Edgbaston,Birmingham Venue Stats
Edgbaston is a cricket ground located in the city of Birmingham. It is home to the Warwickshire County Cricket Club and has hosted 61 ODIs till date.
The first ODI at Birmingham was played between England and Australia on the 28th of August, 1972 – it was the 4th ODI match ever in history.
The venue has hosted two ODIs in the 2019 World Cup – between New Zealand and South Africa and New Zealand and Pakistan
India clash with England at Edgbaston on Sunday, 30th of June.
There have been just six 300-plus scores at Edgbaston with England’s 408 for 9 against New Zealand in 2015 the highest team total at the venue – it is also the only 400-plus score at the ground. England won by 210 runs – it remains the largest margin of victory at Edgbaston.
Australia were bowled out for 70 against England in Birmingham in 1977 – the lowest total at the venue.
Andrew Strauss has aggregated 343 runs in 6 innings at an average of 68.6 at Birmingham – no one has scored more runs than him at the ground in ODI cricket.
New Zealand’s Kane Williamson has an excellent record at Birmingham – 310 runs in 5 innings at an average of 103.33 including two hundreds.
Glenn Turner’s unbeaten 171 against East Africa in the 1975 World Cup remains the highest individual score at Edgbaston.
There have been two double hundred partnerships in Birmingham – Jason Roy and Alex Hales put together an unbeaten 256- run stand against Sri Lanka in 2016 – the highest partnership at the venue. Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott had put together 250 against Bangladesh in 2010.
Darren Gough picked 21 wickets at 22.66 apiece at Edgbaston – no one has picked more wickets in ODI cricket at the venue.
There have been 8 five-plus wicket hauls in Birmingham with Josh Hazlewood’s 6-52 in 9 overs against New Zealand in the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy the best bowling figures at the ground.
Venue stats
Avg 1st Innings score: 227
Avg 2nd Innings score: 181
Highest Total: 408/9 (50 Ov) by ENG vs NZ
Lowest Total: 70/10 (25.2 Ov) by AUS vs ENG
Highest Chased: 280/4 (53.3 Ov) by AUS vs ENG
Lowest Defended: 129/7 (20 Ov) by IND vs ENG
Head-to-head record
Total: 99
England: 41
India: 53
Tied: 2
N/R: 3
Head-to-Head at World Cup
Total: 7
England: 3
India: 3
Tied: 1
England play their 8th match having
1 defeated South Africa by 104 Runs @ The Oval on May 30 - Match 01
2 lost to Pakistan by 14 Runs @ Nottingham on June 03 - Match 06
3 defeated Bangladesh by 106 Runs @ Cardiff on June08 - Match 12
4 defeated West Indies by 8 wickets @ Southampton on June 14 - Match 19
5 defeated Afghanistan by 150 Runs @ Old Trafford,Manchester on June 18 - Match 24
6 lost to Sri Lanka by 20 Runs @ Leeds on June 21 - Match 27
7 lost to Australia by 64 Runs @ Lord's on June 25 - Match 32
India play their 7th match having
England beat India by 31 Runs,end India's unbeaten run
South Africa Match 08 on June 05 - India won by 6 wickets
Australia Match 14 on June 09 - India won by 36 Runs
New Zealand Match Abandoned due to rain -Match 18 on June 13
Pakistan Match 22 on June 16 - India won by 89 Runs under D/L
Afghanistan Match 28 on June 22 - India won by 11 Runs
West Indies Match 34 on June 27 - India won by 125 Runs
England Match 38 on June 30 - India lost by 31 Runs
Scorecard
England 337/7 in 50 Overs
India 306/5 in 50 Overs
Match Result - England won by 31 Runs
MOM - Jonny Bairstow (England)for his 111(109 Balls 4x10 and 6x6)
England continued to remain alive in the ICC World Cup 2019 after defeating India by 31 runs in match 38 of the tournament at Edgbaston, Birmingham.
England skipper Eoin Morgan won the toss and opted to bat. The hosts were able to post a sizeable total of 337 runs for the loss of seven wickets in 50 overs, following a 109-ball 101 by opener Jonny Bairstow, with all-rounder Ben Stokes scoring an aggressive 79 off 54 deliveries as well.
Pacer Mohammed Shami was the pick of the bowlers in the Indian bowling attack, recording his maiden five-wicket haul in the ICC World Cup 2019.
In reply, India seemed set to chase down the total at one stage following an excellent 138-run partnership between Virat Kohli (66) and opener Rohit Sharma, with the latter scoring his 25th ODI ton.
However, India managed only a total of 306/5 in 50 overs.
Match Highlights
India's score of 29/1 at the end of the first powerplay was the lowest powerplay score in the ICC World Cup 2019.
Virat Kohli is now the first captain to score five consecutive half-centuries in CWC
138-run partnership between Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli was the highest partnership registered by an Indian duo in the 2019 CWC
England registered their first win against India in an ICC World Cup game since 1992
Shami scripts a host of World Cup records
Mohammed Shami (5/69) now has 30 career World Cup scalps.
