Identify the two cricket grounds, distinct in their own way.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
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4 comments:
City oval, South Africa and St. Lawrence, Kent
These two cricket grounds have trees inside the boundaries! Hence Unique! :-)
1st one is - Pietermaritzburg Oval in South Africa
2nd one is - St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury, Kent
Both these has/had tree in ground..;)
Pietermaritzburg Oval in South Africa and St Lawrence Ground in England.
Only two grounds used regularly for first-class cricket that have a tree within the boundary
These 2 grounds had/had tree in ground..
1st - Pietermaritzburg Oval in South Africa
2nd - St Lawrence Ground, Canterberry, Kent
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