roy scored the highest individual innings of 67 runs against South Africa in the same match at this ground.

Taunton Cricket Ground History

GROUND INFO	Taunton Ground History
First Test	No Test debut so far
First ODI	England v Sri Lanka on June 11, 1983
First T20	England v South Africa on June 23, 2017
Other Names	Taunton Athletic Ground Somerset County Cricket Club Cooper Associates County Ground
Home Team	Somerset County Cricket Club
End Names	Somerset Pavilion End, River End
Tenants	England women's cricket team
Location	Taunton, Somerset, England
Capacity	12500
Establishment	1882
Boundary Dimensions	137.16 m x 64 m

Cricket Records at Taunton

Records	Test, ODI, and T20
Highest team total	ODI; 373/6 India v Sri Lanka on May 26, 1999 T20; 174/8 South Africa v England on June 23, 2017
Highest Partnerships	ODI; 318-Ganguly & Dravid v Sri Lanka on May 26, 1999 T20; 110-Jason Roy & Jonny Bairstow -South Africa on June 23, 2017
Leading Runs Scorer	ODI; 183-Sourav Ganguly v Sri Lanka on May 26, 1999 T20; 67-Jason Roy v South Africa on June 23, 2017
Individual highest scores	ODI; 183-Sourav Ganguly v Sri Lanka on May 26, 1999 T20; 67-Jason Roy v South Africa on June 23, 2017
Leading Wicket-Takers	ODI; 5/31 Rabindra Singh v Sri Lanka on May 26, 1999 T20; 3/33 Thomas Kevin Curran v South Africa on June 23, 2017
Best Bowling Innings	ODI; 5/31 Rabindra Singh v Sri Lanka on May 26, 1999 T20; 3/33 Thomas Kevin Curran v South Africa on June 23, 2017
Centuries at Taunton
Sourav Ganguly	183 runs off 129 balls v Sri Lanka, May 26, 1999 (CWC 1999)
Rahul Dravid (India)	145 runs off 120 balls v Sri Lanka, May 26, 1999 (CWC 1999)
David Gower (Eng)	130 runs off 120 balls v Sri Lanka, June 11, 1983 (CWC 1983)

Leeds Cricket Ground Fixture, Schedule and Time Table

Headingley or Leeds Cricket Ground is the famous ground of England. Leeds Cricket Ground Fixture includes all important matches of Natwest T20 Blast, National T20 Cup and all matches of team England. The ground hosts English County Championship, Specsavers County Championship, Vitality Blast, and England Cricket Fixture. Leeds Ground will host first-class, List A and domestic T20 Cricket tournaments.

The fantastic stadium has a busy schedule with a number of different games to be hosted at the venue. Leeds has a history of great matches in all three formats of international cricket. Except for these innings, other matches between different clubs including Bradford University matches. Leed ground is available for the Marylane Cricket Club match against the University of Bradford and other clubs.

Leeds Cricket Ground fixture includes MCC University matches, Specsavers County Championship and Vitality Blast. According to the England Cricket Schedule 2020, only two T20 Internationals to be played at the venue. Australia Tour of England and Pakistan Tour of England 2020 prior to the T20 Cricket World Cup. Australia will play Test, One-Day and T20 format games against the host in the mid of July.

As per the Australia Tour of England 2020, both teams will face each other for three Twenty20 Internationals and three One-Day format games. From July 3rd the opening T20 match scheduled at Riverside Ground (Fixture), Chester Ie Street. The 3rd Twenty 20 of the series scheduled at Headingley, Leads. The match will commence at 18:30 local | 17:30 GMT, Day/Night game between the top-notch teams of the limited-overs format.

Tournaments

Vitality Blast
The Women’s Hundred
MCC University Matches
Australia Tour of England 2020
Pakistan Tour of England 2020

According to the Pakistan cricket schedule, the team will our England in July-August this year. Pakistan Tour of England consists of only three T20International and three Test matches between both teams. First Twenty20 match scheduled at Leed Ground on August 29, 2020, and game will commence at 17:00 local | 16:00 GMT. Six Vitality Blast games schedule for the home-side Yorkshire including first-class games.

