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The Bristol County Ground (also known as Nevil Road and currently known as the Seat Unique Stadium for sponsorship reasons[1]) is a senior cricket venue in Bristol, England. It is in the district of Ashley Down. The ground is home to Gloucestershire County Cricket Club.

History

Initially known as Ashley Down Ground, it was bought in 1889 by W. G. Grace and has been home to Gloucestershire ever since. It was sold to local confectionery firm J. S. Fry & Sons and renamed Fry's Ground. The club bought the ground back in 1933 and it reverted to its original name. It was sold again in 1976, this time to Royal & Sun Alliance who renamed the ground the Phoenix County Ground for eight years before changing to The Royal & Sun Alliance County Ground until the ground was again bought by the club and took it up its current title.

The ground hosts One Day Internationals, usually one per year, with the addition of temporary seating to increase the ground's capacity. England faced India in 2018 and Pakistan in 2019 at the ground. In addition, three matches were scheduled to be played at the ground as part of the 2019 Cricket World Cup.[2] Of these three, two were abandoned without a ball being bowled due to bad weather. The only match played was Australia v Afghanistan - a match Australia won by 7 wickets.

The ground has long boundaries in comparison to most county cricket clubs.

The former concrete roof over the public terraces, which has now been demolished, was formed from eight hyperbolic-paraboloid umbrellas each approximately Шаблон:Convert, designed by T. H. B. Burrough in 1960.[3]

Redevelopment

In July 2009, Gloucestershire C.C.C. announced plans to redevelop the ground into a 20,000-capacity stadium, with an aim to retaining one day international status.[4][5] The ground now includes a world class media centre and conference facilities. To help fund the project, student accommodation is included in the development. In March 2010, Bristol City Council gave the go-ahead for the new ground.[6]

The following year, the club revised its plans due to concerns from residents on the adjacent Kennington Avenue over permanent stands at the boundary of their property. The permanent capacity was raised to 7,500 (8,000 including the semi-permanent Hammond Roof) with temporary seating increasing capacity to 17,500,[7] but with other changes still implemented: new pavilion, new conference facilities and the construction of new stands (including the demolition of the Jessop stand and Tavern and the rebuilding of the Mound stand to a fixed capacity of 4,500) and 147 apartments in three blocks. These plans were approved on 31 May 2012 and development began in October 2012. The Bristol Pavilion opened in August 2013.[8] Permanent floodlights were approved by Bristol City Council in April 2015, which were installed ready for the start of the 2016 season and which allowed the club to continue to host international matches as well as the four 2019 Cricket World Cup matches it was allocated.[9]

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Transport connections

Montpelier railway station is under Шаблон:Convert from the ground. Mainline stations Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol Parkway are Шаблон:Convert and Шаблон:Convert, respectively, from the ground. Former station Ashley Hill was situated nearer to the ground but was closed in 1964. The station is due to reopen as Ashley Down in 2024 with construction commencing in March 2023.[10]

International centuries

One-Day International centuries

The following table summarises the One-Day International centuries scored at Bristol County Ground.[11]

No. Score Player Team Balls Opposing team Date Result
1 140* Sachin Tendulkar (1/2) Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Ntsh 101 Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Dts Won
2 104* Rahul Dravid Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Ntsh 109 Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Dts Won
3 102 Ricky Ponting Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Ntsh 101 Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Dts Won
4 113 Sachin Tendulkar (2/2) Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Ntsh 101 Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Dts Won
5 106 Andrew Flintoff Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Ntsh 121 Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Dts Lost
6 102 Moeen Ali Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Ntsh 57 Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Dts Won
7 151 Imam-ul-Haq Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Ntsh 131 Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Dts Lost
8 128 Jonny Bairstow Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Ntsh 93 Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Dts Won
9 107* Ben Duckett Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Ntsh 78 Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Dts No result

T20 International centuries

There has only been one T20 International century at this venue.[12]

No. Score Player Team Balls Opposing team Date Result
1 100* Rohit Sharma Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Ntsh 56 Шаблон:Cr Шаблон:Dts Won

Women's One-Day International centuries

The following table summarises the women's One-Day International centuries scored at Bristol County Ground[13]

No. Score Player Team Balls Opposing team Date Result
1 104 Meg Lanning (1/2) Шаблон:Crw 98 Шаблон:Crw 23 July 2015 Won
2 106* Suzie Bates Шаблон:Crw 109 Шаблон:Crw 24 June 2017 Won
3 178* Chamari Atapattu Шаблон:Crw 143 Шаблон:Crw 29 June 2017 Lost
4 152* Meg Lanning (2/2) Шаблон:Crw 135 Шаблон:Crw 29 June 2017 Won
5 147 Sarah Taylor Шаблон:Crw 104 Шаблон:Crw 5 July 2017 Won
6 148 Tammy Beaumont Шаблон:Crw 145 Шаблон:Crw 5 July 2017 Won
7 106 Poonam Raut Шаблон:Crw 136 Шаблон:Crw 12 July 2017 Lost
8 107 Sophia Dunkley Шаблон:Crw 93 Шаблон:Crw 15 July 2022 Won

See also

References

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Шаблон:Gloucestershire CCC Шаблон:Western Storm Шаблон:Cricket in England Шаблон:Authority control

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