WACA
The WACA (Western Australian Cricket Association) is a sports stadium located in Perth, Western Australia. It is primarily used for cricket, but also hosts other sports and events. The ground has a rich history and is known for its fast and bouncy pitches, making it a popular venue for international cricket matches.
Location:
The WACA is located in East Perth, a suburb of Perth, Western Australia. It is situated on Nelson Crescent, near the banks of the Swan River.
History:
The WACA was established in 1890, making it one of the oldest cricket grounds in Australia. It has hosted many historic matches, including the first ever Test match between Australia and England in 1970. Over the years, the ground has undergone several upgrades and renovations, including the installation of floodlights in 1987.
Facilities:
The WACA has a seating capacity of approximately 24,000, with a mixture of uncovered and covered stands. It has numerous facilities, including corporate boxes, function rooms, bars, and restaurants. There is also a museum on site, showcasing the history of cricket in Western Australia.
Ownership:
The WACA is owned by the Western Australian Cricket Association, which is the governing body for cricket in Western Australia.
Major Events:
The WACA has hosted numerous major events over the years, including Test matches, One Day Internationals, and T20 Internationals. It has also hosted domestic cricket matches, as well as other sports such as Australian rules football and soccer.
Famous Matches:
The WACA has hosted many famous matches, including the 1978-79 Ashes series, where Australia famously bowled England out for 71 in the second innings to win the Test match. It has also been the scene of many individual performances, such as Dennis Lillee's 8/29 against England in 1979.
Other Sports:
While cricket is the primary sport played at the WACA, it has also hosted other sports such as Australian rules football, soccer, and rugby union.
Tours:
The WACA offers guided tours of the stadium, where visitors can learn about the history of the ground and see behind the scenes areas such as the players' change rooms and media centre.
Pitch:
The WACA is known for its fast and bouncy pitches, which have traditionally been difficult for visiting teams to handle. The ground has undergone renovations in recent years, which have led to some changes in the playing surface.
Accessibility:
The WACA is easily accessible by public transport, with a train station located nearby. There are also numerous car parks in the surrounding area.
Events and Hospitality:
The WACA offers a range of events and hospitality options, including corporate boxes, function rooms, and catering services. It is a popular venue for weddings, conferences, and other events.
Sustainability:
The WACA is committed to sustainability, with a focus on reducing waste and energy consumption. It has implemented initiatives such as solar panels and rainwater harvesting to help reduce its environmental impact.
The WACA is a historic and iconic cricket ground, known for its fast and bouncy pitches. While it is currently undergoing redevelopment, it remains a popular venue for cricket and other sports, as well as events
2015 World Cup Matches in WACA
| MATCH | DATE | MATCH DETAILS | RESULT |
| Match 21 | 28 Feb 2015 |
 India V  United Arab Emirates |
India won by 9 wickets |
| Match 26 | 04 March 2015 |
 Australia V  Afghanistan |
Australia won by 275 runs |
| Match 28 | 06 March 2015 |
India V  West Indies |
India won by 4 wickets |
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