He surpassed former Indian legend Kapil Dev in terms of career World Cup scalps (28).
Shami became the sixth Indian bowler to register a five-wicket haul in the World Cup.
He also became the second bowler ever after Shahid Afridi to claim three successive four-wicket hauls in a World Cup edition.
Shami is now the second highest wicket-taker in ODIs this year (32) and trails Trent Boult (34).
This was Shami's first five-wicket haul in ODIs.
The right-arm pacer now has 13 wickets in three games in World Cup 2019.
He is also India's highest wicket-taker in the tourney.
Shami also raced to 126 career ODI scalps.
3 – Number of centuries for Rohit Sharma in this tournament; the 5th player with as many as three tons in a single World Cup edition. Mark Waugh in 1996, Sourav Ganguly in 2003, Matthew Hayden in 2007 and Kumar Sangakkara (4) in 2015 were the other four players. Only Rohit, Hayden and Sangakkara had three tons against full member countries in an edition.
3 – Rohit now has three centuries while chasing in ICC ODI tournaments (CWC and CT); the 4th such player and the first from India. Kumar Sangakkara, Joe Root and Shakib Al Hasan are the other three players with three centuries during chases in ICC ODI tournaments.
4 – Rohit now has four centuries while chasing a target of 300+ in ODI cricket; the joint 3rd most by any player. Virat Kohli leads the list with nine such hundreds while Jason Roy has five. Kumar Sangakkara and Joe Root also have four tons apiece while chasing 300+ in ODIs.
5 – Number of ODI centuries for Rohit in England; the most by a visiting batsman. Viv Richards, Shikhar Dhawan and Kane Williamson all have four ODI tons apiece in England.
12 – This was Rohit’s 12th century while chasing in ODI cricket. Only Virat Kohli (25), Sachin Tendulkar (17) and Chris Gayle (12) have scored as many centuries as Rohit in ODI chases.
102 – Rohit’s 102-run knock is the highest individual score in an unsuccessful World Cup chase for India. Ajay Jadeja scored an unbeaten 100 against Australia in the 1999 CWC game. These two are the only centuries by Indians in unsuccessful CWC chases.
206 – Innings Rohit needed for scoring his 25th century in ODI format; the 3rd fewest by any player. Only Hashim Amla (151) and Virat Kohli (162) had their 25th ODI ton earlier than Rohit.
343 – Rohit is now the leading run-getter in ODIs at the Edgbaston in Birmingham as he scored 343 runs in only five innings with two tons and a fifty. He is currently tied with Andrew Strauss who also scored 343 runs but from six ODI innings.
Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow surpass 2,000 ODI partnership runs
Roy, who returned from injury, struck a 57-ball 66.
This was his second half-century in the ongoing World Cup.
It was also his fourth ODI fifty in 2019.
Roy slammed his 16th career ODI fifty.
The two openers added 160 runs for the first wicket in just 132 deliveries.
This was their ninth career century-plus stand.
They also surpassed 2,000 ODI partnership runs.
This was the England opener's eighth career ODI hundred.
Bairstow also registered his second ODI hundred in 2019.
He went past the 600-run mark in ODIs this year (668) and is England's third highest run-scorer after Eoin Morgan (695) and Jason Roy (683).
England play their 8th match having
1 defeated South Africa by 104 Runs @ The Oval on May 30 - Match 01
2 lost to Pakistan by 14 Runs @ Nottingham on June 03 - Match 06
3 defeated Bangladesh by 106 Runs @ Cardiff on June08 - Match 12
4 defeated West Indies by 8 wickets @ Southampton on June 14 - Match 19
5 defeated Afghanistan by 150 Runs @ Old Trafford,Manchester on June 18 - Match 24
6 lost to Sri Lanka by 20 Runs @ Leeds on June 21 - Match 27
7 lost to Australia by 64 Runs @ Lord's on June 25 - Match 32
India play their 7th match having
- defeated South Africa by 6 wickets @ The Rose Bowl Southampton on June 05 - Match 08
- defeated Australia by 36 Runs @The Oval on June 09 - Match 14
- Vs New Zealand @ Trent Bridge Nottingham abandoned due to rain on June 13-Match 18
- defeated Pakistan by 89 Runs under D/L@Old Trafford Manchester on June 16 - Match 22
- defeated Afghanistan by 11 Runs @ The Rose Bowl Southampton on June 22 - Match 28
- defeated West Indies by 125 Runs@Old Trafford,Manchester on June 27 - Match 34
England beat India by 31 Runs,end India's unbeaten run
South Africa Match 08 on June 05 - India won by 6 wickets
Australia Match 14 on June 09 - India won by 36 Runs
New Zealand Match Abandoned due to rain -Match 18 on June 13
Pakistan Match 22 on June 16 - India won by 89 Runs under D/L
Afghanistan Match 28 on June 22 - India won by 11 Runs
West Indies Match 34 on June 27 - India won by 125 Runs
England Match 38 on June 30 - India lost by 31 Runs
Scorecard
England 337/7 in 50 Overs
India 306/5 in 50 Overs
Match Result - England won by 31 Runs
MOM - Jonny Bairstow (England)for his 111(109 Balls 4x10 and 6x6)
England continued to remain alive in the ICC World Cup 2019 after defeating India by 31 runs in match 38 of the tournament at Edgbaston, Birmingham.
