I.S. Bindra Punjab Cricket Association Stadium

Mohali,
Mohali, Punjab

Punjab Cricket Association, PCA Cricket Stadium, Sector - 63, SAS Nagar, Mohali - 160059 (Phone: 0172 - 2232300/1/2)

Also or formerly known as Punjab C.A. Stadium, Mohali
Established 1993
Floodlights Yes
End names Pavilion End, City End
Home team Punjab
Curator Daljit Singh
Current local time 07:55, Sun Nov 02, 2025 (UTC +0530)

I.S. Bindra Punjab Cricket Association Stadium

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First Test	India v West Indies - Dec 10-14, 1994	Scorecard
Last Test	India v Sri Lanka - Mar 4-6, 2022	Scorecard
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First ODI	India v South Africa - Nov 22, 1993	Scorecard
Last ODI	India v Australia - Sep 22, 2023	Scorecard
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First T20I	India v Sri Lanka - Dec 12, 2009	Scorecard
Last T20I	India v Afghanistan - Jan 11, 2024	Scorecard
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What was a swamp with deep ravines in 1992 was turned into India's best stadium within a span of two years. The Punjab Cricket Association Stadium at Mohali, on the outskirts of Chandigarh, is a truly world-class venue with excellent practice facilities, spectator-friendly outlook and sufficient provisions for the media. The pitch at Mohali had the reputation of being the livliest in the country - India were even rolled over for 83 on the first morning against New Zealand in 1999 - but it changed complexion drastically over the next few years and turned into a dead pitch producing high-scoring draws. There have also been some cracking one-dayers played on this ground, the most thrilling being the World Cup semi-final in 1996 when Australia squeezed past West Indies in a nail-biting finish.
(Siddhartha Vaidyanathan)