Club history
The club’s social profile reports 2010 as its establishment year and names Manish Sakariya as founder. These are attributed club statements, not a ground inauguration record.
Read the club historyLooking for Colaba Cricket Ground? This guide covers The Colaba Cricket Club, publicly known as Colaba Cricket Club – CCC, in Mumbai. A club-owned ground and street address are not publicly verified. The requested ground name should not be read as a confirmed venue listing.
CCC has documented local tournament activity. Its 2026 Mega Tournament finals were reported at Central Railway Ground, Parel, while a named 2026–27 Monday Tournament has CricHeroes records at Oval plots 6 and 7. These event locations are not established as the club’s permanent home.
Explore the club’s reported history, dated tournament records and advice for reaching the Colaba locality. For confirmed stadium guides elsewhere in the state, browse Maharashtra cricket grounds. Information checked 11 November 2026.

The club’s social profile reports 2010 as its establishment year and names Manish Sakariya as founder. These are attributed club statements, not a ground inauguration record.
Read the club historyThe 2026 Mega Tournament and the named 2026–27 Monday Tournament document organised cricket activity. Match locations are listed separately from the unverified home ground.
See fixtures and resultsRail, BEST buses and Metro Line 3 offer locality-level connections. Do not travel to Colaba expecting a confirmed CCC entrance; obtain the actual event location first.
Read the locality travel guideThese are club-named tournament records, not matches verified at a venue called Colaba Cricket Ground. CricHeroes lists the Monday Tournament 2026–27 from 25 October 2026 to 8 February 2027. The fixtures shown are 12-over matches at separately named Oval plots in Mumbai.
A selection of future fixtures listed on CricHeroes as checked 11 November 2026. Dates and grounds may change; confirm with the organiser.
Completed results recorded by CricHeroes for the same tournament. Platform records are not proof of ownership of the listed grounds.
The archive retains one 2 November card as “Upcoming”; that past-dated card is excluded from the future-fixture list. Separately, the club reports a Mega Tournament event on 12 April 2026 at Central Railway Ground, Parel, and Makarand Narwekar’s public post identifies the finals there. No final score or winner is asserted here.
The available record supports a local club and tournament community. Founding details below are attributed to the club; the page does not invent a stadium history.
CCC’s self-described official social profile says “EST. 2010” and “Founder: Manish Sakariya”. No independent founding document or ground inauguration date was located.
A CCC post dated 14 March 2026 advertises the Mega Tournament 2026. This supports the tournament identity without establishing a club street address.
The club’s 19 April post names Central Railway Ground, Parel, and gives 12 April 2026 as the event date. Makarand Narwekar separately describes attending the tournament finals at that ground.
CricHeroes documents a club-named tournament with fixtures and completed matches at Oval plots 6 and 7 in Mumbai. Using a match ground does not establish permanent ownership or a Colaba home venue.
No club-ground facility inventory or current playing-surface specification is publicly verified. This guide therefore does not assign CCC a wicket type, boundary size, floodlights, practice nets, changing rooms, spectator seating or parking.
For a particular tournament, ask its organiser which ground and plot are in use, what player and spectator amenities are available, and whether accessibility assistance is arranged. Facilities at another Colaba venue must not be assumed to belong to CCC.
Locality guidance only: the club’s own address and ground entrance are not publicly verified. Obtain the match venue and meeting point before travelling. The documented Parel and Oval event locations require their own routes.
Churchgate and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) are useful South Mumbai rail arrival points for an onward trip to Colaba. Continue by an appropriate BEST service, taxi or Metro Line 3 connection. Choose the final route only after the organiser supplies the event venue.
Use the exact address supplied for the match, rather than a generic “Colaba Cricket Ground” destination. A trip to Colaba locality is not a route to Central Railway Ground, Parel, or an Oval plot. Traffic and the final drop-off point depend on the actual venue.
BEST buses connect the Colaba area with South Mumbai. Published journey planners identify connections towards Colaba Bus Station and Sassoon Dock from the Churchgate / Hutatma Chowk and CSMT areas. Check the current route and stop before boarding; no timetable or fare is promised here.
Mumbai Metro Line 3, the Aqua Line, lists Cuffe Parade and Vidhan Bhavan as open stations serving the southern part of the corridor. Churchgate Metro and CSMT Metro provide additional South Mumbai connections. Select the station for your actual destination; none is claimed as the nearest station to an unverified CCC ground.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is an air-arrival option for Mumbai. MMRCL lists CSMI Airport-T1 and CSMI Airport-T2 stations on Line 3. Check your terminal, current metro service and onward route to the actual event venue, or use a taxi.
Before setting out: no gate-to-station distances, parking guarantees or walking times are given because a CCC home ground has not been identified. MMRCL’s station page displays a March 2026 update; check current service notices on the travel day.
No standard public ticketing policy is verified. Ask the organiser whether spectators can attend the particular event and where to enter.