England skipper Eoin Morgan won the toss and opted to bat. The hosts were able to post a sizeable total of 337 runs for the loss of seven wickets in 50 overs, following a 109-ball 101 by opener Jonny Bairstow, with all-rounder Ben Stokes scoring an aggressive 79 off 54 deliveries as well.
Pacer Mohammed Shami was the pick of the bowlers in the Indian bowling attack, recording his maiden five-wicket haul in the ICC World Cup 2019.
In reply, India seemed set to chase down the total at one stage following an excellent 138-run partnership between Virat Kohli (66) and opener Rohit Sharma, with the latter scoring his 25th ODI ton.
However, India managed only a total of 306/5 in 50 overs.
Match Highlights
India's score of 29/1 at the end of the first powerplay was the lowest powerplay score in the ICC World Cup 2019.
Virat Kohli is now the first captain to score five consecutive half-centuries in CWC
138-run partnership between Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli was the highest partnership registered by an Indian duo in the 2019 CWC
England registered their first win against India in an ICC World Cup game since 1992
Mohammed Shami (5/69) now has 30 career World Cup scalps.
He surpassed former Indian legend Kapil Dev in terms of career World Cup scalps (28).
Shami became the sixth Indian bowler to register a five-wicket haul in the World Cup.
He also became the second bowler ever after Shahid Afridi to claim three successive four-wicket hauls in a World Cup edition.
Shami is now the second highest wicket-taker in ODIs this year (32) and trails Trent Boult (34).
This was Shami's first five-wicket haul in ODIs.
The right-arm pacer now has 13 wickets in three games in World Cup 2019.
He is also India's highest wicket-taker in the tourney.
Shami also raced to 126 career ODI scalps.
3 – Number of centuries for Rohit Sharma in this tournament; the 5th player with as many as three tons in a single World Cup edition. Mark Waugh in 1996, Sourav Ganguly in 2003, Matthew Hayden in 2007 and Kumar Sangakkara (4) in 2015 were the other four players. Only Rohit, Hayden and Sangakkara had three tons against full member countries in an edition.
3 – Rohit now has three centuries while chasing in ICC ODI tournaments (CWC and CT); the 4th such player and the first from India. Kumar Sangakkara, Joe Root and Shakib Al Hasan are the other three players with three centuries during chases in ICC ODI tournaments.
4 – Rohit now has four centuries while chasing a target of 300+ in ODI cricket; the joint 3rd most by any player. Virat Kohli leads the list with nine such hundreds while Jason Roy has five. Kumar Sangakkara and Joe Root also have four tons apiece while chasing 300+ in ODIs.
5 – Number of ODI centuries for Rohit in England; the most by a visiting batsman. Viv Richards, Shikhar Dhawan and Kane Williamson all have four ODI tons apiece in England.
12 – This was Rohit’s 12th century while chasing in ODI cricket. Only Virat Kohli (25), Sachin Tendulkar (17) and Chris Gayle (12) have scored as many centuries as Rohit in ODI chases.
102 – Rohit’s 102-run knock is the highest individual score in an unsuccessful World Cup chase for India. Ajay Jadeja scored an unbeaten 100 against Australia in the 1999 CWC game. These two are the only centuries by Indians in unsuccessful CWC chases.
206 – Innings Rohit needed for scoring his 25th century in ODI format; the 3rd fewest by any player. Only Hashim Amla (151) and Virat Kohli (162) had their 25th ODI ton earlier than Rohit.
343 – Rohit is now the leading run-getter in ODIs at the Edgbaston in Birmingham as he scored 343 runs in only five innings with two tons and a fifty. He is currently tied with Andrew Strauss who also scored 343 runs but from six ODI innings.
Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow surpass 2,000 ODI partnership runs
Roy, who returned from injury, struck a 57-ball 66.
This was his second half-century in the ongoing World Cup.
It was also his fourth ODI fifty in 2019.
Roy slammed his 16th career ODI fifty.
The two openers added 160 runs for the first wicket in just 132 deliveries.
This was their ninth career century-plus stand.
They also surpassed 2,000 ODI partnership runs.
MOM Bairstow slammed his maiden World Cup century.
His 111-run knock was studded with 10 fours and six sixes. This was the England opener's eighth career ODI hundred.
Bairstow also registered his second ODI hundred in 2019.
He went past the 600-run mark in ODIs this year (668) and is England's third highest run-scorer after Eoin Morgan (695) and Jason Roy (683).
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