How well do you know these iconic cricket grounds?

Pictured above is the JP Morgan Media Centre at Lord's, London. Where in India would you find it's replica?

Identify the stand pictured above.

At which ground will you find this famous tunnel?

Pictured above is a the unique 'Ring of Fire' floodlights system at a cricket ground. Name the venue.

A vintage illustration featuring action during the Home Nations rugby union matches between England and Scotland in February 1872. Identify the venue.

The Jack Fingleton Scoreboard at the Manuka Oval, Canberra. At which ground was this scoreboard installed earlier?

The above clocktower can be found at a fort built in 1588 by the Portuguese which was then extensively fortified by the Dutch during the 17th century, from 1649 onwards. It has undergone extensive reconstruction work by the Archaeological Department of Sri Lanka. At which cricket ground will you find this in the background?

Nestled behind and at the foot of the Table Mountain, this venue is known to be one of the most picturesque ones to watch cricket. Identify the ground.

This iconic ground has also been a host to rugby union, other than cricket. One of the oldest cricketing venues, it was a host to New Zealand's first ever Test win in March 1956 against the West Indies, a year after they had been bundled out for 26 against England - the lowest ever Test score. Name the venue.

Which of these is not one of the stands named at the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai?