The Grange Cricket Club in Edinburgh was the first Scottish ground to host official ODIs when Scotland played two matches there during the 1999 World Cup. It has since hosted two ODIs between Pakistan and Scotland in 2006 and 2007.

Scotland played their first match at the venue in 1868, against Birkenhead Park. It was the venue for Scotland's win against Australia in 1882, the only win for Scotland over a Test playing nation until September 2004, when they beat Bangladesh.

By that time, the ground had become Scotland's regular home for matches in the English National League and the Friends Provident Trophy and it is set to host three of Scotland's four home matches in the 2008 edition of the latter tournament.

The ground hosted its first first-class match in 1905 when Scotland played Australia. It has not hosted first-class cricket since a match against Australia A in 1998, with Mannofield Park in Aberdeen being the preferred venue for Intercontinental Cup matches.

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Canbusdoon New Ground in Ayr has only recently begun to host Scottish international matches, beginning with a match against Wales in the Triple Crown Tournament in 1998. It hosted its first first-class match in 2000 when Scotland played Ireland. The only other first-class match on the ground was an Intercontinental Cup match against the UAE in 2007.

The ground is one of four in Scotland to be approved to host official ODIs, and it hosted its first such games in 2006 as part of the European Championships, with Scotland, Ireland and the Netherlands all playing each other. It had previously hosted matches in the 2000 European Championship.

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One of four grounds in Scotland to be approved to host official ODIs, Titwood in Glasgow hosted its first international in 1963 when Scotland played the MCC in a first-class match, though touring sides had played here before, with Australia playing Glasgow and District in 1880 and the West of Scotland in 1909.

The ground was a regular venue for Scotland's Benson and Hedges Cup matches in the 1980s and 1990s, and is set to host a Friends Provident Trophy match against Derbyshire in 2008. It hosted its first ODIs in 2007, the first a completely washed out match between India and Pakistan, the second a seven wicket win for India against Scotland.

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Mannofield Park is one of four grounds in Scotland approved to host official ODIs, though it has not yet been used for such games.

After rarely being used for first-class cricket in the 20th century, hosting just two such matches, in 1930 against Ireland and 1957 against the MCC, the ground becamed Scotland's regular home ground for Intercontinental Cup matches in 2004, and has hosted all but one of Scotland's home Intercontinental Cup matches since then.

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