Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium Pune, India
Gahunje-412101, PunePhone No. +91 97669 50001
Also or formerly known as Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium
Established 1-Apr-2012
Capacity 42,000
Flood Light Yes
| First Test | India v Australia, 23-25, Feb 2017 |
| Last Test | India v New Zealand, 24-26, Oct 2024 |
| First ODI | India v Australia, 13-Oct-2013 |
| Last ODI | Australia v Bangladesh, 11-Nov-2023 |
| First T20I | India v England, 20-Dec-2012 |
| Last T20I | India v Sri Lanka, 05-Jan-2023 |
| Date & time | Detail |
|---|---|
31 Jan 2025 N 19:00 local | 13:30 GMT |
4th T20I - India v England |
Broke ground : 2009
Owner : Maharashtra Cricket Association
Operator : Pune Stadium Ltd.
Surface : Grass
Construction cost : Rs. 3 billion (US$ 46 million as on 2010)
Architect : Hopkins Architects, London
Executive suites : 166
Tenants : Rising Pune Supergiants, Maharashtra cricket team
Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) has announced that its ultra modern Stadium at Pune is being named ‘Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium’. ICC President Mr. Sharad Pawar has made an announcement in this regard.
Originally the stadium was proposed to be christened after the name of Sahara India Group, but owing to technical reasons whereby rules did not permit naming after any Corporate brand or Company name, MCA thought of naming the state-of-the-art stadium after the name of the visionary Chairman and Managing Worker of Sahara India Pariwar, as Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium. The proposal which after active insistence by MCA, that Mr Roy has reluctantly agreed to accept.
Maharashtra Cricket Association has embarked upon building its own stadium and work on the project started in 2007 after locating a suitable land at Gahunje; alongside the Expressway.
Sahara Stadium Pune was home ground for IPL team Pune Warriors India and home ground for Rising Pune Supergiants for 2016 and 2017 season
