After an exciting match in Chennai, the India series against England 2025 T20I moves to the Naranja Shah stadium in Rajkot. The stadium was recently renamed Saurashtra Cricsket Association to the Nanijaan Shah Stadium.
Although the name of the place has changed, the tone remained the same as it was. Rajkot has always offered excellent T20I crickets, which equally supports the dough and bowlers.
Before the upcoming game, Rajkot hosted five T20I matches. Here’s a view of the history of the terrain and t20i records.
Stadium niranijaan shah, Rajkot t20i records
India is part of all five matches of t20i played in Rajkot. Men in blue have an impressive 4-1 loss record on this ground. Their only defeat took place in the match against New Zealand in November 2017.
Here’s a list of other important statistics to know from the previous five games played in this place:
Played matches T20I: 5
Matches that won the teams that first hit: 3
Matches won by teams that hit second place: 2
The highest individual result: 112* – – Suryakumar Yadav (IND) VS Sri Lanka, 2023
Best bowling figures: 4/18 – Avesh Khan (IND) against South Africa, 2022
The biggest team total: 228/5 – India Vs Sri Lanka, 2023
Lowest team total: 87 – South Africa against India, 2022
Highest successful running: 202/4 – India against Australia, 2013
Average first inserts: 189.
Stadium niranjaan shah, Rajkot Pitch
The terrain in Rajkota also fits the dough and bowlers. Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav in 2023 scored a century against Sri Lanka in this place, while 2022 Avesh Khan Busted a 4/18 dream magic against South Africa.
The average result of the first insertion on this ground was 189. A team that should first aim to publish a total of about 200 on the board.
Stadium niranjaan shah, Rajkot Last T20I
India overthrew Sri Lanka for a 91 ride in the last T20I played at this place on January 7, 2023. Unbelievable 112* guided by India of 112* Suryakumar Yadav to Mammoth 228/5 in 20 additions. In response, Sri Lanka lost all of her Wikets for 137 at 16.4 addition.
A total of 20 sixties broke in that game in that game. 15 Hickeke fell at 36.4 addition, and Spinners only made up four of them. Here’s a summary of the match:
Short results: India 228/5 (Suryakumar Yadav 112*, Dilshan Madushanka 2/55) beat Sri Lanka 137 (Kusal Mendis 23, Arshdeep Singh 3/20) to 91 rides.
Edited by Vaishnavi Iyer
