Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
Complete Stadium Guide, Capacity, Pitch Report, Records, History, Statistics & FAQs
About Wankhede Stadium
Wankhede Stadium is one of the most iconic cricket stadiums in India. Located in Mumbai, Maharashtra, the venue was established in 1974 and has hosted numerous historic Test matches, One Day Internationals, T20 Internationals and IPL matches.
The stadium gained worldwide recognition after hosting the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup Final where India defeated Sri Lanka to become world champions. Wankhede Stadium is also the home ground of Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League.
Pitch Report
The Wankhede pitch is traditionally considered batting friendly. The surface offers true bounce and excellent carry which helps stroke-makers play freely.
Fast bowlers often receive movement with the new ball, especially during evening matches. In T20 cricket, chasing teams usually enjoy an advantage due to dew conditions.
- Batting Friendly Surface
- Good Bounce
- Assistance for Fast Bowlers Early
- Dew Plays Major Role in Night Matches
Major Records
India vs England records and statistics update regularly.
One of India's highest scoring venues.
Known for high-scoring IPL matches.
2011 ICC Cricket World Cup Final.
Home Teams
- India Cricket Team
- Mumbai Cricket Team
- Mumbai Indians
Upcoming Matches
Upcoming fixtures will be updated automatically through the cricket API integration.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the capacity of Wankhede Stadium?
The stadium can accommodate approximately 33,000 spectators.
Which IPL team plays at Wankhede Stadium?
Mumbai Indians use Wankhede Stadium as their home venue.
Is Wankhede Stadium batting friendly?
Yes. The venue is generally considered batting friendly, especially in white-ball cricket.
Where is Wankhede Stadium located?
It is located in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.