MA Chidambaram Stadium Stats and Records: Explore ODI Statistics of ICC World Cup 2023 Venue in Chennai

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MA Chidambaram Stadium Stats and Records: The venue in Chennai, which is commonly known as the Chepauk Stadium, is the second oldest cricket stadium in India, having been established in 1916.

The Chepauk is one of the ten hosts during the ICC World Cup 2023. The venue first hosted a high-voltage clash between two former champions - India and Australia on October 8.

After India vs Australia, Chepauk hosted New Zealand vs Bangladesh on October 13 followed by New Zealand vs Afghanistan and Pakistan vs Afghanistan before concluding with their final match between Pakistan and South Africa. All the matches were day-night encounters.

Situated next the Indian Ocean, the MA Chidambaram Stadium, named after the former president of BCCI and Head of TNCA, will provide one of the most humid climates across all venues.

In 1952, India registered their first-ever win in Test cricket when Vijay Hazare's team defeated Donald Carr's England. The first-ever tied Test match was played between India and Australia in 1986 at the 38,200 capacity stadium that sits just two kilometres from Marina Beach.

The venue is home to Tamil Nadu cricket team as well as the Indian Premier League side Chennai Super Kings. The venue has hosted as many as 59 international matches so far and many IPL matches.

In total, the venue, which was formerly known as Madras Cricket Club Ground, has previously hosted seven World Cup matches - 2 in 1987, 1 in 1996 and 4 in 2011.

In 1987, Australia beat India by 1 run in the opener and the eventual champions beat Zimbabwe by 96 runs in the second match. In 1996, Australia beat New Zealand by 6 wickets.

In 2011, New Zealand beat Kenya by 10 wickets, while England beat South Africa and West Indies by 6 runs and 18 runs respectively before India beat West Indies by 80 runs in the final fixture at the venue.

In 2023, India opened their campaign with a 6-wicket win after bundling out Australia for just 199, while New Zealand registered wins over Bangladesh and Afghanistan, who also stunned Pakistan, who also lost to South Africa in a thriller in the last match.

Here is a look at the venue information and the fixtures lined up in the tournament along with results as well as the ODI statistics and record of the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai:

MA Chidambaram Stadium Information

Opened: 1916

Seating Capacity: 50000

Also known as: Chepauk Stadium or Madras Cricket Club Ground

Ends: Anna Pavilion End & V Pattabhiraman Gate End

International Matches Hosted at MA Chidambaram Stadium: 34 Tests, 28 ODIs and 2 T20Is

MA Chidambaram Stadium ODI Stats and Record

Matches: 28

Home Side (India) Won: 8

Visiting Team Won: 6

Neutral Team Won: 13

No Result: 1

Matches Won Batting 1st: 15

Matches Won Batting 2nd: 12

Highest Team Total: 337/7 by ACC Asian XI vs ACA African XI in 2007

Lowest Team Total: 69 All Out by Kenya vs New Zealand in 2011

Highest Successful Chase: 291/2 in 47.5 overs by West Indies vs India in 2019

Lowest Total Defended: 269/6 by India vs New Zealand in 2016

Average 1st Innings Score: 237

Highest Individual Score: Saeed Anwar (Pakistan) - 194 off 146 balls vs India in 1997

Most Runs (All Time): Virat Kohli (India) - 422 runs in 9 innings

Total Hundreds: 16 Hundreds

Most Hundreds: MS Dhoni (India/Asia XI) - 2 Hundreds

Total Fifties: 60 Fifties

Most Fifties: Virat Kohli (India) - 4 Fifties

Total Sixes: 231 Sixes

Most Sixes: MS Dhoni (India) & Kieron Pollard (West Indies) - 12 Sixes Each

Total Fours: 1041 Fours

Most Fours: MS Dhoni (India) & Yuvraj Singh (India) - 30 Fours Each

Highest Partnership: Mahela Jayawardena & MS Dhoni (Asia XI) - 218 vs Africa XI in 2007 | Shimron Hetmyer & Shai Hope (West Indies) - 218 vs India in 2019

Best Bowling Innings: Ravi Rampaul (West Indies) - 5 for 51 vs India in 2011

Most Wickets (All Time): Mohammed Rafique (Bangladesh) - 8 wickets in 3 matches

Most Wickets (Current): Kuldeep Yadav (India) - 7 wickets in 4 matches

Most Catches (Fielder): AB de Villiers (South Africa) & Kieron Pollard (West Indies) - 5 Catches Each

Most Dismissals (Wicketkeeper): MS Dhoni (India) - 11 Dismissals

Most Catches (Wicketkeeper): MS Dhoni (India) - 6 Catches

Most Stumping (Wicketkeeper): MS Dhoni (India) - 5 Stumpings

MA Chidambaram Stadium Last 5 ODIs Record & Stats

Home Side (India) Won: 1

Visiting Team Won: 1

Neutral Team Won: 3

Won Batting First: 1

Won Chasing: 4

Highest Total: 288/6 by New Zealand vs Afghanistan in 2023

Lowest Total: 139 All Out by Afghanistan vs New Zealand in 2023

Highest Successful Chase: 286/2 in 49 overs by Afghanistan vs Pakistan in 2023

Lowest Total Defended: 288/6 by New Zealand vs Afghanistan in 2023

MA Chidambaram Stadium ODI World Cup Record

Matches: 12

Won Batting First: 6

Won Chasing: 6

Highest Total: 289/4 by Australia vs New Zealand in 1996

Lowest Total: 69 All Out by Kenya vs New Zealand in 2011

Highest Successful Chase: 289/4 in 47.5 overs by Australia vs New Zealand in 1996

Lowest Total Defended: 171 All Out by England vs South Africa in 2011

MA Chidambaram Stadium ICC World Cup 2023 Fixtures