The Texcoco cricket venue is Complejo Municipal de Beisbol de Texcoco, a municipal baseball and softball complex in Texcoco de Mora, Estado de México, Mexico. Its cricket use is verified for scheduled women’s international cricket, including the Mexico Women v Argentina Women first T20I on Saturday 24 October 2026. It should not be described as a purpose-built cricket stadium: the public record confirms the venue identity and scheduled fixture, but does not independently document the cricket surface, boundary layout, pitch dimensions, seating, or a completed score archive.
Key Takeaways
- Complejo Municipal de Beisbol de Texcoco is a municipal baseball/softball venue in Texcoco de Mora that has documented scheduled women’s T20I use.
- The ICC match centre lists Mexico Women v Argentina Women as the first T20I of the 2026 three-match series on 24 October 2026 at 14:00 GMT (08:00 in Texcoco and 19:30 IST); that fixture was still upcoming at the 23 October check.
- No dependable completed-match archive, venue average, boundary measurement or ground-specific par score was exposed, so those figures are not presented as established records.
What is the Texcoco cricket ground?
The actual venue identity is Complejo Municipal de Beisbol de Texcoco—also rendered with the accented spelling Complejo Municipal de Béisbol de Texcoco. The ICC assigns the first T20I there, while Mexico Cricket’s organiser notice advertises the women’s bilateral series on 24 and 25 October. That establishes scheduled cricket use, not a permanent cricket-only facility or complete historical database.
The Gobierno de Texcoco’s Primer Informe de Gobierno 2025 provides the municipal context. It identifies the Complejo Municipal de Béisbol as a municipal sports complex and records baseball and softball activity, including the Escuela Municipal de Béisbol. Those references are useful for identifying the facility, but they are not evidence of cricket pitch construction, cricket boundaries or cricket scoring behaviour. Baseball dimensions must not be transferred to a cricket analysis.
For broader venue context, the CricWin24 cricket grounds guide collects related stadium pages. This entry separates verified facts from what remains to be checked at the venue.
24 October 2026 Mexico Women v Argentina Women first T20I
The ICC lists the match as Argentina Women in Mexico, 3 T20I Series, 2026 – 1st T20I, scheduled for Saturday 24 October 2026 at 14:00 GMT (08:00 in Texcoco and 19:30 IST). At the guide’s 23 October 2026 cutoff, the match was future-facing. The result, toss, selected XI and match conditions therefore cannot be presented as confirmed.
A scheduled fixture confirms the event and venue assignment; it does not create a completed ground record. Use the Mexico Women v Argentina Women first-T20I match prediction for preview context, then reassess once the toss, teams and playing conditions are known.
24–25 October fixtures: local dates and IST
ICC match 275686 and ESPN game 1558572 list the second T20I for Saturday 24 October 2026 at 13:00 local time in Texcoco. That is 19:00 UTC on 24 October and 00:30 IST on Sunday 25 October. See the Mexico Women v Argentina Women second-T20I match prediction.
ICC match 275687 and ESPN game 1558573 list the third T20I for Sunday 25 October 2026 at 08:00 local time in Texcoco. That is 14:00 UTC and 19:30 IST. See the Mexico Women v Argentina Women third-T20I match prediction.
At the stated 23 October 2026, approximately 20:39 IST cutoff, both fixtures were still upcoming and unplayed. No result, standings change, toss, playing XI or post-match form is invented here.
Texcoco ground records: what is verified?
No dependable public archive of completed cricket scorecards at this venue was exposed by the evidence checked on 23 October 2026. The cricket index confirms the venue association but not a usable completed-match sample; the ICC page confirms the upcoming first T20I, not a final result.
Accordingly, this guide does not publish a venue average, highest or lowest score, innings split, chase rate, first-innings average, par score or format record. That is an evidence limitation, not a claim that no cricket has ever been played at the complex. An unavailable archive cannot be converted into a zero-match history or a fabricated statistical baseline.
