T20 World Cup 2024 Venue

The ICC T20 World Cup venues in 2024 are located in Antigua, Arnos Vale, Bridgetown, Georgetown, Gros Islet, San Fernando (West Indies); Dallas, Lauderhill, and New York (United States of America).

T20 World Cup 2024 Venues & Match Dates

The fans in the West Indies and the United States of America will be excited to see world-class teams of the T20 World Cup 2024 participate in the year’s biggest international cricketing event. The United States of America will be hosting a major cricketing event for the very first time and the fans will go berserk to see their favorite teams on the biggest of stages in the shortest format of the game.

T20 World Cup Venue - Arnos Vale Ground (Arnos Vale)

Arnos Vale Ground is situated in Arnos Vale, near Kingstown in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It holds a capacity of 18,000 and is a multi-use ground, better known as The Playing Fields.

The ICC T20 World Cup 2024 will see the Arnos Vale Ground host five matches. The venue will host three group stage games and two Super Eight games.

Check out the list of T20 World Cup hosts from 2007 to 2024 here.

T20 World Cup Venue - Brian Lara Cricket Academy (San Fernando)

Inaugurated in 2017, The Brian Lara Cricket Academy is a multi-purpose stadium that has a seating capacity of 15,000 and is situated in Tarouba, San Fernando in Trinidad and Tobago.

The stadium will host five matches, which include four group-stage games and a semi-final.

T20 World Cup Venue - Central Broward Park & Broward County Stadium (Lauderhill)

The Central Broward Park and Broward County Stadium in Lauderhill, Florida was established in 2007 and has a seating capacity of 20,000. The stadium hosts five group stage games.

T20 World Cup Venue - Darren Sammy National Cricket Stadium (Gros Islet)

The Darren Sammy National Cricket Stadium is situated at Gros Islet in Saint Lucia. It was inaugurated in 2002 and was previously named Beausejour Stadium. It has a seating capacity of 15,000 and plays host to three group stage games and Super Eight games each.

T20 World Cup Venue - Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium (Dallas)

The Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium in Dallas, Texas hosts the opening clash between co-hosts United States of America and their neighbors Canada on June 02. The stadium holds a capacity of 15,000 and hosts another three group-stage games as well.

T20 World Cup Venue - Guyana National Stadium (Georgetown)

The Guyana National Stadium, also known as the Providence Stadium, was opened in 2006 and has a seating capacity of 15,000. It is situated in Georgetown, the capital of Guyana.

The stadium will host six matches, which include five group-stage games and a semi-final.

T20 World Cup Venue - Kensington Oval (Bridgetown)

The Kensington Oval, situated in Bridgetown, Barbados, is a historical venue and was established in 1882. The stadium holds a capacity of 28,000 and will host the ultimate clash - The Final. Apart from the final, Kensington Oval will also host eight other matches, of which three are from Super Eight.

T20 World Cup Venue - Nassau County International Cricket Stadium (New York)

The Nassau County International Cricket Stadium is a revamped stadium situated in New York. It can accommodate 34,000 fans and will host eight games from the group stage.

T20 World Cup Venue - Sir Vivian Richards Stadium (Antigua)

Sir Vivian Richards Stadium is situated in Antigua and was opened on February 10, 2007. It has a seating capacity of 10,000 and will play host to eight games, including four group-stage games and four Super Eight games each.

List of Venues T20 World Cup 2024

T20 World cup will be held in United States of America (USA) and West Indies. USA will be hosting only group stage games and from super-8 all the games will be held in the beautiful islands of Carribean.

Venues in United States of America

Nassau County International Cricket Stadium, New York

The beautiful Nassau County stadium is in Eisenhower Park in New York on Long Island and will be host to 8 games in the tournament. This is a temporary stadium renovated for the tournament and will be hosting the marquee India vs Pakistan game on 9th June. The pitch here is a drop-in pitch from Adelaide, Australia. The venue has a capacity of 34,000.

