T20 World Cup: Ground by ground fixtures for Super 12 round

The T20 World Cup will be held in Australia for the first time, with six grounds to host matches during the Super 12 stage.

Following the completion of the first round fixtures, which were held in Geelong and Adelaide, matches will spread out around the country during the Super 12 round as the big guns of world cricket join the competition.

The Sydney Cricket Ground will host the opening match between Australia and New Zealand, while the Bellerive Oval will host a handful of games in the first week after playing host to Group B in the first round.

The Sydney and Hobart venues will be joined by the Melbourne Cricket Ground - which will host the final - the Gabba, the Adelaide Oval and Perth Stadium for matches during the Super 12 round.

Canberra didn't bid for matches during the tournament.

Here is the full list of grounds, their key information and the matches you can expect to see played at each venue.

Note: Grounds are listed in alphabetical order as per their ICC recognised name. 

Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

Capacity: 53,500

Number of matches to be played: 6

Bellerive Oval, Hobart

Capacity: 20,000

Number of matches to be played: 3

Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne

Capacity: 100,024

Number of matches to be played: 6

Perth Stadium, Perth

Capacity: 60,000

Number of matches to be played: 5

Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney

Capacity: 48,000

Number of matches to be played: 6

The Gabba, Brisbane

Capacity:

Number of matches to be played: 4