Sydney Cricket Ground

Watching Virat Kohli live at the Sydney Cricket Ground was an absolute dream come true. The SCG is a world-class stadium with an incredible atmosphere, rich history, and outstanding facilities. The view from the seats was excellent, and the energy of the crowd when Kohli walked in to bat was simply electrifying. The stadium is very well organized, clean, and easy to navigate, with helpful staff and great food options. From entry to exit, everything was smooth and enjoyable. Experiencing a legend like Virat Kohli perform at such an iconic venue made this visit truly unforgettable. A must-visit stadium for every cricket fan. 🏏👏

Watching the Ashes at the SCG was an unforgettable experience. From the emotional moment of Khawaja’s retirement to Starc’s stunning spell, every second felt special. The Barmy Army vs Aussie fans banter was pure entertainment ; nonstop chants, loud cheers, and friendly rivalry that lifted the atmosphere to another level. Add it all together and the experience was truly surreal. The SCG is a world-class venue that creates memories you carry for life.

The guided tour at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) was an engaging and memorable experience. The explanation of guide was clear, well-paced, and rich with fascinating stories about legendary matches, iconic players, and the stadium’s long sporting heritage. Walking through the historic stands, dressing rooms, and museum areas while listening to the narration made the experience both informative and immersive. Overall, it was a well-organized and enjoyable tour that brought the history and spirit of the SCG vividly to life.

The home of cricket in New South Wales and one of the best places to watch the game. Sure it may be old in places and doesn't look like it's DDA compliant, it's got character! Don't expect to get a full strength drink anywhere except the Members and also don't expect to get out of the grass carpark any time quick post-match, but enjoy the experience!

The Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) is one of Australia’s most iconic sporting venues, rich in history and atmosphere. Located in Moore Park, Sydney, this world-class stadium hosts thrilling Test matches, ODIs, and T20s, including home games for the Sydney Sixers in the Big Bash League. With a seating capacity of around 48,000, the SCG offers an electrifying experience for cricket fans, combining modern facilities with traditional charm. Its well-maintained pitch and excellent viewing angles make it a favorite among players and spectators alike. The SCG truly stands as a symbol of Australia’s sporting passion and heritage.

One of the best grounds in the world to watch cricket, all stands offer a great view of the pitch and there are plenty of food and drink outlets. An easy 15-20 minute walk from the Sydney CBD or catch the Light Rail. Make sure you go here at least once in your life, a must do for any sports lover.

As a proud Galatasaray fan and lifelong lover of football (or soccer, as it's called here in Australia), I wasn’t sure what to expect from the Sydney Cricket Ground at first — especially since it's mostly known for cricket and AFL. But honestly, I was impressed. The stadium is well-organised, clean, and easy to get around. The facilities are top-notch and there's plenty of food and drink options around. The view of the field is great no matter where you're sitting. I have come many times for AFL matches, and loved the atmosphere, and while the sport took some time to understand, it's actually a lot of fun once you get into it. The only thing missing? More cheering fans! Aussie crowds are pretty chilled compared to the electric energy I’m used to with Galatasaray matches. They could definitely turn up the volume! Still, the SCG is a classic venue with a lot of history and charm. Whether you're there for football, cricket, it’s a great place to watch live sport.

Had an amazing guided tour at the SCG this morning! The guide was friendly and knowledgeable, sharing great stories about the stadium’s history and legends. Loved walking through the players’ areas and seeing the ground up close. a must-do for any sports fan visiting Sydney!

Such an amazing place to visit while in Sydney. It is a beautifully historic venue and a place to watch some fast-paced footy.

This venue combines new and old stands. The Members and Ladies Stands are the iconic pictures for this place. The Ladies stand is accessible to the public when Sheffield Shield (cricket) is playing but is restricted to members only for test matches. Transport is not great unless special buses are put on and the walk from Central Railway is a bit of a hike. Food is way over priced but access to water is free. Alcohol can't be brought into the ground and full strength can't be bought in the public area and what can be bought is very very expensive You often see patrons getting their grog before any match at the local pub Often it is free entry to Sheffield Shield matches

This is a great spot in Sydney to watch sport. Whether that be cricket, league or Aussie rules. That said, it's not as good as it used to be. I've been to the annual New Years Test every year since 2002, a heap of league games and too many Swans games to count. I saw Steve Waugh's amazing 100, Shane Warne's 300th test wicket and Australia win the Ashes 5-0 twice. In the 14+ years I've also seen the grand old ground lose its character. The new stands are functional but ordinary for the usual spectator placing most of those sitting in them a loooong way away from the action. On top of this, it's a difficult place to get to. Public transport options are few and for most people involve a bus and train at the very least. And the lines for the buses are sooo slow. Then when you get to the ground, every food and drink joint charge ridiculously inflated prices for inferior products. The beers are flat and in plastic cups, food is luke warm and soggy and while options are more numerous than a few years ago, there still seems to be very little enticing choices. On top of this, prices seem to increase by between 5-10% every year despite being ridiculously high in the first place! If it wasn't for the games of sport you can see here and the fact it is the home to some of the greats like Bradman and Benaud it would get less stars.

