Boland Bank Park Paarl, South Africa

Langenhoven Ave, Paarl, 7646, South Africa

Flood Light Yes
End Name Riebeeck Kelders End, Stables End

Records and statistics
First ODI	India v Zimbabwe, 27-Jan-1997
Last ODI	South Africa v Pakistan, 17-Dec-2024
Only T20I	South Africa v England, 29-Nov-2020

Ground Fixtures
Date & time	Detail
27 Jan 2026 N 18:00 local \| 16:00 GMT	T20I - South Africa v West Indies

Boland Bank Park hosted three matches during the 2003 Cricket World Cup.

Scores	Upcoming	Results
No games being played at this time. 1st Test - Bangladesh v Zimbabwe - April 20-24, 04:00 GMT 2nd Test - Bangladesh v Zimbabwe - April 28-02, 04:00 GMT 3rd ODI - New Zealand v Pakistan at New Zealand won by 43 runs 2nd ODI - New Zealand v Pakistan at New Zealand won by 84 runs

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