I don’t have real-time access right now, but here’s the latest I can share about Ninja Stadium (Bellerive Oval) based on recent reports.
- Ninja Stadium is the renamed Bellerive Oval in Hobart, Tasmania, following a naming-rights deal with SharkNinja announced in October 2024. The deal runs through at least 2028 with an option for a fifth year. This branding marks the ground as the home of female sports in Tasmania. [Sources from late-2024 reporting on the naming rights deal and branding]
- The rename began ahead of the 2024/25 cricket season, with the venue hosting Hobart Hurricanes and Tasmania fixtures under the Ninja Stadium branding, and it was highlighted as a step to support women’s sport in the state. [Sources from late-2024 reporting on the naming rights and event schedule]
If you’d like, I can pull the latest public updates and verify current events or fixtures at Ninja Stadium and provide citations. Would you like me to look up recent news and upcoming matches at Ninja Stadium specifically?
Sources
As of this summer the famous cricket and footy oval will now be called Ninja Stadium.
7news.com.au23 October 2024 Nick Duigan, Minister for Sport and Events Teams of ninjas will take to Bellerive Oval over summer as Cricket Tasmania confirms its naming partner. Demonstrating Tasmania continues to attract strong investment and the benefits professional sport can bring to our State, Bellerive Oval will now be known as Ninja Stadium after SharkNinja inked a deal with Cricket Tasmania.
www.premier.tas.gov.auCricket Tasmania has confirmed Bellerive Oval will now be known as NINJA Stadium…
pulsetasmania.com.auExplore Ninja Stadium records & match stats in Hobart. Get Test Records, ODI Records & T20I Records, highest scores, best bowling, and historical venue insights.
www.mykhel.comThe Bellerive Oval in Hobart is the only Tasmanian stadium which hosts international cricket matches at the present moment in time.
ocbscores.comNinja Stadium (formerly known as Blundstone Arena), the second home […]
www.kruzey.com.auThe new branding for the 20,000 capacity venue, located in the Hobart suburb of Bellerive, sees the Ninja Stadium name replace that of bootmaker Blundstone - with the venue having been branded as the Blundstone Arena since October 2011 - its first ever commercial name. Announcing the partnership with SharkNinja, which will hold the naming rights of Bellerive Oval through until at least 2028, with an option of a fifth year, Cricket Tasmania Chief Executive, Dominic Baker said the venue would be...
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