The Georgetown Cricket Club Ground opened in 1884 and holds ten thousand people in Georgetown, Guyana. The venue serves as a home base for the Guyana cricket team and the West Indies side.
Test cricket arrived at the ground in March 1930 when West Indies played England. The final men's Test match at the venue took place in March 2005 against South Africa.
One-day international matches also took place at the ground. The first men's ODI happened in March 1988 against Pakistan, and the final men's ODI occurred in May 2006 against Zimbabwe.
The ground was established in 1884.
The venue holds 10,000 spectators.
The West Indies and the Guyana cricket team use the ground.