The relevant verified format is women’s T20I cricket. Baseball, softball and other municipal activities are not substitute cricket records, and national-team head-to-head or city-level totals do not belong here.
Pitch report and match-reading context
There is no independently verified pitch report for Texcoco in the sources checked on 23 October 2026. The surface material, preparation, grass or soil description, cricket square measurements, pitch length and width, boundary shape and boundary distances are unavailable. The guide therefore cannot responsibly label the strip as a pace, spin or batting surface, and it cannot promise a high-scoring, low-scoring, bat-first or chasing bias.
A useful match reading must remain conditional. Before play, observe the selected strip, firmness or wear, early carry, grip for slower bowlers and outfield speed. During the innings, update that view from contact quality, boundary access, cutters and spin rather than a generic “baseball ground” assumption. These are practical T20I observations, not inspection findings from this guide.
Do not import a score from another Mexico venue, convert baseball-field dimensions into cricket boundaries, or infer a guaranteed chase advantage from the match time. The toss can inform strategy only after the surface and conditions are visible. For the wider framework, use the CricWin24 cricket match-prediction hub.
Location and access caution
The verified sources place the venue in Texcoco de Mora, Estado de México, but do not establish an exact street address, gate, coordinates, parking arrangement or visitor entrance. This page therefore gives no turn-by-turn directions. Match-day visitors should follow the latest organiser or official venue instructions rather than an unverified map pin, assumed gate or generic parking advice.
The municipal report confirms the public sports context, but not cricket-specific seating, opening arrangements, visitor facilities or accessibility details. Treat those items as awaiting an official event notice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the actual name of the Texcoco cricket venue?
It is Complejo Municipal de Beisbol de Texcoco, also written Complejo Municipal de Béisbol de Texcoco, in Texcoco de Mora, Estado de México. The ICC uses a slightly truncated rendering, but the venue association is clear.
Is Complejo Municipal de Beisbol de Texcoco a dedicated cricket stadium?
It is documented as a municipal baseball and softball complex. Scheduled women’s T20I use is verified, but a permanent cricket-only designation and cricket-specific facility details are not.
Which cricket match is scheduled at Texcoco on 24 October 2026?
The ICC and ESPN list two fixtures around 24–25 October: the first T20I is on 24 October at 08:00 in Texcoco (14:00 UTC and 19:30 IST), and the second T20I is on 24 October at 13:00 in Texcoco (19:00 UTC and 00:30 IST on 25 October). At the 23 October check, both were unplayed, with no confirmed result, toss or XI.
What time is the Mexico Women v Argentina Women second T20I at Texcoco?
ICC and ESPN list the second T20I for 24 October 2026 at 13:00 local time in Texcoco, 19:00 UTC, which is 00:30 IST on 25 October. It was still upcoming and unplayed at the 23 October check.
What time is the Mexico Women v Argentina Women third T20I at Texcoco?
ICC and ESPN list the third T20I for 25 October 2026 at 08:00 local time in Texcoco, 14:00 UTC and 19:30 IST. It was still upcoming and unplayed at the 23 October check.
Does Texcoco have a verified cricket ground average or par score?
No dependable completed-ground score archive or empirical scoring profile was exposed as of 23 October 2026. This guide therefore withholds averages, par scores, chase rates and highest or lowest-score claims.
What is the Texcoco pitch made of?
Surface material, preparation, grass or soil, pitch measurements and boundary measurements were not independently documented. Baseball descriptions cannot substitute for cricket specifications.
Where exactly are the gates, parking areas and entrance roads?
The checked official and cricket sources confirm Texcoco de Mora but not an exact street address, gates, coordinates or parking plan. Use the latest organiser or venue instructions rather than assumed access details.
Match guide
Texcoco’s reliable pre-match takeaway is its identity and scheduled use, not a statistical ground trend. Treat the 24 October first T20I as women’s cricket at a municipal baseball/softball complex with no independently documented cricket surface or completed score archive. Once the teams, toss and conditions are confirmed, use those observations to refine the preview—without turning uncertainty into a guaranteed scoring or chasing call.