Zimbabwe / Grounds
1890s
Queen Victoria
9,000
No
City End, Airport End
Zimbabwe, Matabeleland
02:53, Wed Feb 10, 2010 (UTC +0200)
Records and statistics
| Zimbabwe v Sri Lanka - Oct 20-24, 1994 | Scorecard | |
| Zimbabwe v India - Sep 13-16, 2005 | Scorecard | |
| Statsguru Tests | Match results | Highest totals | Most runs | Most wickets | ||
| Zimbabwe v England - Dec 15, 1996 | Scorecard | |
| Zimbabwe v Bangladesh - Aug 18, 2009 | Scorecard | |
| Statsguru ODIs | Match results | Highest totals | Most runs | Most wickets | ||
Profile
Queen's Sports Club is Zimbabwe's second ground behind Harare Sports Club and a constant on the itinerary of any touring side. Situated close to the city centre, it is one of international cricket's loveliest venues with an old pavilion and surrounded by trees which give shade to spectators. Much of the ground consists of grass banking and its capacity of 9000 is more than enough to cope with demand. QSC became Zimbabwe's third Test venue in October 1994.
TopLatest Articles
- Bulawayo's groundsman quits (May 2, 2006)
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- Bulawayo's big day out (Dec 4, 2004)
- The deluge returns at Bulawayo (Feb 29, 2004)
- Zimbabwe capitulate after doing the hard work (Nov 15, 2003)
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