Infosys Ground: key facts
Infosys Ground was a cricket venue at the Infosys Global Education Centre campus in Mysore, Karnataka. It hosted two women's ODIs between India and Australia in December 2004, but has not hosted an international match since the second game on 13 December 2004.
- Location
- Mysore, Karnataka
- First international
- 11 December 2004India Women v Australia Women, 1st ODI
- Owned or run by
- Infosys Limited
- Status
- Former international venue
International matches hosted
- 2Women's ODIs
Counts up to 6 June 2026; first international 11 December 2004, last 13 December 2004.
History of Infosys Ground
The ground formed part of Infosys's Global Education Centre campus in Mysore. An Infosys press release issued for the centre's February 2005 inauguration described the campus as having an international-class cricket ground and other sports facilities. The release identified Infosys as the campus operator and placed the centre in the company's Mysore campus.
Its recorded international cricket was limited to two women's ODIs on Australia's 2004 tour of India. Australia beat India by 14 runs in the first match on 11 December, then won the second by three wickets on 13 December. The venue therefore remains a former international ground, while the current availability and public access of the campus field are not clearly documented in reliable public sources.
Milestones
- 2004
Infosys Ground hosted its first listed international match, India Women v Australia Women in the opening ODI of the 2004 tour.
- 2004
Australia Women made 195/6 and defeated India Women by 14 runs in the first ODI on 11 December.
- 2004
The ground hosted its second and last listed international match, India Women v Australia Women, on 13 December.
- 2005
Infosys's official inauguration release described the Mysore campus as including an international-class cricket ground.
Famous matches at Infosys Ground
11 December 2004
India Women v Australia Women, 1st ODI
Australia made 195/6, with Karen Rolton scoring 82, and India finished on 181/9. Australia won by 14 runs.
13 December 2004
India Women v Australia Women, 2nd ODI
The second women's ODI at the ground was also won by Australia, by three wickets. It was the venue's last listed international match.
Infosys Ground records
Researched ground records, checked against at least one published scorecard source.
| Record | Figure | Match |
|---|---|---|
| Highest team total in listed internationals | 195/6 | Australia Women v India Women, 1st ODI, 11 December 2004 |
| Highest individual score in listed internationals | 82 | Karen Rolton, Australia Women v India Women, 1st ODI, 11 December 2004 |
Infosys Ground: questions and answers
Where is Infosys Ground located?
It is listed in Mysore, Karnataka, and was associated with the Infosys Global Education Centre campus.
When was the first international match at Infosys Ground?
India Women played Australia Women in the first women's ODI there on 11 December 2004. Australia won by 14 runs.
How many international matches were played at Infosys Ground?
The listed international record is two women's ODIs, both between India Women and Australia Women in December 2004.
Why does Infosys Ground no longer host internationals?
No authoritative source found in this research gives a specific reason. The record ends after the second ODI on 13 December 2004.
More cricket stadiums in Karnataka
Every ground in India that has hosted an international, with its history, capacity and pitch. See all cricket stadiums in India.
International venueM. Chinnaswamy Stadium
- Capacity
- 40,000
- Opened
- 1969
- Internationals
- 87
Domestic groundSrikantadatta Narasimha Raja Wadeyar Ground
- Capacity
- 15,000
- Opened
- 1997
- Domestic ground
BCCI Centre of Excellence Ground
- Opened
- 2024
Domestic groundKSCA Cricket Ground, Alur (Three Ovals)
- Opened
- 2011
- Domestic ground
KSCA Rajnagar Stadium (Hubballi)
- Opened
- 2012
Former international venueSrikantadatta Narasimha Raja Wadiyar Ground
- Capacity
- 15,000
- Opened
- 1997
- Internationals
- 2
Sources for this stadium guide
- Infosys Ground, Mysore details, matches, stats — Cricbuzz
- IND Women vs AUS Women, 1st ODI at Mysore, Dec 11 2004 — ESPNcricinfo
- Infosys Ground, Mysore — ESPNcricinfo ground profile
- Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh inaugurates Infosys’ Global Education Centre in Mysore — Infosys
- Smart Campus Innovations Amplify User Experiences — Infosys Knowledge Institute
- List of women's One Day International cricket grounds — Wikipedia
- File:Cricket Grounds, Infosys (4911222614).jpg — Wikimedia Commons
Photo: Ashwin Kumar from Bangalore, India, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
