Oddsworth

Hobart, Australia

Bellerive Oval

Opened 191419,500 seatsHobart Hurricanes (BBL)

Bellerive Oval
Photo: caneshuga · CC BY-SA 4.0
Par
174
Recent average
172
Men's T20s
86
BBL matches
71

What do they score here?

174Par
172Average since Nov 2023
167All-time median
229Highest
117Lowest
+1%First innings against the league average

34 of 81 reached par.

By era

Innings fromInningsMedianMean
Up to 201722166169.5
2018 to Nov 202341167164.9
Since Nov 202318170172.2

Bat first or chase?

52%42 of 81 won batting first, all-time
33%6 of 18 won batting first since Nov 2023

What total is safe here?

First inningsDefended
Under 15019%3 of 16
150–16948%13 of 27
170–18964%18 of 28
190–20967%4 of 6
210+100%4 of 4

Who has played here?

CompetitionMatchesFirstLastFirst-innings median
BBL71Dec 2011Jan 2026167
T20I (Full Members)11Feb 2010Nov 2025165
T20I (other)4Oct 2022Oct 2022152

Bellerive Oval T20 FAQs

What is a good T20 score at Bellerive Oval?

Oddsworth's par score at Bellerive Oval is 174. Since November 2023, first innings in men's T20s here have averaged 172 across 18 innings.

Is it better to bat first or chase at Bellerive Oval?

Chasing has the edge lately. Teams batting first have won 6 of the 18 completed men's T20s since November 2023, and 42 of 81 all-time.

What total is safe to defend at Bellerive Oval?

Teams making 210 or more in the first innings have defended it in 4 of 4 games here. For totals between 190 and 209, 4 of 6; between 170 and 189, 18 of 28; between 150 and 169, 13 of 27; under 150, 3 of 16.

Is Bellerive Oval a high-scoring ground?

About average. First innings here run about 1% above the average for the BBL and T20Is at other grounds.

What is the highest T20 total at Bellerive Oval?

The highest first-innings total in a men's T20 here is 229, and the lowest is 117.

Which competitions are played at Bellerive Oval?

86 men's T20s have been played here since 2010: 71 in the BBL and 15 in T20Is.

The ground

The ground on the Derwent dates from 1914 and was rebuilt in the mid-1980s to take first-class and international cricket, hosting its first Test in December 1989.

Four light towers went up in 2009, and the record Big Bash crowd of 18,149 came in the 2015–16 season, after the Ricky Ponting stand was added.

Opened
1914
Capacity
19,500
Ends
Church Street End · River End
Floodlights
2009
Home to
Hobart Hurricanes (BBL)
First Test
December 1989, Australia v Sri Lanka

KFC BBL|16 here

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