Date	Fixture	Tournament
Apr 2	Yorkshire v Leeds/Bradford MCCU	MCC University Matches
Apr 12	Yorkshire v Gloucestershire	Specsavers County Championship
Apr 25	Yorkshire v Surrey	Specsavers County Championship
May 15	Yorkshire v Kent	Specsavers County Championship
May 29	Yorkshire v Durham	Vitality Blast
Jun 4	Yorkshire v Lancashire	Vitality Blast
Jun 10	Yorkshire v Derbyshire	Vitality Blast
Jun 12	Yorkshire v Northamptonshire	Vitality Blast
Jun 26	Yorkshire v Worcestershire	Vitality Blast
Jun 28	Yorkshire v Essex	Specsavers County Championship
Jul 2	Yorkshire v Warwickshire	Vitality Blast
Jul 7	3rd T20I - England v Australia	T20 Series
Jul 12	Yorkshire v Leicestershire	Vitality Blast
Jul 20	Superchargers v Oval Invincibles	The Hundred
Jul 26	Superchargers v Birmingham Phoenix	The Hundred
Jul 30	Superchargers v Southern Brave	The Hundred
Aug 5	Superchargers v Manchester Originals	The Women's Hundred
Aug 29	1st T20I - England v Pakistan	T20 Series
Sep 14	Yorkshire v Hampshire	Specsavers County Championship

Leeds Cricket Ground History, Records and Stats

Headingley Cricket Ground is home ground to Yorkshire County Cricket Club. Leeds Cricket Ground is also known as Emerald Headingley Cricket Ground for sponsorship reasons. It has hosted International Test Cricket in 1899 and has a capacity of 18350. Headingley Cricket Ground adjoins Headingley Rugby Stadium in the Headingley Stadium Complex in Leeds. Find out more about the Leed Ground Fixture - England cricket schedule.

The stadium witnessed great games of cricket in all three formats of international cricket. The highest total of the Test match at Leed Cricket Ground posted by Australia against the host nation with 653/4. England posted 339 runs the highest total in One-Day format against South Africa a couple of years ago. After great Brian Lara 400* unbeaten, Allen Border and smashed 334 before Lara broke the record.

Former legendary English cricketer Geoff Boycott scored his 100th First-class hundred in 1977. Australia beat South Africa in the ICC Cricket World Cup 1999 in a scintillating contest. At last bowl of the innings, South Africa required 1 run to with single wicket in hand and batsman got run-out. It has been the thrilling contest in the history of international cricket, Australia reached in the final and beat Pakistan.

There are three triple centuries scored at Leeds Ground of which two by Donald Bradman against England. Another single century smashed by John Edrich English batsman against New Zealand while four double hundreds are in the records. The highest individual innings in the One-Day format smashed by Sri Lankan batsman Sanath Jayasuriya with his 152 runs off 99 balls v England on July 1, 2006.

Another highest Test and One-Day format partnerships at Leeds Ground set by Australia and Sri Lanka. The highest Test partnership between 332*-Allen Border & Steve Waugh (Aus v Eng) on July 22, 1993, that is still a record unbroken. Upal Tharanga and Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka v England) on July 01, 2006, formed the 286 runs partnerships in One-Day format.

Leeds Cricket Ground History

Ground Info	LeedsGROUND HISTORY
First Test	England v Australia on June 29, 1899
First ODI	England v West Indies on September 05, 1973
First T20	No T20 International has been played so far
Home Team	Yorkshire County Cricket Club
End Names	Kirkstall Lane End, Football Stand End
Rain cover System	Brumbrella-Motorized Rain Cover System (2010)
Location	Headingley, Leeds, England
Capacity	18350
Establishment	11890
Boundary Dimensions	137.16 m x 64 m

Leeds Cricket Ground Records

Records	Test, ODI, and T20
Highest team total	Test; 653/4D-Australia v England on July 22, 1993 ODI; 339/6-England v South Africa on May 24, 2017
Highest Partnerships	Test; 332*-Allen Border & Steve Waugh (Aus v Eng) on July 22, 1993 ODI; 286-WU Tharanga, ST Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka v England) on July 01, 2006
Leading Runs Scorer	Test; 963-Donald Bradman, 897-Geoff Boycott, 849-John Edrich Steward ODI; 408-Marcus Trescothick, 335-Andrew Strauss, 292-Eoin Morgan
Leading Wicket-Takers	Test; 44-Fred Trueman, 40-Bob Willis, 34-Stuart Broad ODI: 12-Chris Old, 11-Ian Botham, 9-Andrew Flintoff

