Pakistan defeated the United Arab Emirates by nine wickets here during the Wills World Cup in 1909. That fixture sits inside a timeline stretching back to 1909 when the venue first opened its gates. International cricket arrived decades later with a men's One Day International against New Zealand in October 1976.
Test matches followed in the autumn of 1985 as Pakistan hosted Sri Lanka for the first time at the ground. The final men's Test match took place in September 1995 against the same opponent, while the last men's ODI against New Zealand was played in December 1996.
Domestic fixtures have featured the Sialkot cricket team and the Sialkot Stallions alongside the national side. Today, the fifteen thousand capacity ground continues to host matches in Sialkot, Punjab.
Jinnah Stadium holds a capacity of 15,000 spectators.
The ground was established in 1909.
The Sialkot Stallions and the Pakistan national cricket team have played home matches here.