Drummoyne Oval is an old cricket ground situated along the Parramatta River. The ground is home to the Balmain Cricket Club. A number of other sports are played at Drummoyne including Rugby and Australian Football. Facilities include a new players pavilion, a small grandstand, and a hill which surrounds half the ground. On the other side of the ground, there is a wonderful view of the Parramatta River and surrounding area. The first ever first-class cricket match was played at the ground on February 2, 2003 when NSW took on Tasmania in the ING Cup attracting a sell-out crowd of almost 5,000.
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Sydney, New South Wales |
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Bayswater St, Drummoyne 2146 |
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Capacity: |
5,000 |
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Highest Crowd since 1/1/2003: |
5,574 - 15/02/04: ING Cup: NSW v SA
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Lights: |
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Video Screen: |
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Built: |
1931 |
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Sports Played: |
Cricket
Australian Football |
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Last Event: |
13/02/11: Ryobi Cup: NSW v QLD
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Bus services to Victoria Road, Drummoyne and a further 10min walk to the oval. |
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Very limited street parking available. |
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