CRICARCADE
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IndiaODI ground1989 to 1994

Gandhi Stadium

Jalandhar, India

2
Internationals
0
Tests
2
ODIs
1989
First
1994
Latest
0%
Home win %
0 of 1

Gandhi Stadium in numbers

Gandhi Stadium, in Jalandhar, India, has staged 2 one-day internationals in CricArcade's archives. The first was an ODI between Pakistan and West Indies in 1989, and the most recent international here was in 1994.

Of the 2 ODIs played at Gandhi Stadium, sides batting first have won 0 and chasing sides 2. India have played only 1 of them; the most frequent sides are India (1), Pakistan (1) and Sri Lanka (1). Richie Richardson has made more ODI runs here than anyone, 80 in 1 innings, and Venkatapathy Raju has taken the most wickets, 3 in 1 ODI. The highest total is West Indies' 226 for 4 in 1989; the highest individual score Richie Richardson's 80 against Pakistan in 1989; the best bowling Venkatapathy Raju's 3 for 19 in 1994.

ODIs at Gandhi Stadium

2 ODIs, 1989 to 1994. The first was Pakistan v West Indies on 25 October 1989: West Indies won by 6 wickets (with 9 balls remaining).

ODIs by decade, and who won them
  • Won batting first
  • Won batting second
  • Tied / NR
00.300000000000000040.60000000000000010.90000000000000011980s: 1 won batting second of 1180s1990s: 1 won batting second of 1190s
Every ODI at Gandhi Stadium in CricArcade's archive, by decade: won by the side batting first, won by the side batting second, or tied or no result.

First-innings totals by decade

Completed first innings only; Test totals the archive can only bound are left out.
DecadeODIsAverage first-innings total
1980s1223
1990s1213

Most runs

BatterTeamInnsRuns100s
Richie RichardsonWest Indies1800
Aamer MalikPakistan1770
Sachin TendulkarIndia1520
Dulip SamaraweeraSri Lanka1490
Viv RichardsWest Indies1470

Most wickets

BowlerTeamODIsWkts
Venkatapathy RajuIndia13
Curtly AmbroseWest Indies12
Wasim AkramPakistan12
Abdul QadirPakistan12
Muthiah MuralidaranSri Lanka12

ODI records

Highest total
226/4

Most recent matches

  • India v Sri Lanka (ODI, 20 February 1994): Sri Lanka won by 4 wickets (with 1 ball remaining) (revised target)
  • Pakistan v West Indies (ODI, 25 October 1989): West Indies won by 6 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)

Sources