Toronto Cricket

Toronto Cricket in numbers

Toronto Cricket, in Toronto, Canada, has staged 30 one-day internationals in CricArcade's archives. The first was an ODI between Pakistan and India in 1996, and the most recent international here was in 2011.

Of the 30 ODIs played at Toronto Cricket, sides batting first have won 17 and chasing sides 12; 1 produced no result. That is 59% of decided ODIs to the side batting first, a ground where setting the pace has paid. Canada have played 8 of those ODIs and won 1, lost 7, a win rate of 13%. The most frequent visitors have been India (19) and Pakistan (19). The average first-innings total was 211 in the 1990s (22 ODIs) and 217 in the 2010s (3 ODIs). Its busiest decade was the 1990s, with 22 ODIs, against 5 in the 2000s. Saeed Anwar has made more ODI runs here than anyone, 619 in 17 innings, and Saqlain Mushtaq has taken the most wickets, 31 in 16 ODIs. The highest total is Ireland's 325 for 8 in 2010; the lowest completed innings Canada's 94 in 2006; the highest individual score Paul Stirling's 177 against Canada in 2010; the best bowling Sourav Ganguly's 5 for 16 in 1997. The widest margin by runs was Pakistan's 134-run win over India in 1998.

ODIs at Toronto Cricket

30 ODIs, 1996 to 2011. The first was Pakistan v India on 16 September 1996: India won by 8 wickets (with 19 balls remaining).

First-innings totals by decade

Most recent matches

• Afghanistan v Canada (ODI, 9 August 2011): Afghanistan won by 17 runs
• Ireland v Canada (ODI, 7 September 2010): Ireland won by 92 runs
• Ireland v Canada (ODI, 6 September 2010): Canada won by 4 runs (D/L method)
• Netherlands v Canada (ODI, 3 July 2007): Netherlands won by 117 runs
• Bermuda v Canada (ODI, 21 August 2006): Bermuda won by 11 runs
• Canada v Bermuda (ODI, 19 August 2006): Bermuda won by 6 wickets (with 60 balls remaining)
• Canada v Kenya (ODI, 6 August 2006): Kenya won by 5 wickets (with 106 balls remaining)
• Kenya v Canada (ODI, 5 August 2006): Kenya won by 108 runs
• West Indies v Pakistan (ODI, 19 September 1999): Pakistan won by 7 wickets (with 62 balls remaining)
• Pakistan v West Indies (ODI, 18 September 1999): Pakistan won by 42 runs