Interactive map of Green Park Cricket Stadium
Ground information
Location	Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India
Country	India
Coordinates	26°28′55″N 80°20′52″E / 26.48194°N 80.34778°E / 26.48194; 80.34778
Establishment	1945
Capacity	32,000[1]
Owner	Uttar Pradesh Government
Operator	UPCA
Tenants	Uttar Pradesh cricket team India national cricket team India women's national cricket team Gujarat Lions (defunct) Kanpur Superstars
End names
Media End River End
International information
First men's Test	12–14 January 1952:  India v  England
Last men's Test	27 September – 1 October 2024:  India v  Bangladesh
First men's ODI	24 December 1986:  India v  Sri Lanka
Last men's ODI	29 October 2017:  India v  New Zealand
Only men's T20I	26 January 2017:  India v  England
Team information
Uttar Pradesh Cricket Team (2009 – Present) India national cricket team (2009-Present) Gujarat Lions (defunct) (2016-2017)
As of 27 September 2024 Source: ESPNcricinfo

Green Park Stadium is an international cricket stadium in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India. It has a seating capacity of approximately 32,000.^[1] It is the home ground of the Uttar Pradesh cricket team.^[2] It is located in the Civil Lines area in the northeast part of Kanpur near the banks of the river Ganga, which flows just behind the stadium.

Controlled by the Sports Department of Uttar Pradesh, Green Park has hosted numerous international cricket matches across Test, One Day International (ODI), and Twenty20 International (T20I) formats. The stadium hosted the 500th Test played by the Indian team. It also hosted four Indian Premier League (IPL) matches in 2016 and 2017. As of 19 August 2017, it has hosted 22 Tests, 14 ODIs, and 1 T20I.

The stadium was named after a British woman named Green, who practiced horseback riding at the site. It is nicknamed the 'Billiards Table',^[3] and 'Woolmer's turf' after the late cricket coach and player Bob Woolmer, who was born in the McRobert Hospital opposite the stadium.

It is the only stadium in India where a student gallery is available. Green Park has the largest manually operated scoreboard in the world. It also has video screens that are used during international matches.

India's first Test win over Australia in December 1959 was at the Green Park ground. This was also the first match to be played on a turf wicket here.^[4]

Since 1957, India has lost only two Test matches at Kanpur, both to the West Indies (in 1958 and 1983).

The bowling ends are known as the Mill Pavilion End and the Hostel End, named after the nearby Elgin Mill and DAV College, respectively.^{[This paragraph needs citation(s)]}

Lakshmi (also known as Gulee) is the head of the Women's Cricket Division.

• Hosted a 1987 Cricket World Cup Group B match between the West Indies and Sri Lanka.
• Hosted a 1989 Nehru Cup match between England and India.
• Hosted the opening match of the 1993 Hero Cup between Sri Lanka and India.
• Hosted a Wills world series 1994–95 match between the West Indies and India.
• India registered its 100th Test victory at this venue, defeating Sri Lanka by an innings and 144 runs.
• Hosted India's 500th Test match in September 2016, with India defeating New Zealand by 197 runs.
• Sourav Ganguly took five wickets against Zimbabwe in 2000.
• In January 2002, India won a match against England; this was the only match where Anil Kumble served as the Indian captain.
• Hosted its first day/night ODI on 29 October 2017, with India defeating New Zealand by six runs.
• The highest ODI team total at the stadium is 337/7, scored by India against New Zealand on 29 October 2017.
• Rohit Sharma is the only batsman to score two ODI centuries at this ground.
• In November 2021, Shreyas Iyer scored a century in the first innings and a half-century in the second innings during his debut Test match against New Zealand.

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  Kanpur's Green Park Stadium during a day/night cricket match
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  Green Park Stadium during a Gujarat Lions vs Mumbai Indians IPL match
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  Green Park Stadium during Gujarat Lions vs Mumbai Indians IPL match
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  England vs India T20 match practice session at Green Park Stadium
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  England vs India T20 match at Green Park Stadiumd
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  Mahendra Shukla, former Indian first-class cricketer, at Green Park Stadium
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  Green Park Stadium in 2002

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