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Eden Gardens Kolkata Ground Stats For ENG vs PAK World Cup Match

image-losclsfrENG vs PAK will be hosted in Eden Gardens, Kolkata.

Kolkata gears up for the ENG vs PAK match on November 11 at 2 pm IST. While England faces elimination after a five-match losing streak, Pakistan seeks victory to stay in the semi-final race. Having previously triumphed over Bangladesh in Kolkata, Pakistan holds a strategic advantage in understanding the pitch dynamics. Conversely, England's struggles, especially against spin, make them vulnerable. 

In this must-win clash, Pakistan's spinners aim to capitalize on England's weakness, intensifying the stakes for both teams in this crucial encounter. 


Eden Gardens Kolkata Ground Stats For ENG vs PAK 

Since its inaugural One-Day International (ODI) in February 1987, Eden Gardens has witnessed 35 men's ODIs, with its historical significance heightened by Pakistan's triumph over India in the first-ever fixture. The ground's dynamics have evolved over time, transitioning from a batsman's paradise to a spin-friendly haven and presently standing as one of India's most balanced pace-oriented venues.

Eden Gardens Ground Details
Highest total India 404/5 vs Sri Lanka
Lowest total63/10 (39.3 Ov) by INDW vs ENGW
Total matches38
Matches won batting first
22
Matches won bowling first 15
Average 1st Inns scores
242
Average 2nd Inns scores198


Noteworthy statistics reveal a compelling narrative. The highest total, an imposing 404/5, was set by India against Sri Lanka, while the lowest total witnessed West Indies stumbling to 123/10 against India. In this cricketing arena, teams batting first have emerged victorious on 19 occasions, underlining the importance of setting a solid target. The average score for the first innings is 241, with the second innings averaging 207.

Interestingly, the toss has played a crucial role, with 13 out of 16 teams successfully chasing down targets. Kolkata's weather, influenced by the Bay of Bengal breeze, introduces an additional variable, contributing to three matches with no results. As Eden Gardens continues to be a pivotal venue in ODI history, its transformation reflects the dynamic nature of cricketing conditions, offering challenges and opportunities for both batsmen and bowlers alike.