The Mound Stand at Lord's Cricket Ground in London is one of the most significant structures in the world of cricket. Built-in 1987, the stand has a capacity of 6,500, making it one of the largest at the venue.
The Mound Stand is located behind the bowler's arm and offers a great view of the entire ground. It is known for its iconic design, with two semi-circular tiers and a massive cantilever roof that provides protection from the sun and rain.
The stand has witnessed some of the most iconic moments in cricket history, including the famous Ashes test of 2009, where England won by 115 runs against Australia.
The Mound Stand also includes facilities such as restaurants, bars, and function rooms, making it a popular destination for corporate events and private parties.
Overall, the Mound Stand at Lord's Cricket Ground is a symbol of cricket culture and tradition that has entertained millions of fans and players for decades.
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