Sydney Cricket Ground (Sydney Cricket Ground) is located in (Moore Park), on the southeast outskirts of Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, adjacent to Allianz Stadium (Allianz Stadium).
Cricket is one of Australians' favorite sports. Built in 1886, Sydney Cricket Ground has become a first-class sports venue with a capacity of 48,000 spectators after several extensions and renovations. Sydney Cricket Ground has a rich history. Covering rugby league, English football, baseball and bicycles, it was the main venue for the Sydney rugby league until the Allianz stadium next door was built, where the finals have been held for many years. Almost all of Australia's famous cricket players, league players and rugby players have sweated and competed on the grass. At Sydney Cricket Ground and next to Allianz Stadium, there are ten human-sized bronze statues, the best Australian athletes ever performed at the two stadiums.
Many of the buildings in Sydney Cricket Ground are state-class buildings with a long history, such as (Members Pavilion) in 1886 and (Ladies Stand) in the ladies' bleachers in 1896.
Sydney Cricket Ground is also a host of performances, including the Rolling Stone Orchestra (Rolling Stones), Billy Joe (Billy Joel), John Elton John (Elton John), Michael Jackson (Michael Jackson), International stars such as Madonna (Madonna) have held concerts here.
Sydney Cricket Ground activity:
Sydney Cricket Ground Museum (SCG Museum): documents and showcases the development of Sydney Cricket Ground and Allianz Stadium, as well as stories of sports celebrities who have left footprints here.