Domestic & Intl. Cricket Stats

Year	Record
1930	334-Donald Bradmans Test match innings during 1930-Ashes Test Series including 309 runs on the first day of Test at Headingley Leeds Cricket Ground
1931	10/10-Spinner Hedley Verity, 10 Wickets haul for Yorkshire v Nottinghamshire, best bowling figure in first-class cricket ever.
1932	10-Hedley Verity-10 Wickets haul for Yorkshire v Warwickshire at Headingley
1934	304-Donald Bradmans Test match innings at Headingley Cricket Ground
1948	404-runs scored by Australia v England on the Last Day of the Test. Australia beat England during Ashes series 1948 {182-Arthur Morris & 173*-Donald Bradman}
1965	310*-John Edrich (Eng) against New Zealand, hit 53 fours and 5 sixes
1977	Geoff Boycott scored his 100th First-class hundred
1999	Australia beat South Africa in semi-final 1999 Cricket World Cup
2000	61/all out England dismissed West Indies during Test Match
2001	England chased down 315 runs to beat Australia, with Mark Butcher 173*
2017	260/4-Highest ever T20 score in English domestic Cricket scored by Yorkshire Vikings, with Adam Lyth 161 runs
2017	Shai Hope scored a century in both innings v England at Headingley Cricket Ground.
Double & Triple Century
1	Donald Bradman (Aus) 334 runs off 448 balls v England on July 11, 1930
2	Donald Bradman (Aus) 304 runs off 473 balls v England on July 20, 1934
3	John Edrich (Eng) 310* runs off 450 balls v New Zealand on July 8, 1965
4	Geoffrey Boycott (Eng) 246* runs off 555 balls v India on June 8, 1967
5	Eric Rowan (SA) 236 runs off NR balls v England on July 26, 1951
6	Kevin Pietersen (Eng) 226 runs off 262 balls v West Indies on May 25, 2007
7	Allan Border (Aus) 200* runs off 399 balls v England on July 22, 1993
Highest Individual Runs
1	Sanath Jayasuriya (SL) 152 runs off 99 balls v England on July 1, 2006
2	Mahela Jayawardene (SL) 144 runs off 150 balls v England on July 1, 2011
3	Robin Smith (Eng) 128 runs off 168 balls v New Zealand on May 23, 1990
4	Andrew Strauss (Eng) 126 runs off 134 balls v Pakistan on September 12, 2010
5	Joe Root (Eng) 126 runs off 113 balls v India on September 05, 2014

Edgbaston Ground Fixture, Schedule and Time Table

Edgbaston Cricket Ground will host 5 Cricket World Cup 2019 matches. Birmingham Ground is historic ground after Lord’s which already hosted group stage matches for ICC Cricket World Cups including (1975 Cricket World Cup, 1979 Cricket World Cup and the 1983 Cricket World Cup). Edgbaston is first ground after Lord’s to host any mega event of the International Cricket Council, which hosted ICC 2013 Champions Trophy.

The ground will host the entire England cricket schedule 2020 games for Test, ODI, and Twenty20 format. Edgbaston Cricket Ground to host first-class, List A and domestic T20 tournaments of English cricket summer 2020. The stadium will host Specsavers County Championship, English County Championship and Vitality Blast. The opening match of the Vitality Blast scheduled on May 8 between host team Warwickshire and Durham.

The cricket summer 2020 will commence from April 19 with Specsavers County Championship opening match between Warwickshire and Northamptonshire. As per the Edgbaston Ground Fixture -The Ground will host Vitality Blast T20 both semi-finals and final. Both semi-finals are scheduled on the same date September 5 between the top four teams at Vitality Blast points table.

According to the Vitality Blast Fixture the final match on Scheduled on the same date between the 1st and 2nd semi-final winners. A total number of ten matches for Vitality Blast scheduled on Edgbaston including semi-finals and final of the tournament. As per England Cricket Schedule - Edgbaston Cricket Ground will host 2nd Test - England v West Indies under the umbrella of ICC World Test Championship commencing from July 12.