Central Broward Park, Lauderhill, Florida

One of the only two Permanent cricket grounds in the United States Central Broward Park in Florida will be hosting total of 4 games in the tournament and 6 Warm-up games. The Stadium has a capacity of 25000 and had previously hosted games involving West Indies and India. The stadium will be hosting the game between India and Canada on 15th June. From the past games, it is expected to be high scoring ground.

Grand Prairie Stadium, Dallas, Texas

Opened in May 2008, Grand Prairie Stadium in Texas will be the third venue in the United States with a capacity of 15000. It will be host to the opening fixture of the tournament between USA and Canada. The pitch here is historically high scoring. It will be host to Bangladesh and SriLankan teams when they take on each other in the tournament. This is one of the exciting derbies of the recent era.

West Indies Venues

Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua & Barbuda

The Sir Vivian Richards Stadium is in Saint George, North Sound, Antigua & Barbuda. It was constructed to accommodate Super 8 matches during the 2007 Cricket World Cup. The stadium can hold 10,000 spectators normally, but for the 2007 World Cup, temporary seating was added. The stadium bears the name of Viv Richards, a former captain of the West Indies cricket team. In 2024 T20 world cup, it will be hosting 8 games and will be hosting Australian and English games in the group stages. It will also be hosting 4 super-8 fixtures.

Kensington Oval, Barbados

The oldest cricket stadium in Barbados is called Kensington Oval. Since its construction in 1871, the stadium has hosted both domestic and international events during its storied history. There are about 28,000 seats available, and the Barbados Cricket Association is currently in charge of running it.

It will host 9 games in total, including the crucial Final game. Five group stage matches are scheduled, with the highly anticipated England vs Australia match scheduled for June 8th. Three Super Eight stage matches will also take place at the venue.

Providence Stadium, Guyana

In preparation for the 2007 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup, the Guyana National Stadium was built in 2006. The stadium can accommodate up to 20,000 people (about the seating capacity of Madison Square Garden) and can be transformed into a multipurpose space in addition to being used for cricket. The venue gained popularity during the 2007 World Cup match between South Africa and Sri Lanka, when Lasith Malinga, a pacer from Sri Lanka, achieved a cricket record by taking four wickets in four deliveries.

The T20 World Cup will include six matches at Guyana National Stadium. There will be five group stage matches and the second semifinal on June 27.

Daren Sammy Cricket Ground, Saint Lucia

Gros Islet, St. Lucia is home to the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground. The stadium can accommodate about 15,000 people and was established in 2002.

Because of its excellent facilities, the stadium is regarded as the model for all Caribbean stadiums, both present and future. Three World Cup group stage games and three Super Eight games will be held at the stadium this year. On June 17, the host West Indies will play Afghanistan in one of the group stages matches.

Arnos Vale Stadium,St. Vincent & the Grenadines

Kingstown, St. Vincent is home to Arnos Vale Stadium. In 1981, the stadium hosted its inaugural international match. Currently serving as a multi-sport venue, the stadium is part of the Arnos Vale Sports Complex. In 2009, Bangladesh defeated the West Indies in their first-ever test match at this very ground.

There will be two Super Eight games and three group stages at the Arnos Vale venue. In this stadium, Bangladesh will play the Netherlands on June 13 and Nepal on June 16, respectively.

Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Trinidad & Tobago

Situated near Tarouba, Trinidad and Tobago, is the Brian Lara Cricket Academy stadium. The stadium opened for business in 2017. The stadium was originally scheduled to open for the 2007 Men's Cricket World Cup warm-up matches. The plan was later rescheduled, though. The stadium can hold up to 15,000 people in total.

On June 26, the first semifinal and four group stage games will be at the venue. In addition, four World Cup warm-up games were held at the stadium.

Apart from the nine venues mentioned earlier, Queen's Park Oval located in Trinidad and Tobago has been chosen to hold four Warm-up matches prior to the main event. This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance, as ICC intends this massive event to have a profound effect on cricket in North America.