MCA Stadium Stats and Records: The Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune will host it's first-ever World Cup match when hosts India faced Asian rivals Bangladesh in ICC World Cup 2023 on October 19.
Apart from India vs Bangladesh, the MCA International Stadium, one of the ten venues selected to host the matches in the ICC World Cup 2023, will host four more matches. Four matches, including the opener, will be day-night fixtures, while the final match will be a day game.

The other four matches scheduled to take place at the venue saw Afghanistan take on Sri Lanka followed by New Zealand vs South Africa. In the remaining two matches, England face Netherlands, and Bangladesh face Australia.
Nestled in a secluded area on the outskirts of Pune, the stadium hosted its first international game when India took on England in 2012 - it was granted Test status in 2016. Players and fans alike flock to the 42,700-capacity stadium for its ability to conjure huge scores.
While MCA Stadium hosts World Cup matches for the first time, the venue has staged 15 international matches and few IPL matches so far. MCA Stadium has played hosts to seven ODIs with the most recent before the World Cup being a 3-match series between India and England.
Overall, the teams batting first have had more joy than the teams chasing at the MCA Stadium, with the team defending a total winning four of the seven ODIs. But, in the last 3 ODIs, the team chasing has won 2 with five of the six innings seeing totals cross over 300.
In the 2023 World Cup, India defeated Bangladesh in the opener at the venue, where Afghanistan stunned Sri Lanka, while South Africa handed a thumping loss to New Zealand in the most recent match.
Here is a look at the venue information and the fixtures lined up in the tournament as well as the ODI statistics and record of the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) Stadium in Pune:
Opened: 2012
Seating Capacity: 37000
Also known as: Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium
Ends: Pavilion End & Hill End
International Matches Hosted at PCA Stadium: 2 Tests, 12 ODIs and 4 T20Is
Matches: 12
Home Side (India) Won: 5
Visiting Team Won: 3
Neutral Team Won: 4
Won Batting First: 6
Won Chasing: 6
Highest Total: 357/4 by South Africa vs New Zealand in 2023
Lowest Total: 167 All Out by New Zealand vs South Africa in 2023
Highest Successful Chase: 356/7 in 48.1 overs by India vs England in 2017
Lowest Total Defended: 283/9 by West Indies vs India in 2018
Average 1st Innings Score: 304
Highest Individual Score: Mitchell Marsh (Australia) - 177* off 132 balls vs Bangladesh in 2023
Most Runs: Virat Kohli (India) - 551 runs in 8 innings
Total ODI Centuries in Pune: 10 Hundreds
Most Hundreds: Virat Kohli (India) - 3 Hundreds
Total ODI Half Centuries in Pune: 36 Fifties
Most Fifties: Virat Kohli (India) & Shikhar Dhawan (India) - 3 Fifties Each
Total ODI Sixes in Pune: 201 Sixes
Most Sixes: Ben Stokes (England) - 22 Sixes
Total ODI Fours in Pune: 560 Fours
Most Fours: Virat Kohli (India) - 43 Fours
Highest Partnership: Virat Kohli & Kedar Jadhav (India) - 200 vs England in 2017 | Quinton de Kock & Rassie van der Dussen (South Africa) - 200 vs New Zealand in 2023
Best Bowling Figures: Fazalhaq Farooqi (Afghanistan) - 4 for 34 in 10 overs vs Sri Lanka in 2023
Most Wickets: Bhuvenshwar Kumar (India) & Jasprit Bumrah (India) - 10 Wickets Each
| Date | Day | Match | Time (IST) | Result |
| October 19 | Thursday | India vs Bangladesh | 2 PM | IND won by 7 wickets |
| October 30 | Monday | Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka | 2 PM | AFG won by 7 wickets |
| November 1 | Wednesday | New Zealand vs South Africa | 2 PM | SA won by 190 runs |
| November 8 | Wednesday | England vs Netherlands | 2 PM | ENG won by 160 runs |
| November 11 | Saturday | Australia vs Bangladesh | 10:30 AM | AUS won by 8 wickets |