Tournaments

The Hundred
The Women’s Hundred
Ireland Tour of England
Royal London One-Day Cup
ICC World Test Championship
Specsavers County Championship

A single One-Day International match scheduled between England and Ireland starting from September 12. Edgbaston Stadium will host The Hundred, Royal One-Day Cup, Specsavers County Championships and The Women’s Hundred. Edgbaston Ground Fixture - A single match of “The Women’s Hundred” scheduled between Birmingham Phoenix v Southern Brave on July 24.

Date	Fixture	Tournament
Apr 19	Warwickshire v Northamptonshire	Specsavers County Championship
Apr 25	Warwickshire v Lancashire	Specsavers County Championship
May 8	Warwickshire v Hampshire	Specsavers County Championship
May 22	Warwickshire v Somerset	Specsavers County Championship
May	Warwickshire v Durham	Vitality Blast
Jun 3	Warwickshire v Yorkshire	Vitality Blast
Jun 5	Warwickshire v Lancashire	Vitality Blast
Jun 12	2nd Test - England v West Indies	ICC World Test Championship
Jun 23	Warwickshire v Northamptonshire	Vitality Blast
Jun 26	Warwickshire v Derbyshire	Vitality Blast
Jul 5	Warwickshire v Kent	Specsavers County Championship
Jul 10	Warwickshire v Worcestershire	Vitality Blast
Jul 12	Warwickshire v Nottinghamshire	Vitality Blast
Jul 18	Birmingham Phoenix v London Spirit	The Hundred
Jul 20	Warwickshire v Somerset	Royal London One-Day Cup
Jul 24	Birmingham Phoenix Women v Southern Brave Women	The Hundred
Jul 24	Birmingham Phoenix v Southern Brave	The Women's Hundred
Jul 31	Warwickshire v Nottinghamshire	Royal London One-Day Cup
Aug 3	Birmingham Phoenix v Manchester Originals	The Hundred
Aug 8	Birmingham Phoenix v Trent Rockets	The Hundred
Aug 29	Warwickshire v Surrey	Specsavers County Championship
Sep 5	1st Semi-Final - TBC v TBC	Vitality Blast
Sep 5	2nd Semi-Final - TBC v TBC	Vitality Blast
Sep 5	Final - TBC v TBC	Vitality Blast
Sep 12	2nd ODI - England v Ireland	One-Day Series
Sep 22	Warwickshire v Essex	Specsavers County Championship

Edgbaston Cricket Ground History, Records and Stats

Edgbaston Cricket Ground is home ground to Warwickshire County Cricket Club. The ground as County Ground or Edgbaston Stadium or Birmingham Cricket Stadium. The first England ground after Lord’s to host a significant ODI tournament final when it hosted the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy. Edgbaston is 4th largest after Lord’s, Old Trafford and The Oval Cricket Stadium with permanent seating for approximately 25000 spectators.

The major redevelopment took place for Edgbaston Cricket Stadium at the cost of £32 million between 2010 and 2011. Ground seating capacity increased to 25000; Pavilions redeveloped completely, which dated back to the 1890s. William Ansell Stands and Leslie Deakins, R. V. Ryder Stands, newly constructed as part of development during January 2010.

Floodlights pylons permanently erected around the ground during April 2011, allowing 15 days of D/N cricket annually. The first International Test match played between England and India on August 10, 2011, after the redevelopment of the venue. During the 3rd Test of the series, England beat India with an innings and 242 runs. England ranked number 1 position in the ICC Test Championship for the first time.

The highest individual innings in Twenty20 records - 84-Aaron Finch (Aus) vs. England 27 June 2018. Shahid Afridi has the best bowling figure of 5/11 against Kenya at Edgbaston Cricket Ground in September 2004. Saeed Ajmal holds the best bowling figures records in Twenty20 with 3/26 against Australia in July 2010. English bowling star, James Anderson is the leading wicket-taker in Test games at Edgbaston Stadium.

The highest partnership in One-Day format formed between 256* Jason Roy & Alex Hales (Eng) vs. Sri Lanka 24 June 2016. In the Twenty20 format, Jason Roy and Jos Buttler have the highest partnerships of 95 runs against Australia 27 June 2018. Edgbaston hosted England’s 1000th Test match against India, England won by 32 runs.

