Quick Facts
JSCA International Stadium Quick Facts
JSCA International Stadium Quick Facts bring the Ranchi venue’s identity, capacity context, seating, roof, practice facilities, named ends and first international milestones into one clear source-led guide.

JSCA International Stadium Quick Facts at a Glance
Verified venue identity, capacity context, seating, cricket infrastructure and confirmed match milestones in a compact professional table.
| Quick fact | Verified detail |
|---|---|
| Venue name | JSCA International Stadium ComplexMajor cricket profiles also use JSCA International Cricket Stadium. |
| Alternate name | Jharkhand State Cricket Association Stadium. |
| Location and address | Dhurwa, Ranchi1388, DT Road, HEC Colony, Ranchi, Jharkhand 834004, India. |
| Owner | Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA). |
| Home team | JharkhandThe venue hosts Jharkhand domestic cricket alongside international and IPL fixtures. |
| Construction began | 19 June 2009The date published in the official JSCA president’s account. |
| First-class use | November 2010The official account says the complex hosted its first first-class match that month. |
| Government-listed capacity | 30,000Other venue profiles publish higher estimates, so source date and event configuration matter. |
| Seating arrangement | An oval seating bowl with covered and open-air sections. Sellable blocks, usable seats, security zones and camera positions can change by event. |
| Named ends | North End · South EndBoth names appear in ESPNcricinfo’s current venue profile. |
| Floodlights | YesThe venue supports day-night international and domestic cricket. |
| Spectator roof | Venue profiles describe a membrane roofing system that shades substantial spectator areas while retaining an open-air bowl. |
| Second ground | Ranchi OvalThe official JSCA president’s account describes a second regulation ground within the complex. |
| Practice facilities | JSCA describes an indoor cricket facility and outdoor practice nets with ten wickets. A venue profile describes three indoor pitches. |
| Wider complex | The official account also lists synthetic tennis courts, a swimming pool and clubhouse within the development. |
| Pitch reading | No permanent batting or bowling label applies. The selected strip, grass, moisture, wear, format and boundary setup determine match conditions. |
| First ODI and international | 19 January 2013India beat England by seven wickets after chasing 156. |
| First men’s T20I | 12 February 2016India beat Sri Lanka by 69 runs after making 196/6. |
| First Test | 16–20 March 2017India and Australia drew after first-innings totals of 603/9 declared and 451. |
| Boundary dimensions | No fixed metres published hereRopes move with the selected pitch and competition setup. |
| Weather planning | Ranchi conditions vary by season. Check the current IMD forecast rather than treating an evergreen guide as a match-day prediction. |
| Tickets and public hours | No permanent ticket price or daily public-opening schedule is published. Sales channels, blocks, gates and entry times are fixture-specific. |
Reading the figures: PitchVaani keeps the 30,000 Government of India capacity beside the fact that some venue profiles publish higher estimates. Capacity is not identical to tickets released for a specific match.