About | Details |
Also known as | QuikTrip Park, The Ballpark in Grand Prairie |
Capacity | 7,000 |
Flood Lights | Yes |
Home Teams | USA national cricket team, Texas Super Kings, Dallas Mustangs, Dallas Xforia Giants, Texas AirHogs, Dallas Desire, Texas United |
Pitch | Turf |
Grand Prairie Stadium in Grand Prairie, Texas, is a cricket ground built on what was once a baseball park. Opened in 2008, it first served as home to the Texas AirHogs baseball team and later hosted Texas United in soccer. After the AirHogs folded in 2020, the venue was given a new life as a cricket ground near Dallas.
In 2022, work began on a $20 million redevelopment to turn the old ballpark into a proper cricket stadium. American Cricket Enterprises took over the lease and announced a major redevelopment. The outfield, pitch and boundary lines were all redesigned. By July 2023, the ground reopened and became the main venue for Major League Cricket, hosting most of the matches in its first season.
Today, Grand Prairie Stadium is also the training base for the United States national cricket team. It gained worldwide attention in 2024 when it staged group matches of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. The stadium has quickly grown into a landmark for cricket in the region.
Grand Prairie Stadium Test Records and Stats
No Test match has been played at Grand Prairie Stadium till now. Since its redevelopment into a cricket ground, the venue has mainly been used for limited-overs cricket such as ODIs, T20 internationals, Major League Cricket and World Cup fixtures. Test cricket has not yet reached this ground but with the facilities in place and its growing importance in Dallas, Texas, the stadium could become a future option if multi-day matches are scheduled in the USA.
Grand Prairie Stadium ODI Records and Stats
Only a handful of ODI matches have been played here. The highest team total recorded is Scotland’s 317/5 versus the USA, while the lowest is the USA being dismissed for 144 against Scotland.
Looking at individual performances, Monank Patel tops the run-scoring charts. He has amassed 181 runs in four ODIs at Grand Prairie Stadium. One of the standout batting stats is from Scotland’s Brandon McMullen, who scored 151 runs against USA, which is the highest individual ODI score at this ground.
Brad Currie and Saurabh Netravalkar share the record for most wickets here in ODIs, with 8 each. Nepal’s Kushal Bhurtel produced the best bowling figures here, taking 4/23 against the USA.
Grand Prairie Stadium T20I Records and Stats
In T20Is, the USA posted the highest total here, 197/3 while chasing down Canada’s 194 in the T20 World Cup 2024. On the flip side, Nepal’s 106 all out against the Netherlands stands as the lowest T20I score at this ground.
Andries Gous has scored the most runs in T20Is here, totaling 194 in five matches. Sompal Kami, Nosthush Kenjige, and Jasdeep Singh have six scalps here and hold the record of most wickets at this venue.
Aaron Jones has the highest individual score here in T20Is with a brilliant 94 not out off 40 balls versus Canada. Bowling-wise, Nuwan Thushara 4/18 gives him the best figures at this stadium.
How to Reach Grand Prairie Stadium?
Grand Prairie Stadium Location
The stadium is well-connected and easily accessible:
📍 Address: 1600 Lone Star Parkway, Grand Prairie, TX 75050, United States
Nearest Bus Stop: Bus Station, South Westmoreland Road, Dallas, Texas, USA
Nearest Railway Station: CentrePort/DFW Airport Station, around 8 miles from the stadium
Nearest Airport: Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, located about 9 miles away; Dallas Love Field Airport is another option, around 16 miles from the venue