Edgbaston Cricket Ground History

First Test	England v Australia on May 29, 1902
First ODI	England v Australia on August 28, 1972
First T20	Australia v Pakistan on July 5, 2010
Home Team	Warwickshire County Cricket Club
End Names	Pavilion End, Birmingham End (previously City End)
Rain cover System	Brumbrella-Motorized Rain Cover System (2010)
Location	Edgbaston, Birmingham, England
Capacity	25000
Establishment	1882
Boundary Dimensions	137.16 m x 64 m

Test, One-Day and T20 Format Records

Records	Test, ODI, and T20
Highest team total	Test; 710/7 by England vs. India Aug 2011 ODI; 408/9 by England vs. New Zealand 9 June 2015 T20I; 221/5 by England vs. Australia 27 June 2018
Highest individual runs in innings	Test; 294- Alastair Cook (Eng) vs. India Aug 2011 ODI; 154-Andrew Strauss (Eng) vs. Bangladesh 12 July 2010 T20I; 84-Aaron Finch (Aus) vs. England 27 June 2018
Lowest Innings Team Score	Test; 30 all-out South Africa by England June 1924 ODI; 70 all-out Australia by England June 1977
Best bowling in an innings	Test; 12/119 by Fred Trueman (Eng) vs. West Indies July 1963 ODI; 5/11 by Shahid Afridi (Pak) vs. Kenya 14 September 2004 T20I; 3/26 by Saeed Ajmal (Pak) vs. Australia 5 July 2010
Highest Partnerships	Test; 411 Peter May & Colin Cowdrey for (Eng) vs. West Indies 7 30 May 1957 ODI; 256* Jason Roy & Alex Hales (Eng) vs. Sri Lanka 24 June 2016 T20I; 95 Jos Buttler and Jason Roy (Eng) vs. Australia 27 June 2018
Leading Runs Scorer	Tests; 869-Alastair Cook, 767-David Gower ODI; 343-Andrew Strauss, 320-Graham Gooch-290-Shikhar Dhawan
Leading Wicket-Takers	Test; 44-James Anderson, 39-Fred Trueman, 29-Ian Botham ODI; 21-Darren Gough, 16-James Anderson
First-Class
Year	Noble Moments for Edgbaston Cricket Stadium & Other Record
1957	411 runs-Peter May and Colin Cowdrey v West Indies-highest Ever-Test Partnership by England
1975	Edgbaston hosted group matches in the 1975 Cricket World Cup
1979	Edgbaston hosted group matches in the 1979 Cricket World Cup
1983	Edgbaston hosted group matches in the 1983 Cricket World Cup
1994	501*-Brian Lara for Warwickshire v Durham, highest-ever runs scored by a batsman in first-class cricket
1999	Semi-Final 1999 Cricket World Cup tied between Australia and South Africa
2004	Marcus Trescothick became the first player to score a century in both innings v West Indies (105 and 107 runs)
2008	South Africa claimed first-ever Test series win in England since 1965, chased 281 runs-Graeme Smith scored 154*
2011	294-Alastair Cook scored against India-England ranked No. 1 Test Team-England scored 710/7 highest Test score at Edgbaston
2012	Tino Best (West Indies) scored 95 runs at 11th wicket batsman v England
2013	India claimed five runs nail-biting victory over England during ICC Champions Trophy 2013
2015	408-runs scored by England v New Zealand in ODI-England claimed highest ever 210 runs victory in the same match
2016	The 256-runs partnership between Jason Roy & Alex Hales against Sri Lanka. Successful run chase without losing a wicket in ODI history
2017	Edgbaston Cricket Ground hosted five matches of ICC Champions Trophy-2017
2018	Edgbaston hosted the first D/N Test match in England, between West Indies and England.
2018	Edgbaston hosted Englands 1000th Test match against India, England won by 32 runs.

Rose Bowl Ground Fixture, Schedule and Time Table

Rose Bowl or Ageas Bowl Cricket Ground is also the busiest cricket ground in the whole year. The ground has a full-fledged cricket fixture during the year 2020, including mega ICC Events and other accessories. According to Rose Bowl Ground Fixture, the field will host Natwest T20 Blast, National Cup, and Team England Cricket matches. The ground will host Specsavers County Championship, English County Championship, and Royal One-Day Cup during this cricket summer.

