SuperSport Park

Centurion, South Africa

Also or formerly known as SuperSport Centurion; Centurion Park
Capacity 20,000
End names Pavilion End, Hennops River End
Home teams Northern Transvaal, Northerns
Current local time 03:34, Sun May 22, 2022 (UTC +0200)

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First Test	South Africa v England - Nov 16-20, 1995	Scorecard
Last Test	South Africa v India - Dec 26-30, 2021	Scorecard
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First ODI	South Africa v India - Dec 11, 1992	Scorecard
Last ODI	South Africa v Bangladesh - Mar 23, 2022	Scorecard
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First T20I	South Africa v Australia - Mar 29, 2009	Scorecard
Last T20I	South Africa v Pakistan - Apr 16, 2021	Scorecard
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Originally named Centurion Park, SuperSport Park, the home of Northerns (Northern Transvaal), is in easy access of Johannesburg, Midrand and Pretoria.

One of the newer stadiums and Test venues in South Africa it has been described by various International Captains as "One of the grounds with the best players' facilities in the world". The stadium's appeal is the grass embankments which make up a large part of the seating area, ideal for good family cricket watching. Beach Cabana type hospitality chalets have been erected high on the grass banks for added corporate viewing pleasure. A pavilion at the north end of the ground completes the 22,000 spectator capacity.

Known for being one of the quicker pitches in South Africa, it also gives plenty of opportunity to batsmen, with the ball generally coming onto the bat. It has never been seen as a spinners paradise. The outfield is level, lush and fast with a drainage system on par with any in the world.

(Keith Lane, August 2002)