Arnos Vale Stadium holds an 18,000 capacity in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, serving as a regular home venue for the West Indies men's team. Cricket has been played at this ground across multiple decades, hosting international fixtures ranging from Test matches to limited-overs games since it first staged men's ODI cricket in February 1981 against England.
International formats arrived steadily over the years, with the first men's Test taking place against Sri Lanka in June 1997 and the final Test match in that sequence happening in September 2014 against Bangladesh. Women's international cricket also found a home here, starting with a women's ODI against Sri Lanka in March 2003.
Touring international sides frequently visit the ground for bilateral series and major tournaments. Bangladesh, Australia, Afghanistan, Nepal, England, and Bermuda appear often in the fixture lists, competing in events like the Cable and Wireless ODI Series and various World Cup matches.
Recent matches highlight the competitive nature of the venue. During 2024 fixtures, Afghanistan secured an eight-run DLS method win against Bangladesh and defeated Australia by 21 runs, while South Africa edged Nepal by a narrow one-run margin.
The ground holds up to 18,000 spectators.
The West Indies team uses the ground for international fixtures across various formats.
The first men's Test match took place from 20 to 24 June 1997 between the West Indies and Sri Lanka.