The stadium was originally known as Chittagong Stadium before being renamed in honor of M. A. Aziz.
It previously hosted international Test cricket matches until the city's newer dedicated cricket venue took over primary international hosting duties.
The facility is managed by the National Sports Council of Bangladesh.
It frequently serves as a venue for the annual Chittagong International Trade Fair.
M. A. Aziz Stadium is a multi-purpose outdoor sports venue located in the heart of Chattogram, Bangladesh. Named after the prominent sports organizer M. A. Aziz, the stadium primarily hosts domestic cricket matches and football games. It serves as the home ground for the Chittagong Division cricket team. The facility features a substantial seating capacity and has historically hosted international cricket matches before the inauguration of the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium. It remains a central hub for regional athletic tournaments and local league matches. The stadium grounds are frequently used for large-scale public events, exhibitions, and local fairs.
The elevated stadium entrance area offers a wide panoramic view of the pitch and the surrounding grandstands.
Check the local sporting calendar in advance, as public access may be restricted during major tournament matches or regional fairs.
Visit during a domestic cricket match to experience the local sporting atmosphere without the extreme crowds of international events.
Wear comfortable footwear if you plan to walk the perimeter, as the area surrounding the stadium is often busy with local vendors and pedestrian traffic.
Attempting to enter the field of play or restricted areas without official accreditation during organized matches or events.
Maintain modest attire consistent with local norms in Bangladesh; avoid disruptive behavior during ongoing matches.
