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Indian Cement Company Ground, Tirunelveli

A source-led overview of Indian Cement Company Ground in Sankar Nagar, covering its identity, historic surface change, documented matches, location and practical visitor checks.

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Indian Cement Company Ground · Tirunelveli
Location
Sankar Nagar
Developed
1960s
Reported historic capacity
4,000
Home team listing
Tamil Nadu
Surface history
Turf since mid-1990s
Archive span
1969/70–2025
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Explore Indian Cement Company Ground Tirunelveli

Indian Cement Company Ground is a domestic cricket venue at Sankar Nagar in Tirunelveli district, Tamil Nadu. CricketArchive uses this name, while ESPNcricinfo currently lists the venue as Chennai Super Kings Ground and gives Indian Cement Company Ground as an alternate name. Developed in the 1960s, it has staged Ranji Trophy and Tamil Nadu Premier League cricket; the alternate listing is presented for identification, not as evidence of a formal legal rename.

Prepared turf wicket at a modest Tirunelveli cricket ground

Indian Cement Company Ground Tirunelveli Pitch Report

A responsible Indian Cement Company Ground Tirunelveli pitch report starts with the documented surface history rather than a permanent batting or bowling label.

  • Earlier surface: Historical reporting records matting wickets.
  • Turf transition: Turf wickets took over in the mid-1990s.
  • Current reading: Preparation, wear and format can change how a strip behaves.
  • Boundary: No verified fixed dimensions were found; rope positions can vary.
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Historical reconstruction of cricket at Sankar Nagar

Indian Cement Company Ground History

Developed
1960s
First documented Ranji match
Madras v Kerala, September 1969
Turf transition
Mid-1990s
TNPL hosting
From 2017

The venue’s history links early industrial-town cricket with later first-class and Tamil Nadu Premier League fixtures.

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Cricket pitch under changing skies in Tirunelveli

Indian Cement Company Ground Tirunelveli Weather

Forecast
Check close to match day
Rain
Use current radar and organiser updates
Evening conditions
Can change by season and start time

Matches and Records

A 2018 Ranji match produced Hyderabad’s 565/8 declared and Akshath Reddy’s 250. These are selected documented performances, not a claim of complete all-time records.

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Road and local transport beside a cricket ground in Sankar Nagar

How to Reach Indian Cement Company Ground

Area
Sankar Nagar, Tirunelveli
Local context
About 5 km from Tirunelveli
Rail reference
Thalaiyuthu station is about 2 km from Sankar Nagar
Entry
Follow the organiser’s current gate notice
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Indian Cement Company Ground Capacity

A historical feature reported a capacity of 4,000 and one concrete gallery. PitchVaani treats this as a historical figure, not a certified current seating capacity.

Concrete Gallery

Historical reporting described one concrete gallery serving the modest domestic venue.

Turf and Practice Surfaces

The documented mid-1990s turf transition changed the ground from its earlier matting-wicket era.

Academy Context

Reporting in 2023 described a Super Kings Academy centre with turf, matting and astro-turf practice pitches.

Ground Dimensions

No authoritative fixed boundary dimensions were found; event rope positions should not be treated as permanent measurements.

Location and Map

Indian Cement Company Ground location: Sankar Nagar, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu 627357.

  • Opposite The India Cements premises, Sankar Nagar
  • Mapped reference: 8.789108, 77.727487
  • Sankar Nagar is about 5 km from Tirunelveli
  • Use the organiser’s gate instructions for final entry
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Visitor Access at Indian Cement Company Ground

Event-specific

Public access status

Access guidanceConfirm before travel

No authoritative daily public-tour or walk-in policy was found. Match entry, academy use and spectator access can follow different arrangements, so confirm the relevant organiser’s notice before travelling.

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Author Bio

Jyoti Bhatia is the founder and editor of PitchVaani. She researches cricket ground histories, pitch conditions, match records and visitor information through source-led editorial research.