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Who has pictures of Pakistan cricket stadiums?
What's the oldest cricket stadium in the country?
What's the oldest cricket stadium in the country?

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have a look in the FAQ section under the Home option and in there you'll see how to post pics.waqar akram said:ive got some pics but i dont know how to post them
The stadiums in Gujranwala and Hyderabad are quite a depressing sight to see.Especially Hyderabad which was being used as a 'shaadi' hall until the PCB finally took action.
I know that Nasim Ashraf tried to renovate the smaller grounds and introduce a rotational policy that the BCCI had done.Sheikhpura and Hyderabad hosted ODIs vs Zimbabwe in 2008 which was a positive step.
However,the 2009 Lahore attacks have definitely changed everything and these smaller stadiums are left to rot once again.
Yeah all these photos are old.
They must still be hosting a lot of domestic matches , hopefully there are maintaining them to the right standards
Is there parks, like in New Zealand where half of the stadium side is seats and the other side is just grass, we have one like that? I'm sure it would be easy to fill.
Is there parks, like in New Zealand where half of the stadium side is seats and the other side is just grass, we have one like that? I'm sure it would be easy to fill.
not a great idea for our crazy mob![]()
impossible for such stadiums to be in Pakistan. Scenes will get very ugly.
jangli awam sab kharab kardegi..
do you ever expect women and men to be in the same grass enclosure and the atosphere to be good?
never the banks would reduce seating capacity and considering the strength of our population and the craze for cricket it would be chaos.would it work in india?
Mirpur, Pakistan
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Is there parks, like in New Zealand where half of the stadium side is seats and the other side is just grass, we have one like that? I'm sure it would be easy to fill.
Is this stadium used?
^ I play there. It's such a beautiful ground.
Half the time I was just admiring the scenery during practice LOL.
Also the Pakistan cricket team would come there during the summer when it was too hot to train anywhere else. My uncle met Shoaib Akhtar there.
It sure is beautiful. It must be quite cool as well. The cherry must swing a lot. Should have International matches here.
cant unfortunately..
New ICC rule is that within a 7mile radius there must be a 5 star hotel. That rule unfortunatelly rules out stadiums in small cities
@ Fireworks Yeh it does, it's horrible being an opener there.
I don't think they should actually, I mean they could have tour matches and stuff there, but not international ones. I mean the facilities are just not good enough to be honest at international level. There are quite a few nets and a great pavilion, but I mean just have a look at the scoreboard in the first pic, and you can't see it from the pics but the road leading up to it is really bad, in fact it's so bad, that you have to walk from the stadium to the main road and then take the car from there.
I personally know the guy that runs the stadium and he is a top bloke, I think he use to umpire in domestic games as well. It's a shame though that the PCB haven't invested a lot of money into it, because it definitely has the potential to be a great stadium.
Me too, I love the Iqbal StadiumI love Iqbal Stadium, it's just got something about it. Is live all year round with all the shops underneath the stands and the theme parks around it. All Pakistan stadiums are lovely in their own way, I prefer our stadiums much more than the ones in England etc.
Why is the stadium in Lahore named after the Libyan leader Gadaffi
Originally Lahore Stadium, the facility was renamed in 1974 in honour of Libyan leader Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi following a speech he gave at an Organisation of the Islamic Conference meeting in favour of Pakistan's right to pursue nuclear weapons.The stadium houses the headquarters of the Pakistan Cricket Board.
Courtesy of our friend Wikipedia.