The 3rd ODI match of the Australia vs West Indies series is set to be played at Manuka Oval, Canberra. Although, the Aussies have already clinched the series. Manuka Oval will host its first ODI since the Australia vs India ODI match in 2020. Ahead of the AUS vs WI match, find out the Manuka Oval Canberra pitch report and the last ODI match scorecard at the venue in this space.
Canberra Cricket Stadium ODI Records (Before AUS vs WI Match)
Manuka Oval has hosted 10 ODI matches to date. The venue has an average first innings score of 322, and it has proven to be highly successful for teams batting first.
- Matches Played: 10
- Won by the team batting first: 8
- Won by the team batting second: 2
- No Result: 0
- Biggest score while batting first: South Africa – 411/4 (50) vs Ireland, 2015
- Lowest score while batting first: Zimbabwe – 163/10 (43.3) vs South Africa, 1992
- Biggest total chased: South Africa chased 163 vs Zimbabwe, 1992
- Lowest Score Defended: Bangladesh defended 267 vs Afghanistan, 2015
- Manuka Oval Cricket Stadium average 1st innings score in men’s ODI: 322
- Manuka Cricket Stadium average 2nd innings score in men’s ODI: 250
- Best figures for a Pacer: Kane Richardson (AUS) – 5/68 vs IND, 2016
- Best figures for a Spinner: Peter Kirsten (SA) – 3/31 vs ZIM, 1992
- Highest score by a Batter: Chris Gayle (WI) – 215(147) vs ZIM, 2015
Manuka Oval Canberra Pitch Report for AUS vs WI 3rd ODI
It has remained a high-scoring venue in ODI cricket. Eight out of the ten matches played here were won by the team batting first. So it won’t be surprising if the toss winner in the Australia vs West Indies match opts to bat first. The last ODI match at the venue in 2020, which featured India and Australia, also turned out to be a high-scoring clash, with a total of 591 runs scored in the match. India had won this game by 13 runs.
Manuka Oval Canberra Last ODI Match Scorecard (Before AUS vs WI Match)
| India: 302-5 (50) | Australia: 289-10 (49.3) |
| Hardik Pandya: 92*(76) | Aaron Finch: 75(82) |
| Ravindra Jadeja: 66*(50) | Glenn Maxwell: 59(38) |
| Virat Kohli: 63(78) | Alex Carey: 38(42) |
| Ashton Agar: 10 – 0 – 44 – 2 | Shardul Thakur: 10 – 1 – 51 – 3 |
| Adam Zampa: 10 – 0 – 45 – 1 | Jasprit Bumrah: 9.3 – 0 – 43 – 2 |
| Josh Hazlewood: 10 – 1 – 66 – 1 | T Natarajan: 10 – 1 – 70 – 2 |
| Match Result: India won by 13 runs |
