Measured from our matches with a known start time. Plain counts, no claims.
T20 rule: under lights = local start 16:00 or later · day = 13:00 or earlier · twilight in between. A cell with fewer than 5 matches shows the count only. Each cell: matches, wins batting first v chasing (ties and no-results noted), average 1st v 2nd innings total.
The ground, in metres
Boundary distances from the pitch
How it plays
Most runs here
Most wickets here
Bat-first vs chase
Batting first
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Chasing
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Win% can run opposite to the innings averages: a won chase stops at the target
(a 150 chase usually ends near 150, not 180), so the 2nd-innings average sits low even
where chasing wins more - while the batting side's big winning totals lift the 1st-innings
average. The averages describe scores; the win% is decided target-by-target.
Phase trends
Run-rate by phase at this venue.
Toss playbook
Chose to field
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Chose to bat
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Who scores here
Top run-scorers
Who controls here
Top wicket-takers
Player ledger at this ground
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Batter by batter
Venue batting map
Average (→) vs strike rate (↑) for qualified batters (300+ balls) at this ground.
Who dominates here
Teams at this ground
Every ground in this league
All grounds compared
How the grounds of this league differ: what a first innings is worth, what a
chase is worth, whether batting first wins, and what pace and spin cost per over.
Matches
What's been played here
Matches at this ground
Every match staged at this venue · newest first. Open any for the full scorecard.
Season
Dubai International, Dubai · ODI venue intelligence
Dubai International, Dubai: innings averages, bat-first win%, phase run rates and the top performers in ODI · matched to the match record.
Chasing is king at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, the side batting second wins 59.7% of decided games since 2009.
Dubai International Cricket Stadium is a batting paradise, the first innings averages 224 here since 2009.
The biggest total at Dubai International Cricket Stadium is 355.
The smallest total defended at Dubai International Cricket Stadium since 2009 is 168.