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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Cardiff_Arms_ParkCardiff Arms Park - Wikipedia

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   Originally the Arms Park had a cricket ground to the north and a rugby union stadium to the south. By 1969, the cricket ground had been demolished to make way for the present day rugby ground to the north and a second rugby stadium to the south, called the National Stadium.

2. www.espncricinfo.com › cricket-grounds › cardiffCardiff Arms Park - Cricket Ground in Cardiff, England

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   Cardiff Arms Park - Cricket Ground in Cardiff, England. Overview. Fixtures. News. Photos. About. The land for the Arms Park was donated by the Marquess of Bute in 1867 to the cardiff Cricket...

3. www.cricket.com › stadiums › 749Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff | Cricket Grounds | Cricket.com

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   Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff Profile - Cricket ground details, ODI, Test & T20 matches history, statistics, news, venue photos and more on Cricket.com

4. www.bbc.com › news › uk-wales-17272325Cardiff Arms Park: 149 years of the ugly stadium and the ...

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   Mar 15, 2012 · Cricket was also played at Cardiff Arms Park. By Neil Prior. BBC News. When Isambard Kingdom Brunel diverted the River Taff in order to drain the bog which had sat on the site of Cardiff...

5. glamorgancricketarchives.com › cardiff-arms-parkCardiff Arms Park - Glamorgan Cricket Archives

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   Feb 17, 2021 · A view of the Cardiff Arms Park cricket ground during the early 1920s, with the rugby ground in the foreground. Photo Credit – David Allen. Cardiff RFC Museum.

6. www.glamorgancricket.com › sophia-gardensSophia Gardens - Glamorgan Cricket

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   Sophia Gardens Cardiff, our 16,000-seater stadium in Cardiff, is the home of Glamorgan Cricket and an established venue for international cricket. The site has been the home of Glamorgan Cricket since 1967, following our move from Cardiff Arms Park.

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   Why was cricket played at Cardiff Arms Park?

   • Cricket was also played at Cardiff Arms Park When Isambard Kingdom Brunel diverted the River Taff in order to drain the bog which had sat on the site of Cardiff Central train station, little did he know that he had taken the first step on the road of creating the legend which would become Cardiff Arms Park.

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   Does Cardiff still have an Arms Park?

   • Cardiff Rugby Club's 1960s ground, just to the north of the Millennium Stadium, still bears the Arms Park name, but with the Blues having moved away to Cardiff City Stadium, its future has now been questioned, despite them returning for recent games. "It's important for Cardiff to still have an Arms Park, in whatever form," says Mr O'Keefe.

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   What is the history of Cardiff Arms Park?

   • The land lay behind the Cardiff Arms Hotel (later demolished and replaced by the Angel Hotel) and became known as the Cardiff Arms Park. Originally the park had a cricket ground to the north and a rugby union stadium to the south. The first stands, erected in 1881 for cricket spectators, were solely for women and children.

   History Points - Cardiff Arms Park

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   Is Cardiff City Stadium still a rugby ground?

   • The rugby ground has remained the home of the semi-professional Cardiff RFC yet the professional Cardiff Blues regional rugby union team moved to the Cardiff City Stadium in 2009, but returned three years later.

   Cardiff Arms Park - Wikipedia

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   What stands are at Cardiff Arms Park?

   • The North Stand, the Family Stand (east stand), the South Stand, the Barry Nelmes Suite (west stand). Only the rugby ground and the Cardiff Athletic Bowls Club now use the name Cardiff Arms Park. The rugby ground has two main stands, the North Stand and the South Stand. Both the Stands have terracing below seating.

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   Does Glamorgan Cricket have a park and ride service?

   • Glamorgan Cricket do operate a Park and Ride service on international and other major match days. This service usually runs from Cardiff City Stadium to the drop off point in Sophia Close. A 16,000-seat international cricket stadium, a thriving event space, a popular destination for school and group visits and corporate meetings and events.

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8. historypoints.org › indexCardiff Arms Park - History Points

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   Originally the park had a cricket ground to the north and a rugby union stadium to the south. The first stands, erected in 1881 for cricket spectators, were solely for women and children.