Key facts
| Address | Southern Main Road, Petrotrin Compound, Pointe-a-Pierre, Trinidad |
| Capacity | 5,000 |
| Build Date | 1959 |
| Where is Guaracara Park located? | 10°18′37″N 61°27′05″W |
Description
Guaracara Park is sited in the town of Pointe-a-Pierre, on the West Indies Island of Trinidad. The Guaracara Park is used for cricket and football. It has hosted many first class cricket matches, with international teams playing there including Australia, India, England and Zimbabwe. The first ever first class cricket match took place on January 21, 1960, when Trinidad Faced Marylebone Cricket Club (The MCC) from England.
FAQ
Guaracara Park is a multi-purpose stadium located in Pointe-à-Pierre, Trinidad and Tobago. It is primarily used for cricket matches.
Guaracara Park was opened in 1965.
The stadium is named after the Guaracara River, which flows nearby.
Guaracara Park has a capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators.
While primarily used for cricket, Guaracara Park also hosts other sporting events and occasionally serves as a venue for cultural activities.
Guaracara Park is owned and operated by Petrotrin, the state-owned oil company of Trinidad and Tobago.
Yes, Guaracara Park has hosted first-class cricket matches, including games featuring the Trinidad and Tobago national team in domestic competitions.
