The Sunil Gavaskar Field, inaugurated on October 15, will serve as the home ground for the Louisville Cricket Club, which is part of the 42- team MidWest Cricket League, a media release said today.
The club, along with Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, built a cricket pitch at the Hays Kennedy Park.
"I am delighted and privileged at the honor," Gavaskar said in a statement.
"It's a unique honour to have a cricket field named after me, especially in a country where cricket is not a premier sport."
"We are an increasingly global community, and cricket is already part of our city's sporting landscape," he said.
"We hope the investment at Hays Kennedy Park will open the sport to more local participation, and the city to even more global opportunities," he added.
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