This year a considerable cricket entertainment is coming to The Ageas Bowl. The Rose Bowl Ground will host first-class, List A and Twenty20 competitions of 2020 cricket summer. For the upcoming season, three teams will tour England for Test, One-Day and Twenty20 format cricket. As a result of Australia’s tour of England, Pakistan tour of England and West Indies tour of England. According to the England Cricket Schedule 2020, the team will play six Twenty20’s, a single test and three One-Day format games.

In the first-class cricket Specsavers County Championship, Vitality Blast, Royal One-Day Cup, The Hundred, The Women’s Hundred and plenty of entertainment coming to the stadium. The opening match of Specsavers County Championship scheduled between the home side Hampshire and Kent. The first-class cricket structure of the England fixture scheduled between top-notch domestic teams. From the first-class games, players get a chance to represent their national side.

Tournaments

The Hundred
Vitality Blast T20
The Hundred Women’s
Royal One-Day Cup 2020
Pakistan Tour of England 2020
Specsavers County Championship

According to the Australia Tour of England 2020, a single One-Day match between Australia and England scheduled at Ageas Bowl. The scintillating contest scheduled to begin at 13:00 local | 12:00 GMT on July 15. Except for this the opening match of the Vitality Blast scheduled between Hampshire and Sussex on May 29. Moreover Royal One-Day Cup opening game between Hampshire and Essex scheduled on July 29.

According to the Pakistan Tour of England 2020 the 3rd and final T20 International scheduled at Rose Bowl Ground. The games will commence at 18:30 local | 17:30 GMT on September 2. This T20 series scheduled between both top-notch teams as the preparation for ICC T20 Cricket World Cup 2020 Australia. Moreover, Ageas Bowl Stadium to host “The Hundred” and “The Hundred Women’s tournament this summer.

Date	Fixture	Tournament
Apr 19 - Apr 22	Hampshire v Kent	Specsavers County Championship
May 1 - May 4	Hampshire v Yorkshire	Specsavers County Championship
May 22 - May 25	Hampshire v Lancashire	Specsavers County Championship
May 29 (20 ovs)	Hampshire v Sussex	Vitality Blast
Jun 7 (20 ovs)	Hampshire v Gloucestershire	Vitality Blast
Jun 10 (20 ovs)	Hampshire v Essex	Vitality Blast
Jun 14 - Jun 17	Hampshire v Warwickshire	Specsavers County Championship
Jun 18 (20 ovs)	Hampshire v Somerset	Vitality Blast
Jun 21 (20 ovs)	Hampshire v Glamorgan	Vitality Blast
Jun 26 (20 ovs)	Hampshire v Surrey	Vitality Blast
Jul 10 (20 ovs)	Hampshire v Middlesex	Vitality Blast
Jul 14 (50 ovs)	2nd ODI - England v Australia	ODI Series
Jul 19 (50 ovs)	Hampshire v Worcestershire	Royal London One-Day Cup
Jul 22 (20 ovs)	Southern Brave v Manchester Originals	The Hundred
Jul 26 (20 ovs)	Southern Brave v Oval Invincibles	The Hundred
Jul 29 (50 ovs)	Hampshire v Essex	Royal London One-Day Cup
Jul 31 (50 ovs)	Hampshire v Sussex	Royal London One-Day Cup
Aug 4 (20 ovs)	Southern Brave v Trent Rockets	The Hundred
Aug 4 (20 ovs)	Southern Brave Women v Trent Rockets Women	The Women's Hundred
Aug 7 (20 ovs)	Southern Brave v Welsh Fire	The Hundred
Aug 23 - Aug 26	Hampshire v Gloucestershire	Specsavers County Championship
Sep 2 (20 ovs)	3rd T20I - England v Pakistan	T20 Series
Sep 8 - Sep 11	Hampshire v Northamptonshire	Specsavers County Championship
Sep 22 - Sep 25	Hampshire v Somerset	Specsavers County Championship

Rose Bowl Cricket Ground History, Records and Stats

Rose Bowl Cricket Ground is the home of Hampshire County Cricket Club since 2001. The County Ground in Southampton had been Hampshire’s home ground since 1885. First-class cricket as debut match played on May 9-11, 2001 between Worcestershire and Hampshire, which Hampshire won by 124 runs. The first List A match had been played between Hampshire and Essex on May 02, 2011, as part of schedule county Benson & Hedges Cup-2001.

