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#1 The Fatorda officially known as the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium – Goa
Located in the capital city of Goa, The Fatorda was established in 1989. The venue has hosted 9 ODIs till date. The stadium can house up to 20,000 and has good facilities that include floodlights. The first ODI here was played between Australia and Sri Lanka, which the Australians won by 28 runs.
The last International game at the venue, between India and Australia (2010), was abandoned due to rain without a ball being bowled. Currently, the venue hosts International football games and is home to ISL team FC Goa. With good facilities all around, the IPL Governing Committee should consider hosting a game at this venue.
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