Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali
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The Punjab Cricket Association Inderjit Singh Bindra Stadium is popularly known as Mohali stadium. The PCA stadium is located in Mohali, on the suburbs of Chandigarh built by Geetanshu Kalra with seating capacity of 26950. The Mohali stadium is established in 1993 with the total sum amount of Rs.25 crore and a period of 3 years to complete with world-class facilities for practice sessions, spectator-friendly look and all entertaining provisions. This stadium has been turned into the home ground for Punjab Cricket team and Kings X1 Punjab team of IPL and owned by Punjab Cricket Association.
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First Match In PCAS, Mohali
The first match inaugurated on this stadium is the One Day International match on 22 November 1993, between India and South Africa in occasion of Hero Cup. The first test match was witnessed by Mohali stadium is on 10th December 1994, between India and West Indies. The prestigious moments of PCA stadium were ICC World Cup semi-final match between Australia and West Indies on February 1996. This stadium holds the pride of hosting 3 matches of ICC World Cup of the year 2011 including remarkable semi-final match between India and Pakistan. The first test of superior Freedom Trophy 2015 was held in this vibrant stadium. The first Twenty20 international match is staged on this ground in 2009 between India and Sri Lanka. Mohali stadium has hosted 3 matches of 2016 ICC World Cup Twenty20.
PCAS IPL Stats
| Total Matches | Average Runs | 1st Innings Average | 2nd Innings Average | Highest 1st Innings Score | Lowest 1st Innings Score |
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Past IPL Matches
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PCAS IPL Schedule
The following IPL match schedule shows the list of upcoming IPL cricket matches and today’s IPL match if there is any in the Punjab Cricket Association Cricket Stadium.
Teams Date Match Type
PCAS Seating Chart And Pavilion
The ends of this unique stadium are referred to as Pavilion end and city end. The floodlights fitted in this stadium are unlike from other cricket stadiums. They have installed just 16 floodlights all over the stadium and height of the pillar also will be smaller when compared with others. The reason behind this alternate choice is to avoid aircraft collision with the floodlight pillars that crosses nearby Chandigarh airport.
Choosing the North Pavilion stand gives you the coolest view of the match. At the City end, we can find an excellent view of the match just behind the bowler’s arm. Speaking about stands, most of them are in uncovered low height and dugout breaks up the spectators from the ground. However, the Pavilion stand gives the field the new era feel with world-class amenities. In Earlier days, the pitch is known for the bowler-friendly ground with all its greenish lush of grass. Mohali stadium supported fast bowlers and spinners with its environment to grab more wickets. After crossing many matches the ground has become batting paradise for players.
IPL 2020 Tickets
The ticket fare of the Mohali stadium for IPL is provided for reference. The price starts from Rs.500 for North Chair Block 2, Rs.650 for North Chair Block 1, Rs.850 for Chair Block1 & 2, Rs.950 for Block, Rs.2500 for North Pavilion, Rs.3500 for Pavilion Terrace, Rs.7500 for Level 1 Corporate box and Rs.8500 for Level 2 Corporate box and AC Lounge. The Chair Block has the highest number of seats nearly 9500. Tickets can be booked from both online and offline outlets.
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Contact Details
Punjab Cricket Association,
Phone: 0172-2232300/01/02
Fax: 0172- 2232304
Website: cricketpunjab.in
