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PakistanODI ground1996 to 2000

Jinnah Stadium

Gujranwala, Pakistan

4
Internationals
0
Tests
4
ODIs
1996
First
2000
Latest
75%
Home win %
3 of 4

Jinnah Stadium in numbers

Jinnah Stadium, in Gujranwala, Pakistan, has staged 4 one-day internationals in CricArcade's archives. The first was an ODI between United Arab Emirates and Pakistan in 1996, and the most recent international here was in 2000.

Of the 4 ODIs played at Jinnah Stadium, sides batting first have won 2 and chasing sides 2. Pakistan have played 4 of those ODIs and won 3, lost 1, a win rate of 75%. Mohammad Yousuf has made more ODI runs here than anyone, 123 in 2 innings, and Saqlain Mushtaq has taken the most wickets, 11 in 3 ODIs. The highest total is Sri Lanka's 263 for 6 in 2000; the highest individual score Aamer Sohail's 91 against Zimbabwe in 1998; the best bowling Saqlain Mushtaq's 5 for 44 in 1996.

ODIs at Jinnah Stadium

4 ODIs, 1996 to 2000. The first was United Arab Emirates v Pakistan on 24 February 1996: Pakistan won by 9 wickets (with 90 balls remaining).

ODIs by decade, and who won them
  • Won batting first
  • Won batting second
  • Tied / NR
00.81.62.40000000000000043.21990s: 2 won batting second of 31990s: 1 won batting first of 3390s2000s: 1 won batting first of 1100s
Every ODI at Jinnah 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
1990s3191
2000s1263

Most runs

BatterTeamInnsRuns100s
Mohammad YousufPakistan21230
Aamer SohailPakistan31190
Saeed AnwarPakistan41030
Wasim AkramPakistan2860
Neil JohnsonZimbabwe1740

Most wickets

BowlerTeamODIsWkts
Saqlain MushtaqPakistan311
Mushtaq AhmedPakistan24
Wasim AkramPakistan43
Waqar YounisPakistan23
Shahid AfridiPakistan23

ODI records

Highest total
263/6
Lowest completed total
217
Biggest win by runs
34 runs

Most recent matches

Sources