The Providence Stadium, also known as the Guyana National Stadium, is set to host six matches during the T20 World Cup 2024. Among these matches, the second semi-final will take place at this venue on June 27. Built in 2006 and opened in 2007 specifically for the ICC World Cup, it has since hosted memorable 2007 WC Super-8 games. The stadium boasts modern facilities and can be converted for multi-use, including football and rugby, making it a versatile addition to Guyana’s sporting infrastructure.
Providence Stadium, Guyana
| City | Providence, Guyana | ||
| Country | West Indies | ||
| Also or previously Known as | Guyana National Stadium | ||
| First T20 Match | 30/04/2010 | ||
| Last T20 Match | 5/06/2024 | ||
| Matches Played | 19 | ||
| Matches Won by Home Side | 6 (33.33%) | ||
| Matches Won by Touring Side | 3 (16.67%) | ||
| Matches Won by Neutral Side | 6 (33.33%) | ||
| Matches Won Batting First | 7 (36.84%) | ||
| Matches Won Batting Second | 9 (47.37%) | ||
T20 World Cup matches at the venue
Sun, 2 June 2024 – WEST INDIES v PAPUA NEW GUINEA, 10:30 AM LOCAL
Mon, 3 June 2024 – AFGHANISTAN v UGANDA, 08:30 PM LOCAL
Wed, 5 June 2024 – PAPUA NEW GUINEA v UGANDA, 07:30 PM LOCAL
Fri, 7 June 2024 – NEW ZEALAND v AFGHANISTAN, 07:30 PM LOCAL
Sat, 8 June 2024 – WEST INDIES v UGANDA, 08:30 PM LOCAL
Thur, 27 June 2024 – Semi 2, (reserve day 28 June), 08:30 PM LOCAL
