The National Cricket Stadium sits on the outskirts of Tangier, Morocco. The facility features a capacity of 5,000 spectators and serves as the home ground for the Moroccan national cricket team. It gained attention in 2002 when it hosted the international cricket competition known as the Morocco Cup.
During the 2002 Morocco Cup, the pitch hosted high-profile encounters featuring Sri Lanka, South Africa, and Pakistan. Sri Lanka dominated the competition, securing several victories including a 27-run win against South Africa and a 39-run triumph over Pakistan. South Africa also managed a narrow 8-run win against Pakistan.
Cricket activity at the venue was concentrated within the 2002 calendar year. While the ground remains the primary home for Moroccan cricket, the site saw its most significant period of international action during this short tournament window when these major cricketing nations competed on the Moroccan coast.
The stadium holds 5,000 spectators.
Sri Lanka, South Africa, and Pakistan have all played matches at the National Cricket Stadium.
The venue staged the Morocco Cup in 2002.