Which ground is called the Mecca of Cricket?

Lords cricket ground is called the “Mecca of cricket” because it was the first officially built ground for the game of cricket. It was named lords honoring the architect/builder Thomas Lord. read more

Lord's, also known as Lord's Cricket Ground, is a cricket venue in St John's Wood, London. It is called Mecca of Cricket. it is Named after its founder, Thomas Lord. Lord's is widely referred to as the"Home of Cricket"and is home to the world's oldest sporting museum. read more

Like all Muslims face towards Mecca while offering their prayers and bow in reverence, all cricketers bow in reverence to all that The Lord's Cricket Ground stands for. And to score a hundred or to take 5-wickets there is to add a piece for yourself in the History book of Cricket. read more

The owner of the Lord’s Cricket Ground is Marylebone Cricket Club or the MCC and ECB or the England and Wales Cricket Board is their only tenant. The ground has the capacity to accommodate around 28, 000 spectators and it is situated at St. John’s Wood in London. read more