The
Indian cricket team is the most widely-travelled squad in the history of one day internationals.

The most experienced limited-overs outfit
'
Team India' has played 576 ODIs on 108 different grounds all over the world at a quotient of 5.33 games per venue. India have played the maximum number of their games ( 72 ) at the
Sharjah Cricket Stadium. The West Indies are the only other team to appear on more than hundred grounds , having played 505 matches on 102 grounds at a quotient of 4.95 . None of the other nations has been able to complete this rather rare 'century' of grounds. Pakistan , New Zealand , Sri Lanka and Australia are in their nineties. Pakistan and Sri Lanka have also played most of their games at Sharjah, which is understandable considering the frequent limited-overs tournaments that used to held there in the past. All other nations have played the most on grounds in their own countries .
| Countries |
ODIs |
Grounds |
ODIs/ground |
Ground where the country has played the most |
| India |
576 |
108 |
5.33 |
Sharjah Cricket Stadium , Sharjah
( 72 ) |
| West Indies |
505 |
102 |
4.95 |
Port of Spain , Trinidad ( 40 ) |
| Pakistan |
603 |
96 |
6.28 |
Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah (108) |
| New Zealand |
469 |
95 |
4.94 |
Eden Park, Auckland (50) |
| Sri Lanka |
457 |
93 |
4.91 |
Sharjah Cricket Stadium , Sharjah (75) |
| Australia |
577 |
93 |
6.20 |
Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney (97) |
| Zimbabwe |
273 |
87 |
3.14 |
Harare Sports Club, Harare (54) |
| South Africa |
318 |
80 |
3.98 |
Newlands, Cape Town(19) |
| England |
406 |
79 |
5.14 |
Lord's London (30) |
| Bangladesh |
99 |
40 |
2.48 |
Bengabandhu National Stadium, Dhaka (27) |
Note:
1. Only Test-playing nations are considered here.
2. The figures in the brackets indicate the number of matches played
by a team on its most-used ground.
3. The table is accurate upto December 25, 2004.