Top four stadiums that have been fortresses for home teams

#4 National Stadium - Pakistan

Pakistan hardly lost a game in Karachi National Stadium

Win Percentage: 51.22

Draw Percentage: 43.90

Loss Percentage: 4.88

National Stadium at Karachi is the highest capacity cricket stadium in Pakistan. It can hold 34,228 spectators. The stadium hosted 41 Test matches from 1955 to 2009 where the opponents managed to beat Pakistan just twice. England beat them once in 2000; South Africa again beat them in 2007. Before 2000, Pakistan never lost a game in 45 years in that venue.

On the flip side, the touring sides managed to draw 18 of the 41 games. National Stadium has a typical Sub-continental wicket where the fast bowlers dominate the 1st session, batsman pile runs for the first three days and then the spinners take charge on the last two days.

Abdul Qadir leads the chart with 59 wickets from his 13 games here. Javed Miandad scored 1393 runs with an average of 58.04 from his 17 matches in the National Stadium.

It's a shame that this historic venue is not hosting matches for more than a decade since no team is travelling to Pakistan after the attack on the visiting Sri Lankan team.