Yeonhui Cricket Ground sits in Incheon, South Korea, holding three thousand spectators which expands to five thousand with temporary seating. The facility opened in two thousand fourteen specifically to host cricket matches for the Asian Games men tournament that same year. International matches have continued here since those initial games concluded, featuring various visiting national sides.
South Korea uses this venue as a home base for national fixtures. Teams like Hong Kong, Afghanistan, Nepal, Malaysia, and Bangladesh have regularly traveled to this ground for competition. The playing schedule includes both men and women Twenty20 international matches, stretching from the late twenty eighteen fixtures up through matches played in October twenty twenty four.
Match outcomes at this Incheon venue include notable regional contests during the twenty fourteen Asian Games. Bangladesh claimed a twenty seven run victory over Hong Kong, while Sri Lanka defeated Afghanistan by sixty eight runs. Afghanistan also secured a tight eight run win against Nepal and chased down a target against Hong Kong using the Duckworth Lewis method.
International fixtures returned to the ground through twenty twenty four with multiple men and women matches. Indonesia played Japan in September twenty twenty four, followed by South Korea hosting the Philippines in October. Women teams from Hong Kong and Japan played the most recent scheduled international fixture on the thirteen of October twenty twenty four.
The ground holds three thousand spectators, which can expand to five thousand using temporary seating facilities.
The South Korean national cricket team uses the ground as a home venue.
The stadium was established in two thousand fourteen to host cricket at the Asian Games.