All 10 home grounds plus the secondary venues used in the modern IPL, with capacities, home teams and ground character.
Ahmedabad · Capacity 132,000 · Gujarat Titans
Kolkata · Capacity 68,000 · Kolkata Knight Riders
Hyderabad · Capacity 55,000 · Sunrisers Hyderabad
Delhi · Capacity 41,820 (reported figures vary by source) · Delhi Capitals
Chennai · Capacity 50,000 (reported figures vary by source) · Chennai Super Kings
Lucknow · Capacity 50,000 · Lucknow Super Giants
Bengaluru · Capacity 35,000–40,000 (reported figures vary by source) · Royal Challengers Bengaluru
New Chandigarh (Mullanpur) · Capacity 38,000 · Punjab Kings
Mumbai · Capacity 33,108 · Mumbai Indians
Jaipur · Capacity 30,000 · Rajasthan Royals
Dharamsala · Capacity 23,000 · Secondary venue (Punjab Kings alternate)
Guwahati · Capacity 40,000 · Secondary venue (Rajasthan Royals alternate)
Raipur · Capacity 65,000 · Secondary venue (RCB alternate in 2026)
Venue matters in the IPL more than in most leagues: dew in Mumbai, turn in Chennai, short boundaries in Bengaluru and a giant outfield in Ahmedabad all change how matches are won. Capacities below follow published 2026 venue guides; where sources disagree, the range is shown and the figure is treated as PENDING official confirmation.