Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG)

Much of our nation’s history is written on scorecards and told through our sporting triumphs and despair, welcome to the SCG! From the wide eyes of youth to the glint of older age, these green fields have defined and framed our lives.
They are part of who we are: our heritage. The journey to our city’s original sporting precinct has been a rite of passage for Sydneysiders since long before the SCG’s first cricket Test against England in 1882. The first inter-colonial rugby union match was played at the ground in 1882. Rugby league took over in 1911, when NSW played New Zealand. When the time comes for the final siren to sound, and our lives flash before our eyes, the images will be of triumphs seen, of childhood heroes and glorious days and nights sharing the experience with family and friends. From the days of Trumper, Bradman and the immortal rugby league Dragons … Plugger Lockett, David Campese and Shane Warne … or David Warner, Boyd Cordner and Buddy Franklin, this rich tapestry has passed from one generation to the next.
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