浙江工业大学（屏峰校区）板球场

The cricket ground of Zhejiang University of Technology's Pingfeng campus lies at 288 Liuhe Road in Xihu District, Hangzhou, on the western side of the old athletics field at the foot of Pingfeng Mountain in the Ziwuchao Mountain National Forest Park, next to the library, with the old canal road to the south and Shangbu River Road to the north. The 49,400 sqm site carries a 12,689 sqm building of three storeys above ground and a playing field of about 13,500 sqm, roughly the size of two football pitches, with 1,347 seats and a 26.5 by 12.5 metre pitch. It is the only cricket ground in Zhejiang that meets international competition standards and the largest by floor area in China. Zhejiang University of Technology's engineering design group took the folk red lantern as its image and wrapped the hall in a double-layer 'brick curtain' of the campus's signature red brick, held 1.8 m off the inner wall; on the west facade aluminium fins of varying length continue the mountain lines of 'Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains'. The large cantilevered roof truss reaches 18.7 m, following the oval of the field so that the building reads from above as a spreading eagle. Completed in 2020, it staged cricket at the 2023 Asian Games and later the Women's T20 East Asia Cup, and serves as home ground for the Zhejiang and ZJUT cricket teams. A rainwater harvesting system irrigates the planting, and the ground is shared with the campus after the Games. The ground sits beside the campus athletics track and the university's indoor gymnasium, forming a compact sports cluster on the northern edge of the Pingfeng campus.