International

The Wanderers Stadium

Johannesburg, South Africa

28,000 capacityFloodlights

About The Wanderers Stadium

The Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg, nicknamed the “Bullring” for its steep, enclosing stands and intense atmosphere, is South Africa’s most famous cricket ground. It sits at high altitude on the Highveld.

The thin air and quick outfield give the Wanderers a reputation for pace, bounce and big hitting, and it has produced some of cricket’s most remarkable matches — including the famous 438 one-day game between South Africa and Australia in 2006.

It is the home of the Central Gauteng Lions and a regular host of marquee Tests, ODIs and T20 internationals.

Key Milestones

  • Established1956

Pitch & Conditions

At altitude, the ball flies through to the keeper with extra pace and bounce, rewarding fast bowlers and aggressive batters alike. The quick outfield and thin air make it a high-scoring, hard-hitting venue.

Home to

Central Gauteng LionsJoburg Super Kings (SA20)

Recent results at The Wanderers Stadium

Frequently asked questions

Where is The Wanderers Stadium located?
The Wanderers Stadium is located in Johannesburg, South Africa.
What is the seating capacity of The Wanderers Stadium?
The Wanderers Stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 28,000 spectators.
Does The Wanderers Stadium have floodlights?
Yes — The Wanderers Stadium is equipped with floodlights and can host day-night matches.
Who owns The Wanderers Stadium?
The Wanderers Stadium is owned and managed by Gauteng Cricket Board.
What type of pitch does The Wanderers Stadium have?
The Wanderers Stadium has a grass pitch surface.
Is The Wanderers Stadium still active?
Yes — The Wanderers Stadium is currently an active cricket venue hosting international and domestic matches.
Where can I find details about The Wanderers Stadium on CricInnings?
Right here — this The Wanderers Stadium page brings together the ground’s location, capacity and key facts, with more added as matches are played at the venue.

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