| The Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium needs no introduction as this iconic ground of India has registered its name in the history of Indian Cricket with golden words. The Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium was brought into being as a cricket ground in the year of 1883. It takes pride in being the second oldest international cricket stadium still operational in India, coming after the Eden Gardens in Kolkata. The Feroz Shah Kotla Ground can offer seating arrangements to over 55000 spectators. Since its inception the stadium has been renovated a number of times and it added floodlighting facility in 2007-08, making it quite a delightful sight when it is full. The Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium is home ground to the IPL Team Delhi Daredevils. Feroz Shah Kotla Ground boasts of incredible history. Indian wrist spinner Anil Kumble achieved the feat of snatching all 10 wickets in a Test innings in February 1999 and legendary batsman Sunil Gavaskar equaled Sir Don Bradman's record of 29 Test century. You need to leap only a few steps away from the Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg and the Feroz Shah Kotla welcomes spectators and cricket enthusiasts with open arms. The Feroz Shah Kotla ground offers all spectators a good view of the cricketing action. Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium DelhiAddress: Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, I.T.O., Indraprastha H.O., Delhi -110002 The Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium has been the proud host of One Day International matches when India hosted the Cricket World Cup in the year 1987, 1996 and 2011. This is just an iota of its achievements as the Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium, Delhi has enjoyed a glorious past with some of the historic innings played on the ground. The most successful team on Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium has been India with 10 iconic wins. The most successful Test ground of Indian Team in terms of triumphs has been Kotla. This is the ground where India witnessed seven successive Test victories from 1993-2007. They, however, grabbed their last match here from the hands of Australia in the year of 2008. The Indian Cricket Team has not lost even a single Test in that period, and since the commencement of Test matches on this ground, India have only lost 6 out of 24 games played here. The most successful visiting team on the Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium has been England with 3 wins and West Indies with 2 wins. The highest innings score is 644 by West Indies on 6 February 1959. The lowest innings score is 75 all out by India on 25 November 1987. Some important statistics of the Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium are mentioned below.
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