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    ANZ Stadium

    Address: Edwin Flack Avenue, Sydney Olympic Park, 2127

    Website: www.anzstadium.com.au

    Facebook: www.facebook.com/anzstadium

    Twitter: www.twitter.com/anzstadium

    Australia’s Home Ground, ANZ Stadium has witnessed some of the most memorable moments in this country’s sporting history, ranging from Cathy Freeman’s Olympic Gold Medal on 2000, to the Wallabies’ victory over the British Lions in 2001 to the Socceroos memorable victory over Uruguay in 2005 to qualify for the World Cup. 

    More than 16 million fans have walked through the ANZ Stadium turnstiles since the venue's grand opening in 1999. Those fans have shared in the passion and drama of some of the greatest sporting events in Australian history.

    As the new home of Sydney Thunder, sports fans will continue to witness unforgettable action with Australia’s most explosive sport, T20, set to light up the arena.

    Purpose built for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, ANZ Stadium seats up to 82,500 spectators in oval mode which helps create an electric atmosphere for live sport and entertainment.

    ANZ Stadium is the only venue in the world designed to host five professional sports – rugby league, rugby union, Australian rules, football and cricket.

    It has also proven the first choice for global entertainment acts including U2, The Rolling Stones, Andre Rieu and AC/DC.

    Cricket is already an important part of ANZ Stadium’s colourful history. Since the sport debuted at the venue in 2003, fans have been privy to countless highlights including champion bowler Glenn McGrath’s domestic swansong and the NSW SpeedBlitz Blues’ spectacular last-ball victory to claim the 2008/09 T20 title.

    ANZ Stadium is now preparing for a new era of cricket.

    Home to Sydney Thunder, the world-class venue will be the scene of jaw-dropping sixes and lightning-fast bowling as the KFC T20 Big Bash League takes the stage.


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    Venue Statistics

    • Capacity82,500
    • Floodlights495 individual lamps mounted on the Grandstands
    • Year Built1999