The ICC World Twenty20 just wrapped in Kolkata, but if you’re interested in seeing a cricket match live, the West Indies Tri-Series will be returning to South Africa this summer. Here are three stadiums to catch a game in one of the biggest cricket countries in the world.

© R S Vivek | Dreamstime
Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town
Home to the Cape Cobras, Newlands Cricket Ground is claimed by many to be the most beautiful stadium built for the sport. The grounds sit in the shadow of Table Mountain and Devil’s Peak, and it’s one of the few cricket fields known for assisting spin bowlers. If you’re looking for a relaxing day in Cape Town, the stadium sells low-cost tickets for the grassy knoll, a great place to have a picnic and enjoy a match.

© R S Vivek | Dreamstime
Kingsmead Cricket Ground, Durban
This venue was founded in 1939 to host what is now remembered as the Timeless Match. After getting readmitted into the International Cricket Council, South Africa hosted a test match against England that lasted for 10 days, only to get called off so the English team could make their ship back home. The grounds are known to favor seam bowlers (think screwball pitchers) due to an urban legend regarding high tide. Kingsmead is a short walk away from the Indian Ocean, and many teams over the years claimed the rising water table in the ground throws off batters.

© Fultonsphoto | Dreamstime
Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
Wanderers isn’t especially old, but it has seen a number of legendary matches and world record settings. Just last year, South Africa’s AB de Villiers broke the world record for a half century, making 50 off 16 balls, and later that same match he broke the record for a full century with 100 off 31 balls.
Read This Next
#TrazeeTravel
Insta FeedDestinations / North America
May 2, 2025Where Can You Find The World’s First BBQ Museum?
The world’s first Museum of Barbecue just opened, and you’ll find it in none other than Kansas City, Missouri. For just $10 a ticket, you’ll explore interactive exhibits delving into the history of the Carolinas, Memphis, Texas and Kansas City to uncover the elements of a great barbecue.
Sponsored Content
AmaWaterways’ Specialty River Cruises
When you embark on a river cruise with award-winning AmaWaterways, unpack once and step aboard a world of unparalleled experiences. With enriching excursions, exquisite locally sourced food and wine, nightly entertainment and more included in the fare, you will learn why AmaWaterways has the most returning guests out of any river cruise line.
Dining/Entertainment
May 1, 2025What to Expect from First-Ever Mexican Caribbean Music Festival
This year, Mexican Caribbean Tourism launches the first-ever Mexican Caribbean Music Festival. The one-day festival takes place May 17, and will welcome a variety of artists to Tulum’s ZAMNA venue. This year’s headliner will be Sting. The best part? The festival is totally free and family-friendly, although you do need to reserve tickets in advance.
Everline Resort & Spa Announces Spring and Summer Experiences
Everline Resort & Spa, Lake Tahoe entices travelers with its full lineup of spring and summer programming. Situated on Lake Tahoe’s California side, this resort makes the perfect getaway for guests of all ages.
Destinations / North America
Apr 30, 2025Huttopia Debuts New Ready-to-Camp Destination in The Berkshires
Huttopia announced its newest location, Huttopia Berkshires, will open to guests in July. Reservations are now open. This marks Huttopia’s first property in Massachusetts and one of its only year-round properties in the region.
Travel
Apr 30, 2025Platform Helps Remote Workers, Business Travelers Find Work-Friendly Hotels
If you’ve ever attempted to work on the go — not necessarily for a business trip, but just because your job offers the flexibility of remote working — you may have struggled with working from your hotel room. Your options are typically plugging your laptop in next to a tiny in-room table, if you’re lucky, or you’re stuck answering emails from your hotel bed — hardly conducive to productivity.
ShareThis