Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium Hyderabad Pitch Report for NZ vs PAK Warm-up and ODI Records

Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium will host two Warm Up matches of ICC Cricket World Cup 2023.

Hyderabad pitch report for World Cup warm-up matches

Hyderabad Cricket Stadium (Pic - Twitter)

India is all set to host the biggest cricketing tournament starting from the 5th of October at the Narendra Modi Stadium. ICC has arranged 2 warm-up matches for each team which will help teams to get used to the conditions. On the 29th of September Pakistan and New Zealand will play their first Warmup game at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. Here is the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium Hyderabad Pitch Report.

Pakistan will play both their warm-up matches at the Hyderabad Cricket Stadium along with their first match of the league stage on the 6th of October. The two warm-up games of Pakistan against New Zealand and Australia will be great training grounds as they will face the Netherlands at the same stadium.

The nature of the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium wicket will also suit the Pakistani team as they are known for their lethal pace attack. On the other hand, Kiwis will also look to assess the Indian condition with the help of Warmup games.

New Zealand’s prime batter Kane Williamson is also expected to make his return in the warmup game against Pakistan. Kane played his last International game in January this year.

PAK vs NZ Warmup match World Cup 2023 Date, Time, Venue, and Weather 

Date: 29th September, Friday

Time: 2:00 PM (IST)

Venue: Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad

Weather: There will be a cloudy afternoon at the Deccan plateau on Thursday. It might pour a bit during the evening however the rain will not do any alteration to the game. The weather will hover from 30 degrees Celsius to 28 degrees Celsius during the course of the day.

Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium Hyderabad Pitch Report 

The wicket at this venue is perfectly balanced as there is an equal amount of assistance for both bowlers and the batters. During the first innings, the ball tends to come nicely onto the bat and stroke-making is easy compared to second innings.

Under lights, the ball starts moving at this venue and fast bowlers do trouble the batters with seam movement.

The toss winner would like to bat first on this pitch as it is difficult to chase the target at this venue.

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