Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi is India's heritage landmark named after former minister Arun Jaitley. The stadium hosted numerous international matches, domestic, IPL matches over the years.
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A mixed pitch that favours both batsmen and bowlers.
It is the second oldest international cricket stadium in India.
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Over the years, the stadium witnessed numerous international matches, domestic matches, IPL and T20 matches.
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At present, Arun Jaitley Stadium capacity is around 35,200; an older published figure listed 55,000. The present venue combines named stands and pavilion seating, VIP viewing areas and upgraded match-day facilities.
The venue includes the Bishan Singh Bedi and Mohinder Amarnath stands, the Gautam Gambhir North Stand and the Virat Kohli Pavilion Stand.
Dedicated premium viewing areas form part of the stadium’s upgraded spectator facilities.
The upgraded venue combines its historic identity with contemporary match-day infrastructure.
Approximate boundary distances are around 65 m square and 68 m straight; the rope position can vary by match.
Arun Jaitley Stadium Location: Gate No-5 (Delhi Gate), Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi, Delhi 110002.
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