Scotland Announces Titwood as Preferred Venue for 2030 ICC T20 World Cup
Glasgow’s Titwood has been chosen as the proposed Scottish venue for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in 2030.
Home of Clydesdale Cricket Club since 1876, the ground is in the Pollokshields area of the city.
The board of Cricket Scotland say their decision came following “engagement and consultation with the ICC, ECB and other strategic partners”.
The 2030 World Cup is being co-hosted by England & Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
It will be the first major tournament in Scotland since the 1999 Cricket World Cup when The Grange in Edinburgh staged two group matches.
Titwood would require a major overhaul and the next steps include talks with the Scottish and UK governments.
Scotland’s women met the Netherlands in a one-day international at Titwood in August, while the men played six T20 internationals there in June 2025.
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