Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds

Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds is mostly known for the Yorkshire Country Cricket Team. So Far, 47 ODIs and 1 T20 International Matches have been played at Yorkshire Cricket Ground.

Headingley Cricket Ground is located in the Headingley Stadium Complex in Headingley Leeds, England. The ground was established in the year 1890 and was built adjoining the Headingley Rugby Stadium. Yorkshire County Cricket Club owns and operates the cricket ground and they initially intended to use it for 6 different sports i.e., cricket, rugby, football, tennis, bowls, and cycling. However, the venue is majorly used for cricket and rugby. The first test match played on the Headingley cricket ground was in July 1899 between England and Australia. In September 1973, the first ODI was hosted on the sports ground and the match was between England and West Indies.