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To explore the records and statistics of Willowmoore Park, Benoni South Africa

Willowmoore Park

Benoni, South Africa


Established 1997
Capacity 20,000
FloodLight No
End Name Chalet End, Ekurhuleni End


Records and statistics
First ODI India v Zimbabwe, 09-Feb-1997
Last ODI South Africa v Zimbabwe, 08-Nov-2009 Scoreboard

It first hosted a one-day international in February 1997 when India met Zimbabwe. Sachin Tendulkar celebrated the new venue's debut with a century as the Indians won by six wickets, with over 10 overs to spare.

Willowmoore Park remains a one-day international venue, it has not yet hosted a Test. However, it has become a more and more popular choice as an ODI ground. During the Cricket World Cup in 2003 it hosted two matches.

It is a multi-use stadium but is currently used mostly for cricket matches. The stadium opened in 1924 and holds the capacity to accommodate 20,000 people.



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