It houses one of the largest manual scoreboards in the world, which remains operational.
The stadium was named after Madam Green, an English woman who practiced horse riding in the area during the British Raj.
It hosted the 500th Test match played by the Indian national cricket team in 2016.
The ground features a unique students' gallery that allows affordable access to live matches.
In 1952, the stadium served as the venue for the first-ever Test match played between India and Pakistan on Indian soil.
Green Park Stadium is a historic international cricket ground located in the Civil Lines area of Kanpur. Established in 1945, the venue holds a capacity of approximately 33,000 spectators. It features a unique floodlight system and a dedicated pavilion named after Sunil Gavaskar. The stadium has hosted numerous Test matches, One Day Internationals, and T20 Internationals since its inception. It is managed by the Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association. The facility serves as the primary home ground for the Uttar Pradesh cricket team in domestic tournaments. The pitch is historically known for its slow and spin-friendly surface, providing a challenge for visiting international teams.
From the top tier of the pavilion facing the entire field.
Choose seats in the pavilion end for the best view of the pitch and bowler run-ups.
Bring a hat and sunglasses, as the stadium has limited covered seating areas.
Hydrate well, as Kanpur experiences high temperatures during the summer cricket season.
Avoid purchasing tickets from unofficial scalpers outside the stadium gates.
Closed for general public access unless a sanctioned sporting event is taking place.
Prohibited items include outside food, sharp objects, and professional cameras without media accreditation.
