Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium

Established on 1883

Capacity :- 48,000

End names :- Tata End, ITC End

First Indian Premier League match was played here is on 19th April 2008 Delhi Daredevils Vs Rajasthan Royals

Feroz Shah Kotla hosted its first Test match in 1948 when India played West Indies in a high-scoring draw. Since then, the Kotla – as it is popularly known – has played host to 30 Test matches. India has won ten of these games, and lost six, but have not lost a single Test match at the venue since 1987. Apart from that, the Feroz Shah Kotla has also hosted several ODIs, most of which have been very high-scoring. Kotla stadium is the Home ground for Delhi Daredevils. This ground is hosting for the Indian Premier League Games.

Kotla Stadium was the location of four ICC World Cup 2011 matches.

Bowling against Pakistan in 1999, Anil Kumble emulated the record of Jim Laker from England as he ran through the opposition to claim all the wickets and win the game for India. One of the most important ODI games played here was the final of the tri-series between India, Australia and Zimbabwe, in which the Aussies beat the hosts easily after having lost all their league games to India. The ground underwent renovation in 2005, just in time to host the sixth and the final game of the ODI series against Pakistan.