Canberra, Australia
Manuka Oval
Opened 192915,000 seatsSydney Thunder (BBL), second home
- Recent average
- 86
- All-time median
- 329
- Men's one-day matches
- 9
- Batting first wins
- 88%
What do they score here?
Too few completed first innings here to chart.
Bat first or chase?
What total is safe here?
Who has played here?
| Competition | Matches | First | Last | First-innings median |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ODI | 9 | Feb 2013 | Feb 2024 | 329 |
Manuka Oval one-day cricket FAQs
What is a good ODI and one-day score at Manuka Oval?
A typical first-innings total in men's one-day cricket at Manuka Oval is 329, the median of 8 completed first innings in ODIs.
Is it better to bat first or chase in an ODI or one-day match at Manuka Oval?
Batting first has the edge at Manuka Oval: teams batting first have won 7 of the 8 completed men's one-day matches there.
What total is safe to defend in an ODI or one-day match at Manuka Oval?
In men's one-day cricket at Manuka Oval, a first innings of 350 or more has been defended in 2 of 2 games. For 300 to 349, 4 of 4; 250 to 299, 1 of 1; under 250, 0 of 1.
What is the highest ODI and one-day total at Manuka Oval?
The highest first-innings total in men's one-day cricket at Manuka Oval is 411, and the lowest completed one is 86. 6 of 8 completed first innings there have reached 300.
Which one-day competitions are played at Manuka Oval?
Manuka Oval has hosted 9 men's one-day matches since 2013: 9 ODIs.
The ground
Manuka Oval was enclosed as a sports ground in 1929 and has staged the Prime Minister's XI match since 1951.
Its light towers, first used in January 2013, lean inwards to stay under local height limits; the Thunder began playing regular Big Bash games here in 2018 and the ground held its first Test in February 2019.
- Opened
- 1929
- Capacity
- 15,000
- Ends
- Pool End · Manuka End
- Floodlights
- 2012
- Square
- Turf square
- Home to
- Sydney Thunder (BBL), second home
- First Test
- February 2019, Australia v Sri Lanka