End names: Loch Logan End, Willows End

Established in 1989, a spectator friendly 20,000 seater stadium with two large stands and a grassy embankment on the eastern side popular with spectators.

Hosted its first one-day international against India in December 1992 with an inaugural Test match against Zimbabwe seven years later.

Scene of Allan Donald’s 300th test wicket when he became the first South African to reach this landmark during the first Test against New Zealand in November 2000.

Was the venue for a thrilling one-day international between the two countries on England’s last tour here in 2005 with Geraint Jones stumping Andrew Hall off the last ball from Kabir Ali to secure a tie.

England begin their tour of South Africa with a 50-over tour match at the OUTsurance Oval on November 6