North Sydney Oval has a capacity of 10,000 and originally opened in 1867. The site underwent redevelopments in 1929, 1931, 1983, and 1985. It serves as a home ground for the New South Wales Blues while hosting various sporting codes like rugby league, soccer, and Australian rules football.
International cricket has featured prominently here for decades. The venue hosted its first women's Test in 1969 and continued through to the 2017 fixture against England. Recent activity includes ICC Women's Championship matches, such as the 2024 encounters between Australia and South Africa where both teams claimed victories via the DLS method.
The ground also hosts domestic Sheffield Shield cricket. A notable fixture occurred in 2017 when New South Wales played Victoria in a match that ended in a draw. Across its operational history, the pitch has seen regular action from Australia, South Africa, Pakistan, and various domestic state teams.
The ground has a capacity of 10,000 spectators.
The ground opened in 1867.
It serves as a home ground for the New South Wales Blues and has hosted teams such as Australia, South Africa, Pakistan, and Victoria.
