Mannofield Park holds a capacity of six thousand spectators and has hosted recorded cricket since eighteen seventy-nine. Aberdeenshire Cricket Club has used the venue as a home base since eighteen ninety. The ground provides a regular stage for international fixtures featuring the Scotland national team alongside visiting associate sides.
International cricket arrived at the ground in two thousand eight when Ireland played New Zealand in a men's one-day international. The venue also staged a men's twenty-twenty international between Scotland and Kenya in twenty thirteen. Domestic and international matches filled the calendar across the following decades.
Competitions staged at the venue include the ICC World Cricket League Championship and various tri-nation series. Teams such as Ireland, Papua New Guinea, Oman, Kenya, and the United States have traveled to Aberdeenshire to contest these fixtures.
Recent activity includes a series of matches played in twenty twenty-two. Scotland secured a sixty-four-run victory against the United Arab Emirates during this period. Another encounter saw the United States defeat Scotland by two wickets before subsequent fixtures reversed that momentum.
The ground holds six thousand spectators.
The first recorded match took place in 1879.
Aberdeenshire Cricket Club and the Scotland national team use the venue.