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To explore the records and statistics of Beausejour Cricket Ground, St Lucia, West Indies
Beausejour Cricket Ground
 St. Lucia, West Indies
Gros Islet Also or formerly known as Beausejour Stadium Established 2002 Capacity 20,000 FloodLight Yes End Name Pavilion End, Media Centre End |
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| First Test |
West Indies v Sri Lanka, 20-24, Jun 2003 |
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| Last Test |
West Indies v India, 10-14, Jun 2006 |
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| First ODI |
West Indies v New Zealand, 08-Jun-2002 |
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| Last ODI |
West Indies v India, 05-Jul-2009 |
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| First T20I |
India v Afghanistan, 01-May-2010 |
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| Last T20I |
Pakistan v Australia, 14-May-2010 |
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The Beausejour Stadium in Gros Islet is a very new cricket stadium. It hosted its first international cricket match in 2002. That was an ODI game between West Indies and New Zealand in June that year. The stadium is named after the nearby Beausejour hills. On June 20-24, 2003 it hosted its first Test match, the 1st Test between West Indies and Sri Lanka was played at the Beausejour Stadium.
The ground hosted several matches of the 2007 World Cup. It also hosted the semi-final of the World Cup. The venue is constructed on 22 acres and has a seating capacity of 15,000 (increasing to 20,000). It includes 18 hospitality suites and the modern pavilion at the stadium offers each team its own gym, lounge, balcony and conference. The stadium is situated on the outskirts of the tourist resort area of Rodney Bay and was formerly known as Beausejour Stadium. It was the first ever ground to host a day-night game in the West Indies.
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