Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium will host the two Tests between West Indies and South AfricaTest cricket will return to the Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium this week for the first time in over two years as the West Indies host South Africa for a two-Test series.Because of the COVID-19 travel restrictions, Cricket West Indies allotted both Tests of this tour to the Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium in St. Lucia. Interestingly, South Africa have never played a Test on this ground.CWI announces 17-man provisional squad for the Betway Test Series against South Africa. #WIvSAFull Provisional Squad⬇️ https://t.co/thanQy3L2l— Windies Cricket (@windiescricket) June 4, 2021The conditions at this venue assist the pace bowlers. Caribbean pacer Kemar Roach has scalped 17 wickets in three Tests at the Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium. Shannon Gabriel, meanwhile, has 21 wickets to his name in four Tests on this ground.With the Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium set to host South Africa for the first time, here are some important numbers you need to know from previous Tests played at this venue.Stadium Name: Daren Sammy National Cricket StadiumCity: Gros Islet, St. LuciaTest Matches Played: 7Matches Won by West Indies: 1Matches Won by touring team: 2Matches Drawn: 4Highest Individual Score: 209 - Brian Lara (WI) vs. Sri Lanka, 2003Best Bowling Figures (Innings): 8/62 - Shannon Gabriel (WI) vs. Sri Lanka, 2018Best Bowling Figures (Match): 13/121 - Shannon Gabriel (WI) vs. Sri Lanka, 2018Highest Team Score: 588/8 dec. - India vs. West Indies, 2006Lowest Team Score: 108 - West Indies vs. India, 2016What happened in the last Test played at Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium?England beat West Indies by 232 runs in the last Test at Daren Sammy National Cricket StadiumIn the previous Test at Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, West Indies lost to England by 232 runs. Batting first, England posted 277 runs on the board. In reply, the home team managed only 154 runs in the first innings, courtesy of Mark Wood's five-wicket haul.Joe Root's hundred helped England set a 485-run target for the hosts. Despite Roston Chase's century, West Indies lost by 232 runs. It will be interesting to see if South Africa can produce a similar performance like England.Working up a sweat in the Caribbean 🏋️‍♂️Check out the workout here ➡️ https://t.co/CmNrusngNs#WIvSA #ThatsOurGame pic.twitter.com/OtLvFpT5pI— Cricket South Africa (@OfficialCSA) June 5, 2021How much are you enjoying Sportskeeda's cricket coverage? Please spend 30 seconds answering this survey so that we can better understand how to serve your cricket needs.