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About St Georges Cricket Ground

Sahara Oval, St George’s Park Cricket Ground, St George’s Oval, The Crusaders Ground – the grand old cricket oval of many names was the first ground in South Africa to host a Test match in 1889.

St George's Cricket Ground lies in Nelson Mandela Bay's upmarket suburb of St George’s Park and is one of the venues for Test matches and One Day Internationals in South Africa.

The oval is home to the Port Elizabeth Cricket Club, one of the oldest cricket clubs in South Africa, and the Eastern Province Amateur Cricket Board.

Things to do in St Georges Park

Accommodation near St Georges Cricket Ground

King George's Guest House

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Located in Port Elizabeth, King George's Guest House is a 5-minute drive from St. George's Cricket Ground and 5 minutes from Market Square....
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Valley Guest House

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This lovely hotel is located in Melbourne CBD. With a small number of only 6, this property is very convenient for a quiet stay. Valley...
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Hallack serene apartment

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Hallack serene apartment is a home away from home. It is a beautiful newly renovated modern one bedroom, ground apartment with a garden,...
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St Georges Cricket Ground Map

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St Georges Cricket Ground is 0.8km from the centre of St Georges Park , the nearest airport 2.1km (Port Elizabeth Airport).
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