Team entry and club membership are different from booking a ground. Obtain the current tournament’s registration process directly from its organiser.
This is an informational club guide, not a booking service. No verified club-ground rental price, ticket price, public booking telephone or parking arrangement is published here. Do not assume that a nearby ground’s booking contact represents CCC.
Six two-month cards use IMD Mumbai (Colaba) station’s 1991–2020 climate normals. They describe the locality, not a measured club-ground microclimate, current forecast or pitch report.
Weather: Relatively cooler nights and very low normal rainfall. Daytime temperatures are still warm.
Cricket planning: Carry water and sun protection; low normal rainfall does not guarantee a dry match day.
Weather: Days and nights warm while normal monthly rainfall remains very low.
Cricket planning: Plan hydration and breaks around the heat. No batting or bowling advantage is inferred.
Weather: May has the warmest normal daytime maximum; rainfall rises sharply in June.
Cricket planning: Allow for rain interruptions and follow organiser updates on safe playing conditions.
Weather: Very wet months in the Colaba normals. July has the highest normal monthly rainfall.
Cricket planning: Check cancellations before travel. Wet-ground safety and drainage depend on the actual venue.
Weather: Rainfall normally falls from September to October, but both months can still receive rain.
Cricket planning: Keep a flexible travel plan and check current warnings. Calendar alone cannot predict pitch behaviour.
Weather: Normal rainfall is much lower and December nights are cooler than November nights.
Cricket planning: Warm afternoons still require hydration; inspect actual match-day conditions rather than assuming dew or swing.
Source: India Meteorological Department, Climatological Tables 1991–2020, Mumbai (Colaba), station 43057, printed page 258. Each band compares the two months’ normals; rainfall is not a two-month total or a rain probability. Temperatures are mean daily values, not extremes.
Check the latest IMD Mumbai forecast and warnings, along with the organiser’s event update, close to your visit. This page makes no claim about today’s temperature or the likelihood that a specific match will go ahead.
No exact Google Maps or Justdial venue listing with a verified CCC rating and review count was identified. No stars, review score or visitor quotations are published. Reviews for Cricket Club of India or differently named nearby grounds are not CCC reviews.
The tournament posts establish organised cricket activity, but they do not establish current spectator comfort or facilities. If you are attending a match, request the exact venue, entry arrangements, amenities and accessibility details from its organiser.
No independently confirmed club-owned ground or street address has been found. This page covers The Colaba Cricket Club and locality-level visitor planning, not a confirmed venue pin.
Public posts identify Colaba Cricket Club – CCC as a local cricket club and tournament community associated with Colaba, Mumbai. Its Mega Tournament 2026 is documented.
The club’s self-described official Instagram profile reports EST. 2010 and founder Manish Sakariya. These are attributed club statements, not independently verified founding documents.
Makarand Narwekar’s public post identifies Central Railway Ground, Parel. The club’s event post names the same ground and gives 12 April 2026 as an event date. This does not make Parel the club’s verified permanent home.
CricHeroes lists the Colaba Cricket Club, Monday Tournament 2026–2027, with a 25 October 2026–8 February 2027 period and records at Oval plots 6 and 7. Future fixtures can change.
The exact name was not found in the checked MCA public club list. MCA membership and Kanga League, Police Shield or Times Shield participation are not verified here; absence from that list is not definitive proof of non-affiliation.
No. No verified public club-ground booking route, rental rate or standard ticket price is supplied. Contact the actual event organiser for entry and registration arrangements.
Metro Line 3’s Aqua Line includes Cuffe Parade and Vidhan Bhavan, listed as open by MMRCL. This is locality guidance: choose your onward route for the exact event venue, not an unverified club-ground entrance.
No such equivalence is verified. Cooperage Football Ground, Kohli Stadium, Challengers Sports Club Cricket Ground, Radio Club Turf and Colaba Back Garden are distinct places. Their addresses, facilities and ratings are not transferred to CCC.
No club-ground wicket specification or boundary measurement is established. Tournament results from separate event locations cannot be combined into a Colaba Cricket Ground pitch record.
Two documented tournament references explain the club’s cricket activity. They are not a list of events hosted at a verified CCC-owned ground.
April 2026 · documented past event
The club names Central Railway Ground, Parel, and 12 April 2026 in its event post. Makarand Narwekar separately identifies the finals there. No final score is claimed.
25 October 2026–8 February 2027 · listed period
CricHeroes records fixtures and results at Oval plots 6 and 7 in Mumbai. See the dated match section above; the period is the platform listing, not a guarantee that every date has play.
View listed fixtures and resultsNo additional CCC tournament schedule, MCA league participation or ground-hire event calendar is verified as of 11 November 2026.
Editorial sources checked 11 November 2026: CCC public social profile and event posts; Makarand Narwekar’s public finals post; CricHeroes tournament 2248310; MCA public club and ground lists; MMRCL Line 3 stations; IMD Colaba climate normals. Founding details are club-reported. This guide is not a firsthand venue inspection.
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