Stadium Australia        

Homebush Bay,
Sydney, New South Wales

Olympic Boulevard Sydney Olympic Park NSW, 2140 UBD Map Reference: 212 K15

Also or formerly known as ANZ Stadium Telstra Stadium
Capacity 78000 (110000 for Olympics)
Playing area 170.0m long, 128.0m wide
Floodlights Yes
End names Eastern End, Western End
Home team New South Wales
Other sports Athletics, Australian Rules Football (Sydney Swans), Rugby League, Rugby Union, Soccer, Speedway (Motorbikes)
Pitch type Grass (drop-in)
Current local time 01:21, Wed Sep 28, 2016 (UTC +1000)
Note The removable pitch ran North-South prior to the 2009/10 season when it was turned to East-West.

 

Records and statistics

First T20I	Australia v India - Feb 1, 2012	Scorecard
Last T20I	Australia v South Africa - Nov 9, 2014	Scorecard
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Latest Articles

• Sydney Thunder carry drop-in pitches to new home (Sep 23, 2015)
• Tests and ODIs to remain at SCG (Jul 13, 2010)
• ANZ cleared for international cricket (Feb 11, 2010)
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• Cricket NSW moves two games west (Oct 17, 2006)

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Latest Photos

Feb 1, 2012

International cricket debuted at Stadium Australia in the first T20I
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Jan 15, 2005

General ground view of the Telstra Stadium
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Aug 7, 2002

Glenn McGrath tries out Telstra Stadium
© New South Wales Cricket Association

Aug 7, 2002

Steve Waugh & Steve Rixon try out Telstra Stadium
© New South Wales Cricket Association

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