Guanggong International Cricket Stadium opened in 2010 in Guangzhou, China. The venue holds 12,000 spectators and serves as the home ground for the China national cricket team. International fixtures at the ground took place in 2012, featuring regional national sides in prominent regional competitions.
The ground hosted the Women's Asia Cup during a busy block of international matches in October 2012. Teams like Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Thailand, Hong Kong, and China competed across these fixtures, bringing international tournament cricket directly to Guangdong.
Tournament action in late October 2012 included tight finishes and one-sided affairs alike. Bangladesh narrowly defended a total to beat Sri Lanka by five runs, while the host nation China secured a 45-run victory against Nepal during the same tournament block.
High-profile encounters between arch-rivals India and Pakistan formed a central part of the ground's tournament schedule. India claimed an 18-run victory in one meeting and followed it up with an eight-wicket win over Pakistan on October 31 in the final women's T20I staged at the venue.
The stadium holds 12,000 spectators.
The China national cricket team uses the venue as its home ground.
The ground hosted the Women's Asia Cup in October 2012 featuring teams such as India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Hong Kong, Nepal, and China.