Oddsworth

Melbourne, Australia

Melbourne Cricket Ground

Opened 1853100,024 seatsMelbourne Stars and Melbourne Renegades (BBL)

Melbourne Cricket Ground
Photo: Pattav2 · Public domain
Recent average
216
All-time median
256
Men's one-day matches
41
Batting first wins
39%

What do they score here?

216Average since Oct 2023
256All-time median
342Highest
159Lowest

7 of 37 reached 300.

Bat first or chase?

39%14 of 36 won batting first, all-time
0%0 of 3 won batting first since Oct 2023

What total is safe here?

First inningsDefended
Under 25024%4 of 17
250–29933%4 of 12
300–34986%6 of 7
350+No games

Who has played here?

CompetitionMatchesFirstLastFirst-innings median
ODI38Jan 2003Nov 2024263
Australian One-Day Cup3Feb 2023Feb 2026209

Melbourne Cricket Ground one-day cricket FAQs

What is a good ODI and one-day score at Melbourne Cricket Ground?

A typical first-innings total in men's one-day cricket at Melbourne Cricket Ground is 256, the median of 37 completed first innings in ODIs and the Australian One-Day Cup.

Is it better to bat first or chase in an ODI or one-day match at Melbourne Cricket Ground?

Chasing has the edge at Melbourne Cricket Ground: teams batting first have won 14 of the 36 completed men's one-day matches there.

What total is safe to defend in an ODI or one-day match at Melbourne Cricket Ground?

In men's one-day cricket at Melbourne Cricket Ground, a first innings of 300 to 349 has been defended in 6 of 7 games. For 250 to 299, 4 of 12; under 250, 4 of 17.

What is the highest ODI and one-day total at Melbourne Cricket Ground?

The highest first-innings total in men's one-day cricket at Melbourne Cricket Ground is 342, and the lowest completed one is 159. 7 of 37 completed first innings there have reached 300.

Which one-day competitions are played at Melbourne Cricket Ground?

Melbourne Cricket Ground has hosted 41 men's one-day matches since 2003: 38 ODIs and 3 in the Australian One-Day Cup.

The ground

The first Test match was played here in March 1877 and the first one-day international in January 1971.

Drop-in pitches have been used since 1996, and the 2015 World Cup final drew 93,013 — the ground holds just over 100,000.

Opened
1853
Capacity
100,024
Ends
Members End · Shane Warne Stand End
Floodlights
1985
Square
Drop-in, since 1996
Home to
Melbourne Stars and Melbourne Renegades (BBL)
First Test
March 1877, Australia v England

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