After security issues BCCI decided to organise the second addition of IPL in South Africa this year. Here are the profile of all the eight grounds to be used for IPL 2009.

1. IPL 2009 GROUND PROFILE

2. Newlands, Cape Town South Africa

4. Newlands Cape Town, South Africa Also or formerly known as Sahara Park; Newlands; Western Province Cricket Club; Newlands 'A' Capacity 25,000 Home team(s) Western Province

5. St George's Park, Port Elizabeth South Africa

7. St George's Park Port Elizabeth, South Africa Also or formerly known as Sahara Oval; Crusaders Ground, St George's Park Capacity 19000 Home team(s) Eastern Province

8. Kingsmead, Durban South Africa

10. Kingsmead Durban, South Africa Also or formerly known as Sahara Stadium; Kingsmead Capacity 25000 Home team(s) KwaZulu-Natal, Natal

11. SuperSport Park, Centurion South Africa

13. SuperSport Park Centurion, South Africa Also or formerly known as SuperSport Centurion; Centurion Park Capacity 20,000 Home team(s) Northern Transvaal, Northerns

14. Buffalo Park, East London South Africa

16. Buffalo Park East London, South Africa Capacity 15000 Home team(s) Border

17. New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg South Africa

19. New Wanderers Johannesburg, South Africa Capacity 30,000 Home team(s) Transvaal

20. De Beers Diamond Oval, Kimberley South Africa

22. De Beers Diamond Oval Kimberley, South Africa Also or formerly known as De Beers Country Club; Kimberley Country Club Home team(s) Griqualand West

23. OUTsurance Oval, Bloemfontein South Africa

25. OUTsurance Oval Bloemfontein, South Africa Also or formerly known as Goodyear Park, Springbok Park Capacity 20000 Home team(s) Free State, Orange Free State