• Inaugurated in 1920s
• Cricket played on site from 1920s to 1940s
• Re-opened for cricket 2011
• Home of N&L cricket league

• Home of PEI Cricket Association
• Features pavillion
• Opened 2011

• built in 2008
• shale wicket
• Privately owned
• Home of Pirates of the St. Lawrence CC

• established 1950s
• 4 turf wickets
• approved for ODIs in 2006
• Cricket Canada’s main facility for international matches
• site of 2018 Global T20 Canada tournament

• created in 1950s
• turf wicket
• first Canadian ground to meet ODI requirements
• hosted Sahara Cup ODI series between India & Pakistan (1996-98)

• 2 cricket pitches on grounds of
  Canadian Governor General’s residence
• cricket historically played on site since 1865
• current pavilion dates to 1893
• Ottawa Valley Cricket Council’s flagship ground

(Thanks to Rideau Hall CA for providing details)

• Opened 2012
• Slated to have 6 turf wickets in place for 2015
• Largest cricket facility in Canada (6 wickets, 16 acres)
• Site of Niagara Cricket Festival,
  only Canadian stop on Cricket Council USA T20 series

(credit: unknown
Mississauga Ramblers website)

• Opened 2005
• 5 turf wickets (initially added 2012),
  1 artificial
• Home of Mississauga Ramblers CC – one of largest clubs in Canada

(image © Mark Heine.)

• in use 1995-2018
• privately-owned turf wicket facility

(images linked from Niagara Falls Public Library website)

• Located on site of Ridley College private school
• Major center of cricket in Niagara region from 1890 to 2008
• Home of Ridley College school team and St. Catharines CC until 2008
• Hosted MCC, teams from Australia, Bermuda,
  Canadian Junior & Senior Interprovincials,
  Canada vs. USA match (1971)

(image credited to R.P. Brimmell,
linked from archeion.ca website)

(image © R. Lachmansingh)

• picturesque field on campus of University of Guelph
• cricket played on site from 1950s to mid-1980s
• initially grass wicket,
  shale wicket (1980-) now removed
• one-time home of now-defunct U of G.C.C.
  of Hamilton & District Cricket League
• hosted MCC vs Western Ontario, 1959

(image © Ray Ramrattan)

• Manitoba Cricket League’s premier facility
• 3 cricket pitches and pavillion on site

(image © “OldDogNewTrick”, linked from existing flickr® repository)

• Cricket played on site since early 1900s
• Calgary & District Cricket League’s flagship ground
• 2 artificial wickets

(image ownership unknown. Linked from existing repository.)

• Edmonton & District Cricket League’s premier ground
• turf wicket completed 2011 – first turf wicket in Alberta
• Hosted 2014 Western Canada T20

(image © Jon Harris)

• scenic location in Stanley Park, Vancouver
• 2 artificial wickets
• has hosted major foreign tours to BC since early 1900s,
  most notably Donald Bradman’s 1932 Australians

(image © BlueAndWhiteArmy, linked from existing flickr® repository)

• located in Beacon Hill Park, Victoria
• field dates back to 1800s
• clubhouse
• Victoria & District Cricket League’s main ground