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Cricket grounds in West Indies

The 12 grounds listed in West Indies average 66.8 m straight and 66.1 m square, enclosing a mean playing area of 13,925 m² — within a percent of the global mean of 13,957 m².

The largest is Providence Stadium in Providence (70 × 71 m); the smallest is Bourda in Georgetown (57 × 57 m).

Six-hitting difficulty across these grounds averages 40/100 against a global 40, close to the field as a whole.

Grounds

Mean straight

66.8m

Mean square

66.1m

Mean playing area

13,925m²

-0% vs global

Mean six difficulty

40/100

+0 vs global

Every ground in West Indies

Sorted by playing area. Select a column heading to re-sort.

All 12 figures in this table are measured here from satellite imagery, so these grounds are measured on the same basis and rank against one another cleanly.

Cricket grounds, sortable by column

Providence Stadium	Providence	70	71	15,614	54 moderate	Satellite
Windsor Park	Roseau	72	69	15,607	54 moderate	Satellite
Kensington Oval	Bridgetown	75	65	15,315	52 moderate	Satellite
Brian Lara Stadium	Tarouba	70	68	14,954	49 moderate	Satellite
Coolidge Cricket Ground	Antigua	70	68	14,954	49 moderate	Satellite
Queen's Park Oval	Port of Spain	70	68	14,954	49 moderate	Satellite
Daren Sammy Stadium	Gros Islet	72	65	14,703	47 moderate	Satellite
Arnos Vale Ground	Kingstown	68	68	14,527	45 moderate	Satellite
Sir Vivian Richards	Antigua	66	68	14,099	42 moderate	Satellite
Sabina Park	Kingston	57	63	11,281	19 easy	Satellite
Warner Park	Basseterre	55	63	10,886	16 easy	Satellite
Bourda	Georgetown	57	57	10,207	10 very easy	Satellite

Every ground in West Indies

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