K.D. Singh Babu Stadium holds 25,000 people. When filled, the concrete bowl creates a tight environment for players on the field. Since opening in 1957, the venue has served as a primary sporting site in Lucknow. It remains the home ground for the Uttar Pradesh cricket team.
The ground hosted its lone men's Test match in 1994 between India and Sri Lanka. Five years earlier, the stadium staged an ODI between Pakistan and Sri Lanka. International cricket history here also includes several women's fixtures, spanning from a 1976 Test against West Indies to a 2005 ODI against England.
The scope of the stadium has expanded beyond cricket recently. Starting in 2025, Inter Kashi FC began playing at the ground. The Indian national football team also uses the facility for fixtures from that same year. These additions mark a shift toward hosting multi-sport events in the city.
The stadium has a seating capacity of 25,000 people.
The ground hosted a men's Test between India and Sri Lanka in 1994 and women's Tests involving India, West Indies, and England.
Yes, the ground began hosting Inter Kashi FC and the Indian national football team for matches in 2025.