Gandhi Stadium

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Gandhi Stadium
Established unknown
First Test India v Pakistan - Sep 24-29, 1983
First ODI India v England - December 20, 1981
Capacity unknown
Floodlights unknown
End Names Stadium End, Pavilion End
Last Test match India v Pakistan - Sep 24-29, 1983
Last ODI India v Sri Lanka - February 20, 1994
Home Team Punjab
As of 4 April 2006

Gandhi Stadium is a cricket stadium in Jalandhar, Punjab (India). It hosted its first international Test match on September 24, 1983 between India and Pakistan and its first one-day international on December 20, 1981 between India and England. It is named after Mahatma Gandhi. The stadium is out of favour with the board since 1994 which uses the Mohali cricket stadium for Tests matches.

It comes under the North Zone.

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