Narendra Modi Stadium Stats and Records: Explore ODI Statistics of ICC World Cup 2023 Venue in Ahmedabad

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Narendra Modi Stadium Stats and Records: The world's largest cricket stadium in Ahmedabad, kicked off the ICC World Cup 2023 with 2019 Final rematch as champions England lost to runners up New Zealand in the show-piece tournament opener on October 5.

Apart from the opener, the largest sports stadium in the world also hosted the much-anticipated India vs Pakistan thriller and will present the World Cup's climax final. In total the venue will host five matches - all day & night encounters - during the show-piece tournament.

The 132,000-capacity venue, renovated in 2021, is no stranger to history and a big occasion - in March 1987, Sunil Gavaskar became the first batter to breach the 10,000-Test run mark at the venue.

Decades later, the stadium has hosted IPL finals and, in 2011, the last time that a World Cup was played in India, the hosts broke Australia's streak of making the final of every ODI World Cup since 1996.

In total, the venue, which was formerly known as Motera, has so far hosted five World Cup matches - 1 in 1996 and 3 in 2011. In 1996, New Zealand beat England by 11 runs.

In 2011, India beat Australia 5 wickets, while New Zealand beat Zimbabwe by 10 wickets, and Australia beat Zimbabwe by 91 runs. These three results came in the World Cup.

Only four ODI matches were hosted at the venue since then, with one in 2014, and three-match series against West Indies most recently in 2022. Later, in 2023 World Cup opener, New Zealand defeated England by 9 wickets, while India beat Pakistan by 7 wickets and Australia beat England by 33 runs.

Heading into the next few matches of World Cup 2023, we take a look at the venue information and the fixtures lined up in the tournament as well as the ODI statistics and record of the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad:

Narendra Modi Stadium Information

Opened: 1982

Renovated: 2021

Seating Capacity: 132000

Previously known as: Motera or Sardar Vallabhai Patel Stadium

Ends: Adani Pavilion End & GMDC End

International Matches Hosted at Narendra Modi Stadium: 15 Tests, 31 ODIs and 7 T20Is

Narendra Modi Stadium ODI Stats and Record

Matches: 31

Home Side (India) Won: 11

Visiting Team Won: 9

Neutral Team Won: 11

Won Batting First: 15

Won Chasing: 16

Highest Total: 365/2 by South Africa vs India in 2010

Lowest Total: 85 All Out by Zimbabwe vs West Indies in 2006

Highest Successful Chase: 325/2 in 47.4 overs by India vs West Indies in 2002

Lowest Total Defended: 196 All Out by West Indies vs India in 1988

Largest Margin Win: 144 runs by India vs Zimbabwe in 2006

Smallest Margin Win: 2 runs by West Indies vs India in 1988

Average 1st Innings Score: 242

Highest Individual Score: Devon Conway (New Zealand) - 152 not out off 121 balls vs England in 2023

Most Runs (All Time): Rohit Sharma (India) - 354 runs in 7 innings

Total ODI Centuries in Ahmedabad: 18 Hundreds

Most Hundreds: Chris Gayle (West Indies) & Rahul Dravid (India) - 2 Hundreds Each

Total ODI Half Centuries in Ahmedabad: 61 Fifties

Most Fifties: Rohit Sharma (India) - 3 Fifties

Total ODI Sixes in Ahmedabad: 198 Sixes

Most Sixes: Rohit Sharma (India) - 11 Sixes

Total ODI Fours in Ahmedabad: 1150 Fours

Most Fours: Chris Gayle (West Indies) - 36 Fours

Highest Partnership: Rachin Ravindra & Devon Conway (New Zealand) - 273* off 211 balls vs England in 2023

Best Bowling Figures: Prasidh Krishna (India) - 4 for 12 in 9 overs vs West Indies in 2022

Most Wickets (All Time): Kapil Dev (India) - 10 wickets in 6 Matches

Most Wickets (Current): Prasidh Krishna (India) - 9 wickets in 3 Matches

Most Catches (Fielder): Suryakumar Yadav (India) - 5 Catches in 3 Matches

Most Dismissals (Wicketkeeper): Josh Inglis (Australia) & Rishabh Pant (India) - 8 Dismissals

Most Catches (Wicketkeeper): Josh Inglis (Australia) & Rishabh Pant (India) - 8 Catches

Most Stumping (Wicketkeeper): Wayne Phillips (Australia) - 2 Stumpings

Narendra Modi 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: 286 All Out by Australia vs England in 2023

Lowest Total: 191 All Out by Pakistan vs India in 2023

Highest Successful Chase: 283/1 in 36.2 overs by New Zealand vs England in 2023

Lowest Total Defended: 286 All Out by Australia vs England in 2023

Narendra Modi Stadium ODI World Cup Record

Matches: 9

Won Batting First: 3

Won Chasing: 6

Highest Total: 286 All Out by Australia vs England in 2023

Lowest Total: 162 All Out by Zimbabwe vs New Zealand in 2011

Narendra Modi Stadium ICC World Cup 2023 Fixtures & Results