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Australia · Established 1991 · Capacity 12,215

Marrara Stadium

Darwin also known as TIO Stadium, Marrara Oval, Marrara Cricket GroundPublished data
Straight
78m
Square
67m
Playing area
16,418
Six difficulty
71/100 · hard

Marrara Stadium in Darwin, Australia has a straight boundary of 78 m and a square boundary of 67 m, enclosing roughly 16,418 m² of playing area. Its six-hitting difficulty scores 71/100 (hard) against the global field of 121 grounds. Compare it in the overlay →

III.

Records

International records for Marrara Stadium are not yet on file. Submit data via Contribute.

IV.

Where it sits

Marrara Stadium stands in Darwin, Australia. Imagery: Esri World Imagery. Pin placed at the pitch centre, -12.3991°, 130.8873°. The outline shows the listed 78 × 67 m drawn to scale, averaged across both ends. It is not traced from this image: boundaries are set per fixture and the imagery was captured on an unrelated date. These figures were measured to the boundary in play. Open in Google Earth →

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Provenance

Dimensions for Marrara Stadium are published figures rather than our own satellite measurement. Provenance varies by ground and this dataset does not yet record it figure by figure: some trace to a host association's own records or to a broadcast boundary graphic, others to widely republished figures whose original source we have not been able to verify. Where broadcast and fence figures diverge, the figure shown is the typical play‑on rope position, averaged across both ends. Figures describe the boundary in play — the rope where one was set when the ground was measured, and the perimeter where no rope was in use. Ropes are positioned per fixture, so a figure can sit inside the ICC's 59.44 m minimum without being wrong: that minimum is measured to the rope in use on the day, it binds international fixtures rather than domestic ones, and clause 19.1.4 of the playing conditions exempts any ground already approved for international cricket that cannot conform to it. The evidence behind these figures is set out in section VI below.

VI.

Evidence

76 80 67 67 76 76 77 77
Broadcast graphicRopeTestBoth endsTier 1

Australia v Bangladesh, 1st Test, day 3, 2026-08-15

Marrara Stadium · broadcast boundary graphic, distances from the pitch centre · the figures on this page come from this graphic

straight 76 · 80  →  78 m
square 67 · 67  →  67 m
diagonals 76 · 76 · 77 · 77

Official broadcast boundary graphic photographed from the screen during play. The same graphic puts the fence 9.5 m outside the rope on the straight and 0.5 m on the square.

Source: our photograph of the graphic ↗

VII.

Related grounds

Grounds whose boundaries measure closest to Marrara Stadium.

  • SCGSydney, Australia77.5 × 68 m
  • MCGMelbourne, Australia65 × 81 m
  • WACAPerth, Australia69.5 × 74.5 m
  • National StadiumKarachi, Pakistan77 × 69 m
  • NewlandsCape Town, South Africa75 × 71 m
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