New Zealand vs India 2nd ODI venue: Eden Park, Auckland

Eden Park, Auckland, the largest venue in New Zealand, will host the second ODI between New Zealand and India. Primarily a rugby venue, Eden Park hosted the final of the 1987 edition as well as two quarterfinals, both semifinals, and the final of the 2011 edition.

Home to Auckland Cricket Association, Eden Park has also hosted the semi-finals in the 1992 and 2015 cricket World Cups. And in football, it serves as one of New Zealand’s international grounds, and hosted a FIFA World Cup qualifier in 1988.

In all, Eden Park has hosted 50 Tests, 76 ODIs, and 21 T20Is. Memorable moments include Wally Hammond’s 336 not out; New Zealand’s first Test win (against West Indies in 1955-56); Sachin Tendulkar’s 49-ball 82 in his first ever ODI innings as opener; and two titanic World Cup semi-final clashes, remembered for two iconic performances from Inzamam-ul-Haq and Grant Elliott.

Here are some numbers at the ground, for New Zealand and India in ODIs since 2000:

Eden Park	New Zealand	India
ODIs	36	5
Runs/50 overs	251	244
4s/50 overs	20.6	19.9
6s/50 overs	6.0	6.2
50+ scores/match	1.5	9.6
Wickets/50 overs	9.4	9.6

Here are some ODI records at the ground:

Highest ODI total	340/5	New Zealand
Lowest ODI total	73	New Zealand
Highest ODI score	146*	Marcus Stoinis
Best ODI figures	6/28	Mitchell Starc