Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium Stats and Records: Explore ODI Statistics of ICC World Cup 2023 Venue in Hyderabad

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Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium Stats and Records: The venue in Hyderabad played hosts to the second match of the ICC World Cup 2023 which saw Pakistan beat Netherlands by 81 runs on October 6.

In total the venue in Hyderabad, which is located in Uppal, Hyderabad hosted three matches, including the Pakistan vs Netherlands match, during the show-piece tournament.

Before the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium was built in 2005, all international cricket in Hyderabad was played at the Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, which also hosted the only previous World Cup match in the city.

The 39,200-capacity venue's popularity has sky-rocketed over 18 years and it lays claim to the rise of the Sunrisers Hyderabad who have established themselves as a strong IPL force for nearly a decade.

The venue has so far hosted only eight One Day Internationals with the most recent being the second match of the ongoing World Cup which saw Pakistan defend a total of 286 after bowling out Netherlands for 205.

Now, 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 Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad:

Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium Information

Opened: 2005

Seating Capacity: 39200

Also known as: Uppal Stadium

Ends: North End & Pavillion End

International Matches Hosted at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: 5 Tests, 10 ODIs and 5 T20Is

Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium ODI Stats and Record

Matches: 10

Home Side (India) Won: 4

Visiting Team Won: 3

Neutral Team Won: 3

Won Batting First: 6

Won Chasing: 4

Highest Total: 350/4 by Australia vs India in 2009

Lowest Total: 174 All Out by England vs India in 2011

Highest Succesful Chase: 345/4 in 48.2 overs by Pakistan vs Sri Lanka in 2023

Lowest Total Defended: 290/7 by Australia vs India in 2007

Largest Margin Win: 126 runs by India vs England in 2011

Smallest Margin Win: 3 runs by Australia vs India in 2009

Average 1st Innings Score: 291

Highest Individual Score: Shubman Gill (India) - 208 off 149 balls vs New Zealand in 2023

Most Runs: Yuvraj Singh (India) - 233 runs in 3 innings

Total ODI Centuries in Hyderabad: 11 Hundreds

Most Hundreds: Yuvraj Singh (India) - 2 Hundreds

Total ODI Half Centuries in Hyderabad: 22 Fifties

Most Fifties: Suresh Raina (India) & MS Dhoni (India) - 2 Fifties Each

Total ODI Sixes in Hyderabad: 111

Most Sixes: Michael Bracewell (New Zealand) - 10 Sixes

Total ODI Fours in Hyderabad: 520

Most Fours: Sachin Tendulkar (India) - 25 Fours

Highest Partnership: Michael Bracewell & Mitchell Santner (New Zealand) - 162 vs India in 2023

Best Bowling Figures: Mohammed Siraj (India) - 4 for 46 in 10 overs vs New Zealand in 2023

Most Wickets: Hasan Ali (Pakistan) & Umesh Yadav (India) - 6 wickets each in 2 Matches

Most Catches (Fielder): Virat Kohli (India) & Rahul Dravid - 3 Catches Each

Most Dismissals (Wicketkeeper): Scott Edwards (Netherlands) & MS Dhoni (India) - 5 Dismissals

Most Catches (Wicketkeeper): Scott Edwards (Netherlands) & MS Dhoni (India) - 3 Catches

Most Stumping (Wicketkeeper): Scott Edwards (Netherlands) & MS Dhoni (India) - 2 Stumpings

Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium Last 5 ODIs Record & Stats

Home Side (India) Won: 2

Visiting Team Won: 0

Neutral Team Won: 3

Won Batting First: 2

Won Chasing: 3

Highest Total: 349/8 by India vs New Zealand in 2023

Lowest Total: 205 All Out by Netherlands vs Pakistan in 2023

Highest Successful Chase: 345/4 in 48.2 overs by Pakistan vs Sri Lanka in 2023

Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium ICC World Cup 2023 Fixtures