International cricket came to Southampton in the year 2003 as the first One Day International scheduled as part of the 2003 Cricket World Cup fixture between South Africa v Zimbabwe. England played their first-ever T20 International match against Australia as part of Ashes series, England won by 100 runs. As part of the redevelopment England & Wales Cricket Board scheduled its expansion from 15000 to temporary seating 20000.

During the Ageas Bowl Test status and a Test match between England and Sri Lanka in 2011. Rose Bowl Ground hosted the first Test on June 16-20, 2011. It was a heavy rain-affected match that ended in a draw but did Ian Bell and Kumar Sangakkara scored their first Test centuries at Southampton County Cricket Club, in addition to Chris Tremlett took his first Five-Wickets haul at Ground.

Southampton County Ground witnessed the highest T20 runs till 2013 scored by Aaron Finch 156 runs off 63 balls. His blistering includes 14 sixes and 11 fours against New Zealand on August 29, 2013. Currently, Aaron Finch is also the highest run-scorer in T20I which he scored 172 runs off 76 balls including 16 fours and 10 sixes against Zimbabwe on July 03, 2018.

Martin Guptil smashed his career-best ODI innings of 189 runs against England at Ageas Bowl Cricket Ground. During the English County Championship Hampshire smashed 225 with the loss of two wickets against Middlesex. It’s been the highest total of by any franchise at Rose Bowl Cricket Stadium.

Rose Bowl Ground History

GROUND INFO	Rose Bowl GROUND HISTORY
First Test	England v Sri Lanka, June 16, 2011
First ODI	South Africa v Zimbabwe, July 10, 2003
First T20	England v New Zealand, July 13, 2005
Owner	RB Sport & Leisure Holdings plc
Location	West End, Hampshire
Home Team	Hampshire Cricket Board,
Establishment	2001
Capacity	15,000 (20000 with temporary seating)
End Names	Pavilion End, Northern End
Boundary Dimensions	137.16 m x 64 m

Records at Rose Bowl Ground

Records	Test	ODI	T20
Highest team total	569 by Eng v India-2014	359/3 by NZ v Eng-2013	248/6 by Aus v Eng-2013
Lowest team total	184 by SL v Eng-2011	65 by USA v Aus-2004	79 by Eng v Aus-2005
Highest individual innings	167-Ian Bell (Eng) v India-2014	189*-M Guptill (NZ) v Eng-2013	156-Aaron Finch (Aus) v Eng-2013
Best bowling in an innings	6/48-Chris Tremlett (Eng) v SL-2011	5/29 by Mervyn Dillon (WI) v Bangladesh-2004	4/22-Paul Collingwood (Eng) v Aus-2005
Best bowling in a match	7/144-Chris Tremlett (Eng) v SL-2014	5/29-Mervyn Dillon (WI) v Bangladesh-2004	4/22-Paul Collingwood (Eng) v Aus-2005
First-Class
Records	First Class Cricket	List A Cricket	Domestic T20
Highest team total	714/5d-Hampshire v Nottinghamshire, 2005	350/5-Gloucestershire v Hampshire, 2008	225/2-Hampshire v Middlesex, 2006
Lowest team total	86-Worcestershire v Hampshire, 2007	101-Sussex v Hampshire, 2003	72-Kent v Hampshire, 2011
Highest individual innings	311*-John Crawley for Hampshire v Nottinghamshire, 2005	167*-Sean Ervine for Hampshire v Ireland, 2009	124*-Michael Lumb for Hampshire v Essex, 2009
Best bowling in an innings	8/90-Alan Mullally for Hampshire v Warwickshire, 2001	6/27-Stuart Clark for Hampshire v Surrey, 2007	5/19-Danny Briggs for Hampshire v Durham, 2011
Best bowling in a match	11/59-Kyle Hogg for Lancashire v Hampshire, 2011	6/27-Stuart Clark for Hampshire v Surrey, 2007	5/19-Danny Briggs for Hampshire v Durham, 2011