Saurashtra cricket association stadium

The Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium, also known as the Khandheri Cricket Stadium, is a cricket stadium in Rajkot, Gujarat, India. It is the first solar-powered sports facility in Gujarat. The first international game was played in this stadium in 2013. The home team, India, hosted an ODI against England. It served as the site of India’s first T20I win over Australia by six wickets in the same year. This stadium held its first Test, between India and England, in 2016. Despite a draw being declared at the end of the test. • Full Name: Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium • Location:Rajkot, Gujarat, India • Operator:Saurashtra Cricket Association • Capacity:28,000 • Surface: Have to fill according to stats • Floodlights:Yes • End names:Pavilion End, END • Boundary Length (Dimension): • Also known as: Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium | Saurashtra Cricket Association Ground | Gujarati: સૌરાષ્ટ્ર ક્રિકેટ એસોસિયેશન સ્ટેડિયમ | Khandheri Cricket Stadium | • When the spectator stands were first built, the stadium was used for Ranji Trophy matches. When the spectator stands were finished, the ground could accommodate 28,000 people. The complex will include other sports facilities such as badminton courts, basketball courts, and volleyball grounds. It will also host Saurashtra Cricket Association games together with Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Ground. • The media box at Lords, London, is comparable in design to this one. Between seat columns and the many entrances/exits f...

January 2023 7th T20I India IND 5/228 (20) v Sri Lanka SL 137 (16.4) October 2022 22nd Railways RAI 5/150 (20) v Vidarbha VID 4/153 (18.2) 22nd Assam ASS 5/194 (19.1) v Madhya Pradesh MAD 4/192 (20) 20th Mizoram MIZOR 50 (16) v Uttarakhand UKHND 5/179 (20) 20th Mumbai MUM 107 (20) v Railways RAI 6/111 (19.1) 18th Uttarakhand UKHND 8/155 (20) v Vidarbha VID 6/157 (20) 18th Madhya Pradesh MAD 4/98 (12.1) v Mizoram MIZOR 6/94 (20) 16th Assam ASS 3/118 (16.3) v Mizoram MIZOR 9/115 (20) 16th Rajasthan RAJ 6/143 (20) v Uttarakhand UKHND 6/147 (20) 14th Railways RAI 8/159 (20) v Rajasthan RAJ 6/167 (20) 14th Assam ASS 169 (19.3) v Mumbai MUM 3/230 (20) 12th Madhya Pradesh MAD 7/181 (20) v Mumbai MUM 2/182 (17) 12th Rajasthan RAJ 1/137 (15.3) v Vidarbha VID 9/136 (20) 11th Madhya Pradesh MAD 5/173 (20) v Rajasthan RAJ 135 (19.2) 11th Railways RAI 6/150 (20) v Uttarakhand UKHND 3/154 (19.3) June 2022 17th T20I India IND 6/169 (20) v South Africa SAF 9/87 (16.5) November 2019 7th T20I India IND 2/154 (15.4) v Bangladesh BAN 6/153 (20) January 2018 13th Baroda BAR 5/179 (18.3) v Maharashtra MAH 6/178 (20) 13th Gujarat GUJ 2/137 (18.1) v Saurashtra SAU 133 (19.2) 11th Baroda BAR 2/132 (16.3) v Saurashtra SAU 131 (19.5) 11th Maharashtra MAH 89 (15) v Mumbai MUM 3/92 (9.2) 10th Mumbai MUM 130 (19.3) v Saurashtra SAU 2/133 (17.2) 10th Baroda BAR 7/175 (20) v Gujarat GUJ 139 (18) 8th Gujarat GUJ 7/167 (20) v Mumbai MUM 5/168 (19.2) 8th Maharashtra MAH 7/138 (20) v Saurashtra SAU 9/142 (20...

SCASR Batting Records Competitions ODI T20 IPL Matches Runs 1807 1683 3316 Highest Score Lowest Score Average 602.3 336.6 331.6 Balls Faced Strike Rate 100.6 148.5 144.5 100-149 Runs 0 150-199 Runs 0 200-249 Runs 0 250-299 Runs 0 0 300-349 Runs 0 0 350-399 Runs 0 0 0 400+ Runs 0 0 0 4s 171 160 305 6s 26 65 103 Outtype lbw 3 4 9 bowled 6 8 21 stumped 2 2 7 catch 27 41 60 run out 4 2 10 Hit Wicket 0 0 0 Wicket Taker Left Arm 5 17 33 1- Fast 0 1 0 2- Fast-Medium 0 10 7 3- Medium 0 0 0 4- Slow 5 6 26 1- Bowled 1 2 5 2- Catch 2 13 22 3- Stumped 1 1 3 4- Lbw 1 1 3 Right Arm 33 38 64 1- Fast 7 4 5 2- Fast-Medium 14 19 38 3- Medium 0 3 2 4- Slow 12 12 19 1- Bowled 5 6 16 2- Catch 25 28 38 3- Stumped 1 1 4 4- Lbw 2 3 6 SCASR Bowling Records Competitions ODI T20 IPL Matches Balls 1795 1133 2294 Runs Average 43.0 29.0 31.0 Strike Rate 42.7 19.5 21.4 Maiden 7 1 0 3-4 Wickets 5-7 Wickets 8-9 Wickets 10 Wickets Wickets lbw 3 4 9 bowled 6 8 21 stumped 2 2 7 catch 27 41 60 Batsman Type Right Handed 26 44 74 1- LBW 2 4 7 2- Bowled 5 4 18 3- Stumped 2 0 5 4- Catch 14 33 39 Left Handed 16 15 33 1- LBW 1 0 2 2- Bowled 1 4 3 3- Stumped 0 2 2 4- Catch 13 8 21 Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium Recent Matches Scoreboard Team1 Team1 Score Team2 Team2 Score 228-5 (20.0) 137-10 (16.4) 150-5 (20) 153-4 (18.2) 174-5 (20) 172-9 (20) 107-10 (20) 111-6 (19.1) 192-4 (20) 194-5 (19.1) 183-3 (20) 110-7 (20) 179-5 (20) 50-10 (16) 109-8 (20) 112-7 (16.3) 180-5 (20) 158-10 (19.1) 157-6 (20) 155-8 (20) Sau...

Opened 2009 Capacity 28,000 Known as Khandheri Cricket Stadium Location Rajkot, India Time Zone UTC +05:30 Home to Saurashtra Floodlights Yes Venue Description: A land of 30 acres was sanctioned in 2004 near the Jamnagar highway to build this state-of-the-art cricket stadium. The construction began in 2006 and almost 75 crores was spent. The media box at the venue resembles the one at Lord's and also for the spectators to move freely, there are several aisles between the seats. It also caters as a sporting complex to various other sports like badminton, volleyball and basketball. There are also two grounds for cricket. One is the main ground which started hosting first-class matches in 2009 and is 90 metres. The other, which is right beside, is 70 metres long and is mainly used for district games. The stadium plays hosts for Saurashtra Cricket Association (SCA) along with the Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Ground. The venue holds together more than 60 hospitality boxes, but the SCA are against selling the tickets to corporates and only give them during an international game. How does the pitch play? The Ranji home team players Cheteshwar Pujara and Ravindra Jadeja scored triple hundreds on this ground. That should give a fair indication as to what type of wicket we can expect here - it is of course batsmen-friendly. In the two international matches played at this venue, both were high-scoring encounters. First was an ODI between England and India - the visitors scored 325 and t...