Formerly known as Maharani Usharaje Trust Cricket Ground before being renamed in 2010.
The stadium hosted the first-ever One Day International (ODI) double century in cricket history when Virender Sehwag scored 219 runs in 2011.
It is one of the smallest international cricket grounds in India, which often leads to high-scoring games due to short boundary dimensions.
The venue has served as a neutral home ground for several IPL franchises, including Kings XI Punjab.
The stadium was granted Test match status in 2016, with its inaugural Test played against New Zealand.
It is centrally located in the IDA building complex, a rarity for major sporting venues in India.
Holkar Stadium is a premier international cricket venue managed by the Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association. It features a compact design with high-seating capacity, creating an intense atmosphere during matches. The stadium is known for its batting-friendly pitch, which has facilitated numerous high-scoring international encounters. It serves as a primary home ground for the Madhya Pradesh cricket team and regularly hosts Indian Premier League matches. The facility is equipped with modern floodlight systems for day-night cricket. Its location in the New Palasia area makes it easily accessible within Indore's central business district.
The view from the upper-tier stands provides a panoramic shot of the entire circular field and the stadium floodlights.
Carry minimal belongings as security protocols strictly prohibit bags and power banks.
Choose seating in the pavilion end for the best view of the pitch and tactical displays.
Stay hydrated during day matches, as humidity levels in Indore can rise significantly.
Attempting to bring outside food or liquids, as these are confiscated at entry points.
Open only during scheduled professional cricket tournaments and domestic matches.
Prohibited items include whistles, horns, and sharp objects; follow strict security screening procedures.
