Old Trafford

Stretford,
Manchester, England

Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Talbot Road, Manchester, M16 0PX (Phone: 0161 282 4000)

Also or formerly known as Emirates Old Trafford
Established 1857
Capacity 19000
Floodlights Yes, Installed in 2011
End names Stretford End, Brian Statham End
Home team Lancashire
Current local time 16:44, Fri Feb 22, 2019 (UTC +0000)

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Records and statistics

First Test	England v Australia - Jul 10-12, 1884	Scorecard
Last Test	England v South Africa - Aug 4-7, 2017	Scorecard
Test records \| Results \| High totals \| High scores \| Most runs \| Best bowling \| Most wickets \| Partnerships \| Statsguru
First ODI	England v Australia - Aug 24, 1972	Scorecard
Last ODI	England v Australia - Jun 24, 2018	Scorecard
ODI records \| Results \| High totals \| High scores \| Most runs \| Best bowling \| Most wickets \| Partnerships \| Statsguru
First T20I	England v New Zealand - Jun 13, 2008	Scorecard
Last T20I	England v India - Jul 3, 2018	Scorecard
T20I records \| Results \| High totals \| High scores \| Most runs \| Best bowling \| Most wickets \| Partnerships \| Statsguru
Records index

Profile

Old Trafford, situated south of Manchester city centre, forms a famous sporting double act with the "other" Old Trafford, and is the third home of Lancashire County Cricket Club. They began life at Moss Lane until 1847, then moved to Chester Road before being evicted in 1856. Old Trafford has hosted Tests since 1884 and remains a special venue with a rich history. It guaranteed itself a place in cricket's eternal hall of fame when the permanently understated Jim Laker destroyed Australia, in 1956, on an old-fashioned "sticky wicket", with match figures of 19 for 90. Australia were the victims again in 1981 when Ian Botham lit up a damp Manchester day by hooking Dennis Lillee off his eyebrows into the stands, and in 1995 Dominic Cork ensured anyone having a Sunday morning snooze was rudely woken with one of most dramatic opening overs ever seen, as he took his hat-trick against West Indies. During the 1990s, Old Trafford became Lancashire's fortress of one-day cricket - few teams managed to break down the defences of the Red Rose one-day side. In 1999, over 22,000 watched Pakistan against India in the World Cup and the ground regularly sells out for international cricket. But it is now going through a transitional phase; the pavilion required major renovation work in the 2003 winter and two stands have been demolished. The realisation that a cricket ground spends much of the time idle has prompted Lancashire to introduce other sources of income, the Old Trafford Lodge being one of the most successful. Music concerts (such as the Move festival) have also been a huge success, and even though they are staged during the cricket season, the ground is ready for play a matter of days later.
Andrew McGlashan (March 2005)

Notes

Travel
Train - Mainline station Piccadilly/Oxford Road/Deansgate
Tram - Old Trafford stop on Altrincham line outside the ground
Car - Reasonable parking on match days within walking distance of ground
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Fixtures

2019
Wed Apr 17 (50 ovs) 11:00 local \| 10:00 GMT 06:00 EDT \| 05:00 CDT \| 03:00 PDT	One-Day Cup North Group - Lancashire v Worcestershire
Wed Apr 24 (50 ovs) 11:00 local \| 10:00 GMT 06:00 EDT \| 05:00 CDT \| 03:00 PDT	One-Day Cup North Group - Lancashire v Northamptonshire
Sun Apr 28 (50 ovs) 11:00 local \| 10:00 GMT 06:00 EDT \| 05:00 CDT \| 03:00 PDT	One-Day Cup North Group - Lancashire v Leicestershire
Thu May 2 (50 ovs) 11:00 local \| 10:00 GMT 06:00 EDT \| 05:00 CDT \| 03:00 PDT	One-Day Cup North Group - Lancashire v Derbyshire
Tue May 14 - Fri May 17 11:00 local \| 10:00 GMT 06:00 EDT \| 05:00 CDT \| 03:00 PDT	Specsavers County Championship Division Two Lancashire v Northamptonshire
Mon May 20 - Thu May 23 11:00 local \| 10:00 GMT 06:00 EDT \| 05:00 CDT \| 03:00 PDT	Specsavers County Championship Division Two Lancashire v Worcestershire
Sun Jun 16 (50 ovs) 10:30 local \| 09:30 GMT 05:30 EDT \| 04:30 CDT \| 02:30 PDT	ICC Cricket World Cup India v Pakistan
Tue Jun 18 (50 ovs) 10:30 local \| 09:30 GMT 05:30 EDT \| 04:30 CDT \| 02:30 PDT	ICC Cricket World Cup Afghanistan v England
Sat Jun 22 (50 ovs) 13:30 local \| 12:30 GMT 08:30 EDT \| 07:30 CDT \| 05:30 PDT	ICC Cricket World Cup New Zealand v West Indies
Thu Jun 27 (50 ovs) 10:30 local \| 09:30 GMT 05:30 EDT \| 04:30 CDT \| 02:30 PDT	ICC Cricket World Cup India v West Indies
Sat Jul 6 (50 ovs) 13:30 local \| 12:30 GMT 08:30 EDT \| 07:30 CDT \| 05:30 PDT	ICC Cricket World Cup Australia v South Africa
Tue Jul 9 (50 ovs) 10:30 local \| 09:30 GMT 05:30 EDT \| 04:30 CDT \| 02:30 PDT	ICC Cricket World Cup 1st Semi-final - TBC v TBC (Reserve day)
Sat Jul 13 - Tue Jul 16 11:00 local \| 10:00 GMT 06:00 EDT \| 05:00 CDT \| 03:00 PDT	Specsavers County Championship Division Two Lancashire v Sussex
Sun Jul 21 (20 ovs)	Vitality Blast North Group - Lancashire v Durham
Fri Jul 26 (20 ovs)	Vitality Blast North Group - Lancashire v Worcestershire
Sat Aug 3 (20 ovs)	Vitality Blast North Group - Lancashire v Nottinghamshire
Fri Aug 9 (20 ovs)	Vitality Blast North Group - Lancashire v Yorkshire
Fri Aug 16 (20 ovs)	Vitality Blast North Group - Lancashire v Birmingham Bears
Tue Aug 20 (20 ovs)	Women's Cricket Super League Lancashire Thunder v Loughborough Lightning
Mon Aug 26 (20 ovs)	Vitality Blast North Group - Lancashire v Derbyshire
Fri Aug 30 (20 ovs)	Vitality Blast North Group - Lancashire v Leicestershire
Wed Sep 4 - Sun Sep 8 11:00 local \| 10:00 GMT 06:00 EDT \| 05:00 CDT \| 03:00 PDT	4th Test - England v Australia
Tue Sep 10 - Fri Sep 13 10:30 local \| 09:30 GMT 05:30 EDT \| 04:30 CDT \| 02:30 PDT	Specsavers County Championship Division Two Lancashire v Derbyshire
Mon Sep 16 - Thu Sep 19 10:30 local \| 09:30 GMT 05:30 EDT \| 04:30 CDT \| 02:30 PDT	Specsavers County Championship Division Two Lancashire v Middlesex
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