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#3 Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo
The Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo is one of only three venues in Zimbabwe to have hosted Test cricket. The multi-purpose stadium has seen India take on the hosts on just two occasions. The visitors emerged victorious on both instances. In 2001, they notched an eight-wicket triumph under Ganguly's leadership. When the match was still in the balance, the lower-order put on a spirited showing and helped the tourists dominate proceedings.
During their 2005 tour of Zimbabwe, India routed the hosts by an innings and 90 runs. Irfan Pathan was the wrecker-in-chief. He picked five wickets in the first innings and accounted for four more victims in the second essay. While VVS Laxman scored a fluent 140, skipper Ganguly's laborious century attracted scrutiny from various quarters. Nevertheless, the comfortable victory set the stage for India's first series triumph on Zimbabwean soil.
