Situated in the Brisbane suburb of Woolloongabba, the Brisbane Cricket Ground is famously called “The Gabba”. It is the home ground of the Queensland state cricket team. Established in 1895 ...

The Gabba set to be demolished after 2032 Olympic Games in Brisbane; England have dreadful Ashes record at the ground, losing seven of their last nine games there; Queensland stadium will host ...

Jasprit Bumrah completed a double milestone as he got figures of 6 for 76 against Australia on Day 3 of the ongoing Gabba Test on Monday, December 16. Bumrah continued his fine form in the Border ...

The Gabba has been guaranteed international fixtures until the next men's Ashes. The ground will be demolished after the 2032 Olympics when it will host its swansong matches if cricket is played ...

The 42,000-capacity Brisbane Cricket Ground, more commonly known as The Gabba, is set to be knocked to the ground in 2025 after the Ashes Test. 6. ... please use the Site Map.

Brisbane's famous Gabba ground is to be the next of Australia's premier cricket venues to undergo a significant overhaul with a 20-year 'master plan' in the works.

The Brisbane Cricket Ground, better known as The Gabba, is set to be demolished as part of the Queensland government's plan for the 2032 Olympics. The standout feature of the seven-year blueprint ...

Brisbane’s historic Gabba cricket ground is poised to host an Olympic gold medal event before the stands are demolished after the Games. Here’s what’s ahead for the 130-year-old venue.

Brisbane - Brisbane's Gabba ground will host Test cricket for at least another three years, it was announced on Tuesday, in daunting news for teams visiting Australia. Cricket Australia said a deal ...

Brisbane's famous Gabba ground is to be the next of Australia's premier cricket venues to undergo a significant overhaul with a 20-year 'master plan' in the works.