EDEN PARK STADIUM, AUCKLAND

EDEN PARK STADIUM (AUCKLAND)

Eden Park is New Zealand's largest sports stadium.  Located in central Auckland, New Zealand's largest city, it is three kilometres southwest of the CBD, on the boundary between the suburbs of Mount Eden and Kingsland.  Eden Park is the site of the 2021 Te Matatini. Seating capacity of this ground is 42000. Home to Auckland cricket since 1910, Eden Park also doubles up as a prominent rugby venue during winter. It became the first venue to host two Rugby World Cup finals in 2011. It may be recalled that New Zealand tasted their first Test success at Eden Park against West Indies in 1955-56. Looking through the other end of the spectrum, it also played host when New Zealand crashed to their lowest total in Test cricket - against England in 1955.

EDEN PARK STADIUM (AUCKLAND) Pitch Report

Eden Park features a drop-in pitch and is generally slowish. Good for batting and is hard on the bowlers. A drop-in pitch is a cricket pitch which is prepared away from the ground or venue in which it is used, and literally "dropped in" to place for a cricket match. This allows multi-purpose venues to host other sports and events with more versatility than a dedicated cricket ground would allow.

EDEN PARK STADIUM (AUCKLAND)Pitch Report

Test Match Pitch Report and Toss Factor:

Only 3 test matches played at this ground out of which 1 match was drawn ,1 match won by the team batting first and 1 by the team batting second.

Here are the last 3 tests matches average scores of all Innings at EDEN PARK grounds:

Test Matches 1st Innings Average Score – 335 runs

Test Matches 2nd Innings Average Score – 278 runs

Test Matches 3rd Innings Average Score – 222 Runs

Test Matches 4th Innings Average Score – 227 runs

OUTCOME OF LAST 10 YEARS

EDEN PARK STADIUM (AUCKLAND)Pitch Report

ODI Match Pitch Report and Toss Factor:

In an ODI matches, the pitch here is very favourable to bat in both the innings. Eden Park witnessed 13 ODI matches as of now where the team batting first won 6 matches and the chasing team won 6 matches with 1 match went with no result. Team whoever won the toss preferred to bowl first. Chasing runs seemed easy at this ground.

Here are the last ODI matches average scores of both Innings at EDEN PARK grounds:

ODI Matches 1st Innings Average Score – 260 runs

ODI Matches 2nd Innings Average Score – 214 runs

OUTCOME OF LAST 10 YEARS

EDEN PARK STADIUM (AUCKLAND)Pitch Report

T20I Match Pitch Report and Toss Factor:

Eden Park's wicket assists the batsman and the fast bowlers like almost every other pitch in New Zealand. The pitch is considered to be batting pitch with ample of runs on the board. Batsman enjoy to bat here as the ball come straight to the bat. The team whoever wins the toss prefers to chase mostly.

As of now 19 matches played at this ground where the team batting first has won 10 matches and the team chasing has won 9 matches.

Here are last T20I matches average scores of both Innings at EDEN PARK grounds:

T20I Matches 1st Innings Average Score – 174 runs

T20I Matches 2nd Innings Average Score – 148 runs

OUTCOME OF LAST 10 YEARS

SUPER SMASH Match Pitch Report and Toss Factor:

The pitch is dry and hard, lots of runs are made in T20 matches. The toss plays an important role on this pitch for T20 matches, the team whoever wins the toss prefers to bowl first. According to the last 44 Smash matches records, the team batting first has won 17 matches and the team bowling first has won 26 matches and 1 match went with a no result.

Here are last Smash matches average scores of both Innings at EDEN PARK grounds:

Smash Matches 1st Innings Average Score – 170 runs

Smash Matches 2nd Innings Average Score – 151 runs

OUTCOME OF LAST 10 YEARS