Nehru Stadium

Nehru Stadium in numbers

Nehru Stadium, in Guwahati, India, has staged 14 one-day internationals in CricArcade's archives. The first was an ODI between India and West Indies in 1983, and the most recent international here was in 2010.

Of the 14 ODIs played at Nehru Stadium, sides batting first have won 7 and chasing sides 7. Decided ODIs have split close to evenly between the side batting first and the side batting second. India have played 10 of those ODIs and won 6, lost 4, a win rate of 60%. The most frequent visitors have been New Zealand (4) and Australia (3). The average first-innings total was 170 in the 1980s (3 ODIs) and 242 in the 2000s (4 ODIs). Its busiest decade was the 1990s, with 6 ODIs, against 4 in the 2000s. Yuvraj Singh has made more ODI runs here than anyone, 181 in 4 innings, and Ravi Shastri has taken the most wickets, 7 in 3 ODIs. The highest total is India's 333 for 6 in 2002; the lowest completed innings India's 135 in 1987; the highest individual score Dinesh Mongia's 159 not out against Zimbabwe in 2002; the best bowling Robin Singh's 5 for 22 in 1997. The widest margin by runs was West Indies' 135-run win over New Zealand in 1994.

ODIs at Nehru Stadium

14 ODIs, 1983 to 2010. The first was India v West Indies on 17 December 1983: West Indies won by 6 wickets (with 14 balls remaining).

First-innings totals by decade

Most recent matches

• India v New Zealand (ODI, 28 November 2010): India won by 40 runs
• India v Australia (ODI, 8 November 2009): Australia won by 6 wickets (with 49 balls remaining)
• Pakistan v India (ODI, 5 November 2007): India won by 5 wickets (with 18 balls remaining)
• Australia v New Zealand (ODI, 9 November 2003): Australia won by 44 runs
• India v Zimbabwe (ODI, 19 March 2002): India won by 101 runs
• New Zealand v India (ODI, 14 November 1999): New Zealand won by 48 runs
• Sri Lanka v India (ODI, 22 December 1997): India won by 7 wickets (with 31 balls remaining)
• Australia v South Africa (ODI, 1 November 1996): South Africa won by 8 wickets (with 30 balls remaining)
• West Indies v New Zealand (ODI, 1 November 1994): West Indies won by 135 runs
• South Africa v Sri Lanka (ODI, 19 November 1993): South Africa won by 78 runs