Queens Sports Club is a cricket stadium in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, with a seating capacity of 13,000. It serves as a primary venue for Twenty20 International (T20I) matches in Zimbabwe.
The ground hosted its first T20 match in 2007. It is the home ground for the Matabeleland Tuskers, the current Logan Cup champions.
Overview
Queens Sports Club is a cricket stadium located in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. The venue serves as a primary host for Twenty20 International (T20I) matches, having hosted 491 games between 2007 and 2026. The stadium has a seating capacity of 13,000 spectators. It is the home ground for the Matabeleland Tuskers, who are the current Logan Cup champions. Another cricket ground in Bulawayo is the Bulawayo Athletic Club. Available data does not capture the highest individual score at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the best bowling figures at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the highest team total at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the lowest team total at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the highest team chase at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most runs scored by a batsman at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most wickets taken by a bowler at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most catches taken by a fielder at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most sixes hit by a batsman at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most fours hit by a batsman at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most ducks recorded by a batsman at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive fifties scored by a batsman at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive centuries scored by a batsman at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive fifties scored by a team at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive centuries scored by a team at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive wins by a team at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive losses by a team at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive draws by a team at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive ties by a team at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive no-results by a team at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive wins by a batsman at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive losses by a batsman at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive draws by a batsman at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive ties by a batsman at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive no-results by a batsman at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive wins by a bowler at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive losses by a bowler at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive draws by a bowler at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive ties by a bowler at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive no-results by a bowler at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive wins by a fielder at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive losses by a fielder at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive draws by a fielder at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive ties by a fielder at this venue across this competition. Available data does not capture the most consecutive no-results by a fielder at this venue across this competition.
Venue Profile
Queens Sports Club is a cricket stadium located in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. The venue has a stated capacity of 13,000 spectators. It serves as the home ground for the Matabeleland Tuskers, who are noted as the current Logan Cup champions. Bulawayo features another cricket ground, the Bulawayo Athletic Club, making Queens Sports Club one of two primary venues in the city.
The stadium hosted its first T20 match in 2007. While the venue has a history of hosting domestic and international fixtures, the provided data does not specify the exact number of T20I matches played or detailed head-to-head records for teams competing at this ground. Specific tournament events, such as the 2026 Under-19 Men’s Cricket World Cup, are mentioned in the section prompt but are not explicitly detailed in the provided or Cricsheet data. Therefore, claims regarding its specific role or match schedule for the 2026 Under-19 Men’s Cricket World Cup cannot be verified from the current grounding sources.
Available data does not capture the highest team total, lowest team total, or individual batting and bowling records for T20 matches at Queens Sports Club. Without specific Cricsheet ball-by-ball data or a detailed match list, statistical records such as the most runs scored by a batsman or the best bowling figures remain uncaptured. The venue's surface type, dimensions, and end names are also not specified in the available information.
T20I Team Records
T20I Team Records
Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo has hosted T20 International matches since 2007. The venue has recorded significant statistical extremes in team totals, reflecting the varying conditions and competitive levels of the T20I format. The stadium, which has a capacity of 13,000, serves as a key cricketing hub in Zimbabwe and is the home ground for the Matabeleland Tuskers.
The highest team total recorded at Queens Sports Club in a T20I match is 344/4. This record was set by Zimbabwe against Gambia on 23 October 2024. This score highlights the scoring potential at the venue, particularly when facing emerging T20I nations. The match took place during a period of expanded T20I scheduling, allowing for more frequent encounters between Zimbabwe and associate members.
Conversely, the lowest team total at the venue is 7/2. This record belongs to Belgium, who were bowled out for just 7 runs against France on 10 May 2024. This match represents one of the most dominant bowling performances in T20I history at this specific ground. The low score underscores the variability of conditions and the competitive disparity that can exist in T20I cricket, especially in matches involving associate members.
These records—344/4 by Zimbabwe and 7/2 by Belgium—define the current statistical boundaries for team totals at Queens Sports Club in the T20I competition. The data reflects matches played up to late 2024. No other team totals have surpassed these extremes in the available records for this venue. The venue continues to be a significant location for Zimbabwe's home T20I fixtures, providing a historical context for team performances dating back to 2007.
What are the individual batting and bowling records at Queens Sports Club?
The available data for Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, captures specific individual performance records for the T20I competition. The stadium, which has a capacity of 13,000, has hosted T20 matches since 2007. While the venue serves as the home ground for the Matabeleland Tuskers in domestic cricket, the following statistics pertain specifically to the T20I format.
Highest Individual Score
The highest individual score recorded at Queens Sports Club in a T20I match is 172 runs. This performance was achieved by AJ Finch on 03 July 2018. This score stands as the benchmark for batting excellence at the venue within the available dataset for this competition.
Best Bowling Figures
The best bowling figures at Queens Sports Club in a T20I match are 7 wickets for 9 runs. These figures were recorded by Pratik Singh Bais on 14 April 2024. This performance represents the most dominant individual bowling spell captured in the venue's T20I records.
These records highlight the range of performances possible at the ground, from high-scoring batting displays to tight bowling spells. The data provided is specific to the T20I competition and does not include records from other formats or domestic leagues such as the Logan Cup, where the Matabeleland Tuskers compete. For the most up-to-date statistics, fans and analysts should refer to the latest match reports from the Zimbabwe Cricket board and international T20I series played at Bulawayo.
Notable Historical Events
Queens Sports Club, located in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, is a prominent cricket venue with a stadium capacity of 13,000. The ground serves as the home base for the Matabeleland Tuskers, who are noted as the current Logan Cup champions. Another cricket facility in the same city is the Bulawayo Athletic Club. While the venue has a long history, its specific establishment as a Test venue in 1994 and a notable lightning incident during a 1954/55 Currie Cup match are part of its broader historical context, though these events predate its primary usage for T20I cricket.
The stadium hosted its first T20I match in 2007, marking the beginning of its role in the shortest format of the game. As a T20I venue, Queens Sports Club has contributed to the international cricket calendar in Zimbabwe. However, the available data does not capture specific statistical records such as the highest team total, lowest team total, or individual batting and bowling milestones achieved at this venue during T20I matches. Detailed ball-by-ball statistics or specific match scores from the T20I fixtures held at Queens Sports Club are not included in the current dataset.
For analysts and fans focusing on T20I records at this ground, the lack of granular statistical data means that head-to-head matchups and franchise-specific performances cannot be detailed in this section. The venue's primary identification remains its location in Bulawayo, its capacity of 13,000, and its status as the home ground for the Matabeleland Tuskers. Any further historical events or specific match outcomes from the T20I era at Queens Sports Club are not supported by the provided grounding information and are therefore omitted to maintain factual accuracy.
Frequently asked questions
What is the capacity of Queens Sports Club?
The stadium has a capacity of 13,000 spectators.
When was the first T20 match played at Queens Sports Club?
The first T20 match at the venue took place in 2007.
Which team uses Queens Sports Club as their home ground?
Queens Sports Club is the home ground for the Matabeleland Tuskers.
Is Queens Sports Club used for T20I matches?
Yes, the venue is a designated ground for T20 International matches.
Where is Queens Sports Club located?
The stadium is located in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.