Oddsworth

Adelaide, Australia

Adelaide Oval

Opened 187353,500 seatsAdelaide Strikers (BBL)

Adelaide Oval
Photo: Rajiv Bhuttan · CC BY 2.0
Recent average
249
All-time median
244
Men's one-day matches
43
Batting first wins
40%

What do they score here?

249Average since Oct 2023
244All-time median
369Highest
110Lowest

3 of 43 reached 300.

Bat first or chase?

40%17 of 42 won batting first, all-time
33%2 of 6 won batting first since Oct 2023

What total is safe here?

First inningsDefended
Under 25024%5 of 21
250–29956%10 of 18
300–34950%1 of 2
350+100%1 of 1

Who has played here?

CompetitionMatchesFirstLastFirst-innings median
ODI33Jan 2003Oct 2025238
Australian One-Day Cup10Mar 2021Oct 2025260

Adelaide Oval one-day cricket FAQs

What is a good ODI and one-day score at Adelaide Oval?

A typical first-innings total in men's one-day cricket at Adelaide Oval is 244, the median of 43 completed first innings in ODIs and the Australian One-Day Cup. Since October 2023 the average is 249, across 6 innings.

Is it better to bat first or chase in an ODI or one-day match at Adelaide Oval?

Chasing has the edge at Adelaide Oval lately: teams batting first have won 2 of the 6 completed men's one-day matches there since October 2023, and 17 of 42 all-time.

What total is safe to defend in an ODI or one-day match at Adelaide Oval?

In men's one-day cricket at Adelaide Oval, a first innings of 350 or more has been defended in 1 of 1 game. For 300 to 349, 1 of 2; 250 to 299, 10 of 18; under 250, 5 of 21.

What is the highest ODI and one-day total at Adelaide Oval?

The highest first-innings total in men's one-day cricket at Adelaide Oval is 369, and the lowest completed one is 110. 3 of 43 completed first innings there have reached 300.

Which one-day competitions are played at Adelaide Oval?

Adelaide Oval has hosted 43 men's one-day matches since 2003: 33 ODIs and 10 in the Australian One-Day Cup.

The ground

Cricket has been played on the oval since December 1873 and Tests since December 1884, and the hand-operated scoreboard of 1911 still works.

The playing area is long and narrow at 190 m by 125 m, and the first day-night Test was played here in November 2015.

Opened
1873
Capacity
53,500
Ends
River End · Cathedral End
Floodlights
1997
Square
Drop-in, since 2013
Home to
Adelaide Strikers (BBL)
First Test
December 1884, Australia v England

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