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Bandra Kurla Complex Ground, Mumbai

Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East, Mumbai, Maharashtra. 25 completed matches stored since 18 Oct 2024.

Opened 2006

Bandra Kurla Complex Ground: key facts

Bandra Kurla Complex Ground is a Mumbai Cricket Association venue in Bandra East, within the BKC business district. It opened in 2006 and hosted four women's ODIs and three women's T20Is, including 2013 Women's World Cup matches. It remains associated with the MCA Sharad Pawar Recreation Centre, but has not hosted an international match since February 2013.

Location: Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East, Mumbai, Maharashtra
Opened: 2006
First international: 1 March 2010India Women v England Women, 5th ODI
Owned or run by: Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority; operated by Mumbai Cricket Association
Home teams: Mumbai (domestic), Mumbai Cricket Association
Former names: Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy BKC; Sharad Pawar Indoor Cricket Academy
Status: Former international venue

International matches hosted

4Women's ODIs
3Women's T20Is

Counts up to 6 June 2026; first international 1 March 2010, last 8 February 2013.

Bandra Kurla Complex Ground pitch report

How the surface usually plays, then the figures from completed matches stored at this ground (average first-innings score is the median).

Evidence from the 2013 Women's World Cup period describes a moist morning surface at Bandra Kurla Complex that offered swing and favoured fast bowling early. Conditions changed as the surface dried, so the available evidence does not support a broader long-term pitch classification.

Morning moisture and a moving ball helped fast bowlers in the 8 February 2013 match.

Pitch and toss figures from stored matches

Pitch and toss figures at Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy BKC by format
Format	Matches	Avg 1st innings	Bat-first wins	Chose to bowl	Toss winner won	Highest total
T20 and shorter	15	145	20%	53%	47%	255/2 Haryana, 25 Nov 2024
Test and first-class	10	319	50%	60%	25%	671/7 Mumbai, 30 Jan 2025

Upcoming matches at Bandra Kurla Complex Ground

No upcoming fixtures at this ground are confirmed.

History of Bandra Kurla Complex Ground

The ground was established in 2006 on land owned by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority. Mumbai Cricket Association developed the site as part of its Bandra Kurla Complex recreation centre and cricket facilities. The MCA says the wider complex includes a full-sized cricket ground used for Ranji Trophy matches, while its indoor academy page gives the address as RG-2, G Block, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East.

The venue's international programme was limited to women's cricket. India Women played England Women in the ground's first women's ODI on 1 March 2010, and the venue hosted three women's T20Is during the same series. It later staged women's World Cup fixtures in 2013; the last women's ODI listed for the ground was on 8 February 2013. The available sources do not establish a formal closure or a single reason for the end of international use, so it is best treated as a former international venue that continues as an MCA domestic and training facility.

Milestones

2006
The Bandra Kurla Complex cricket ground was established in Mumbai.
2007
MCA inaugurated its indoor cricket facility and recreation centre at the BKC site on 14 December.
2010
The ground hosted its first women's ODI and three women's T20Is during England Women's tour of India.
2013
The venue was used during the Women's World Cup period and recorded its last listed women's ODI on 8 February.

Famous matches at Bandra Kurla Complex Ground

1 March 2010
India Women v England Women, 5th ODI
England Women chased 207 with 210/8, winning by two wickets with one ball left. Harmanpreet Kaur made 84 for India, while Heather Knight scored 49 for England.
6 March 2010
India Women v England Women, 2nd T20I
India Women won by 30 runs after making 126/7 and dismissing England Women for 96 in 19.2 overs, according to the BCCI match centre.

How to reach Bandra Kurla Complex Ground

Nearest airport: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is the nearest major airport; use road transport to BKC.
By train: Bandra-Kurla Complex Metro station on Line 3 is the most direct public-transport stop. Local-train routing varies by starting point; no specific nearest local station is stated here.
By metro: Bandra-Kurla Complex station, Mumbai Metro Line 3; the official station page lists exits at BKC E Block and nearby BKC roads.
By road: Enter Bandra Kurla Complex and follow directions to RG-2, G Block, Bandra East; confirm access with MCA before travelling.
Address: RG-2, G Block, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (East), Mumbai 400051, Maharashtra, India

Bandra Kurla Complex Ground: questions and answers

When was Bandra Kurla Complex Ground established?

The ground is listed as established in 2006.

Which international matches were played at Bandra Kurla Complex Ground?

The ground hosted four women's ODIs and three women's T20Is. Its first listed international was India Women v England Women on 1 March 2010, and its last listed women's ODI was on 8 February 2013.

Who owns and operates Bandra Kurla Complex Ground?

The land is identified with the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority, while the Mumbai Cricket Association operates the cricket and recreation facilities.

Is Bandra Kurla Complex Ground still used?

The MCA recreation centre and indoor academy remain associated with the BKC site, and the MCA describes the full ground as a venue for domestic cricket. No international match is listed there after February 2013.

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