When I heard that MLB had given the thumbs up for the first ever OFFICIAL Baseball game outside of North America, I was ecstatic! However, I didn't realize it was going to be the Arizona Diamondbacks vs my Los Angeles Dodgers! The question was where was it going to be held. When my Australian Family came to visit, I didn't realize that was the sign. Baseball was going to be held in Sydney at the Sydney Cricket Grounds in Australia! I don't know where to begin with this. I wanted to be part of baseball history. Australia has their baseball team, but I believe the hidden agenda for all of this was for baseball to be an Olympic Game. Sydney Cricket Grounds is a historic playing grounds that probably has been around for 100+ years. To be part of MLB, Australia, and my own history to unite our countries/families for the love of baseball is truly worth it. This is one of many stadiums that is truly unique across Sydney and the world. With its oval shape, MLB had to make sure this stadium would properly turn into a baseball field. However, I may have been in a different country that usually doesn't play baseball or have a lot of baseball stadiums, but the vibe from the day of the game, its business as usual as a baseball fan. The one thing that I saw extremely odd was the 2 Foot Hot Dog! Yeah, something you don't see at everyday baseball parks. Well...maybe some of you do or just gorge down a ton of hot dogs at the All-You-Can-Eat section. Since I was at a baseball game, I had to get some beers: Australian Beers. I got some Victoria Bitter and Pure Blonde. There were a lot of concession stands open from the ground level to the top deck. The store that was selling out like crazy were the stores. The Los Angeles Dodgers Merchandise were to go first. Luckily, my uncle and I were able to grab some items before it was sold out. At the end of the game, the only items that remained were the Diamondbacks merchandise...lol! The 1st Game was completely sold out and I am glad that the Los Angeles Dodgers won! I won't be able to substitute my experience with the Yelp Community since you really have to go here on your own. I became part of history with my favorite team, Los Angeles Dodgers, MLB, Australia, and more importantly, myself. I saw fans wearing different jerseys from the Braves, Giants, and Yankees represent. Sydney Cricket Grounds just became larger than what has been for the past century. This game was more than just a friendly competition, it is/was LIFE! You think I write too much? Well, you can call me a Yelp-O-Holic!

Came here to watch MLB Opening Series- Game 1. Wasn't sure what to expect, but I absolutely loved it. The building was beautiful, there were plenty of bathrooms/stalls, and lots of places to eat.

My second review. I've been coming here my whole life. I love the place but lines, lines, lines.....the past few years security lines have been long and now beverage and food lines. In fact they are the worst food and drink linesI've seen at any ground in the world and Ive been to more than 50 grounds and 100s of events around the world. SCG you need to improve your game.

The grand ol' dame of Australian sporting arenas. The SCG is everything you want in a woman: convenient, classic, accessible, classy, and looks good from every angle. Every time I'm with her I wonder why it's taken me so long to be here. A day spent watching the cricket here is one of the most enjoyable experiences a human being in this fine harbour city can have. Get down to the Big Bash! It's a ballin' night out.

I first went to the SCG in 1998 to watch Sydney Swans v Brisbane Lions. I was 14 and had come over from the UK to visit my dad, and I was watching a sport that made absolutely no sense but looked entertaining enough. 13 years later and I was sitting among the Barmy Army watching England, let's say, destroy the Aussies in the 5th test of the Ashes. In that time, around half the ground has been redeveloped, with the new stands looking magnificent, while the old members and ladies pavilions fill the ground with a classic character that fits in perfectly with a cricket ground. Despite all the technological advancements we see in sport today (apart from in football apparently!), cricket still holds some of it's traditional feel to it, despite the move towards shorter games and brighter outfits. The SCG is a fantastic cricket ground, and I really hope rumours that they're thinking of taking test matches away from there to play in the bigger ANZ Stadium are a load of rubbish!

Sydney Cricket Ground or SCG as it is more popularly known as is home to not just Sydney's Cricket but also to Aussie Rules Footy. It is undoubtedly the best venue in Sydney to watch Australia play Twenty20 or One day matches. But I went there to watch a Swans Game. My first time watching AFL. It is just exhilarating watching the fans cheer. No amount of watching a game at home can compare to watching it live in a stadium filled with 30,000 Fans. What i was most impressed with, is actually outside the stadium. The Car park facility and arrangement for the AFL game was beyond excellence. The parking is on the lawn outside and I was impressed with the number of officials involved in guaranteeing a hassle free parking arrangement. As the cars entered the venue, they were directed in a single line to the fill in the various rows and columns such that no one had to Look for a spot, but was guaranteed a spot without blocking traffic behind them. The stadium in itself is very well maintained and the grass was fresh and neatly trimmed in spite of it being a game towards the end of the series. The seats are not too bad.. It did start to drizzle and I wish the roof shade was larger so it could protect a lot more rows, to avoid having to move back and miss the best seats up front.

Best place to watch the cricket in Australia. As expected the food and drink is very expensive, but you're there to watch an event, so swings and roundabouts and take the good with the bad.

I was last here for England's ill-fated defense of The Ashes, January 2007. What a stadium! What atmosphere! 45,000 people but all full of respect for the sport and its stars. Superb modern Stands alongside magnificent old Clubhouses from the past. TV monitors at every bar, so you don't miss a thing whilst queuing for an 'ice-cold'. Pity we were thrashed!

If you've never been to the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) to watch a live sporting event then you're really missing out. There is the odd concert held there too so if that's the only time you visit then so be it but it really is a must to watch some sport. In summer it's all about the cricket. One dayers and Test matches pack out the ground although if you head there for a Sheffield Shield game you can enjoy the stadium in all it's glory with only a few hundred others. In winter the Sydney Swans play a majority of their home games there and there is the odd league game played there too but at some point you really must watch some type of game there. If you're lucky enough to know or be a member then you can enjoy the extra pleasures like the gym, tennis courts and pools that the place has to offer but I can only dream about that part!

This is a cool place to be. They've got so many entertaining stuff happening apart from the game itself.