Brabourne Stadium

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Brabourne Stadium is a historic cricket ground in Mumbai, India, known for hosting domestic and international matches and serving as a prominent venue in Indian cricket history.

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Brabourne Stadium canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cricket stadium
architecturalStyle colonial-era design
capacity around 20000
country India
formerPrimaryCricketVenueOf Bombay
linked to: Mumbai
hasEnd Churchgate End
Pavilion End
hasPavilion CCI pavilion
hasScoreboardType electronic scoreboard
homeVenueOf Cricket Club of India
Mumbai cricket team
hostedEvent Bombay Pentangular tournament
Duleep Trophy matches
linked to: Duleep Trophy

ICC Champions Trophy 2006 matches
Indian Premier League matches
Irani Cup matches
linked to: Irani Cup

One Day Internationals
Ranji Trophy matches
Test matches
Twenty20 Internationals
Women’s World Cup matches
inauguratedBy Lord Brabourne
linked to: John Brabourne
locatedIn Churchgate
Maharashtra
Mumbai
namedAfter Governor of Bombay
Lord Brabourne
linked to: John Brabourne

The 1st Earl of Brabourne
nearbyLandmark Marine Drive
Wankhede Stadium
opened 1937
operator Cricket Club of India
ownedBy Cricket Club of India
replacedByAsMainCityStadium Wankhede Stadium
significance historic cricket ground in India
important venue in Indian cricket history
one of the earliest permanent cricket stadiums in India
surface grass
tenants Mumbai Indians
Mumbai cricket team
Rajasthan Royals
usedFor One Day International cricket
Test cricket
Twenty20 cricket
cricket
domestic cricket
international cricket
women's international cricket

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Mumbai cricket team homeGround Brabourne Stadium
South Mumbai contains Brabourne Stadium
2006 ICC Champions Trophy finalMatchVenue Brabourne Stadium
2006 ICC Champions Trophy venue Brabourne Stadium