T20 World Cup 2022: Visit the seven venues

World Cup is currently underway in Australia. 8 teams are fighting it out currently for the four open spots in the Super 12 stage. Over the course of 45 matches the winner of the eighth edition of the T20 World Cup will be decided. The Super 12 phase of the competition begins from October 22 with the hosts Australia taking on their Trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand in what will be a repeat of the 2021 T20 World Cup final. Seven venues across seven Australian cities -- Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane, Geelong, Hobart and Perth --are hosting matches and welcoming fans from across the globe for close to a month this time. TimesofIndia.com here takes a look at all the venues that are hosting the T20 World Cup in Australia this time: Melbourne Cricket Ground

The iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground, located in the sporting capital of Australia boasts a rich history and heritage and is hands down one of the best sporting arenas around the globe. Built in 1853, the MSG has hosted some of the best events that Australia has ever seen and began hosting Test Cricket in 1877 and one-day international cricket in 1971. With a capacity of 1,00,024, the MCG will be the star attraction amongst all the World Cup venues, as it will be hosting some of the biggest matches in this year's tournament. The Australia vs New Zealand Super 12 opener, the India vs Pakistan Super 12 encounter and the Final on November 13 are some of the high-profile matches that will be played at the iconic MCG. Adelaide Oval

Located in the city of churches, the Adelaide Oval just like the iconic MSG has a lot of history and heritage linked with it. Some of the greatest record-breaking matches have been played at this venue and the venue was also the first ever to