Ageas Bowl
About Ageas Bowl
The Ageas Bowl is a renowned cricket ground located in West End, Hampshire, England. It serves as the home of Hampshire County Cricket Club and is known for hosting international cricket matches, including Test, One Day Internationals, and T20 games. The stadium, originally named the Rose Bowl, was opened in 2001 and later rebranded as the Ageas Bowl following a sponsorship deal. Beyond cricket, the venue features a Hilton hotel, a golf course, and a well-equipped media center, making it a multi-purpose sports and entertainment hub. Its modern facilities and picturesque setting have made it one of the premier cricket venues in the UK.
Facts about Ageas Bowl
- Opened in 2001 – The stadium was built to replace Hampshire’s former home ground, the County Ground in Southampton.
- Hosted England’s First Test in 2011 – The first Test match at the venue was between England and Sri Lanka.
- Capacity of Around 15,000 – The stadium can accommodate around 15,000 spectators, with temporary seating allowing for expansion.
- Features a 171-Room Hilton Hotel – The on-site Hilton hotel offers rooms with views of the pitch, making it a unique attraction.
- Venue for the 2021 World Test Championship Final – It hosted the historic final between India and New Zealand due to its biosecure environment.
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