Greenfield Stadium opened in 2007 in Trelawny Parish, Jamaica. The facility primarily hosts cricket matches featuring the West Indies and Jamaica teams. Its standard capacity sits at 10,000 people, though temporary seating allows the venue to accommodate up to 25,000 spectators for major sporting events.
The ground staged matches during the 2007 World Cup. Kenya defeated the Netherlands by 9 runs in one fixture, while India secured a dominant 182-run victory against the same Dutch side. The West Indies also claimed a 21-run win over Kenya at this location during that tournament period.
International activity at the ground continued into 2016. The West Indies and England competed in two women's one-day internationals held on 8 October and 10 October. These matches remain the most recent notable international cricket fixtures recorded at the site following its initial use during the 2007 World Cup.
The stadium has a standard capacity of 10,000, which can expand to 25,000 with the use of temporary seating.
The venue was established in 2007.
Greenfield Stadium staged matches during the 2007 World Cup.