After almost four years of indecision, politicking, captain’s calls and confusion, the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games finally has a road map.But Premier David Crisafulli’s announcement at ...

63,000-capacity stadium which is set to be the centrepiece of the Brisbane Games – despite local authorities’ repeated promises not to build a major new venue. But the Gabba could yet stage ...

iconic Gabba stadium in Australia's Brisbane is set to be demolished after the 2032 Olympic Games. Australia will build a 63,000-seat stadium and a plush indoor swimming venue for the 2032 Olympic ...

The iconic Gabba, venue of the first Tied Test in 1960, will be demolished after the 2032 Olympics and cricket will move to a new stadium in Brisbane, which will be built for the quadrennial showpiece ...

The Lions moved to a new training base in Springfield a couple of years ago, while Brisbane’s tenure as a Test venue was considered in peril, with the Gabba no longer preferred as the option to ...

The Gabba's days are numbered with the Queensland government today releasing its plan for the 2032 Olympics. Headlining Queensland premier David Crisafulli's seven-year blueprint is the proposal ...

Australia were unbeaten in Test matches at the Gabba between 1988 and 2021(Getty Images) It would thus close the chapter on one of the most iconic venues in international cricket, particularly in ...

"The Gabba has been a wonderful venue for cricket for many years and has provided fans and players with countless memories - however the challenges the stadium faces are well documented ...

(Image/Josh Woning)Source: News Corp Australia The Queensland Premier said time had run out to upgrade the Gabba, which had been his preferred venue, and that the only choice was to “rewind the ...

England's record at The Gabba is dire with the tourists winless at the Queensland venue since 1986 and losing seven of their last nine games there, including by nine wickets in 2021. Image ...

It will be replaced as the home of cricket in Queensland by a £1.85bn, 63,000-capacity stadium which is set to be the centrepiece of the Brisbane Games – despite local authorities’ repeated promises ...