Jubilee Field
In the early 80’s Sarawak played in a small field known as the Jubilee Field (Padang Jubilee). In the then ground, fans were said to be seated around the field on the running turf, hence making security nearly impossible. As the association grew bigger, there was a need to find a proper stadium to house the massive fans.
The Sarawak State Stadium
The team’s current ground is the 26,000-seater Sarawak State Stadium at Petra Jaya, Kuching which was open on 27 August 1983.
The stadium which cost RM22.6 million, went through three steps of construction until it took shape to what it is today.
Fans are able to watch games trough three different seating arrangements namely the VIP seating (main grandstand), shaded terrace and open terrace.
The State Stadium is one of the few stadiums in Malaysia which boast of flood lights powered by 1,000 lux, hence enabling matches to be played here during the night.
Sarawak Stadium
In 1997, Sarawak moved to the newly built Sarawak Stadium after the 1997 Youth World Cup. The stadium which has a capacity of 40,000 boast of state of the art facilities including disabled-friendly facilities.
However, the Crocs experienced a rather dismal performance during their tenure at the new ground, and renovation works had pushed the Crocs back to their magical fortress the State Stadium in 2011.
The Sarawak Stadium however remains the main training ground for the Crocs.