Ayub National Stadium
Ground information | |
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Location | Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan |
Coordinates | 30°12′6″N 66°59′53″E / 30.20167°N 66.99806°ECoordinates: 30°12′6″N 66°59′53″E / 30.20167°N 66.99806°E |
Capacity | 20,000[1] |
Tenants | Balochistan cricket team |
International information | |
First ODI | 1 October 1978: Pakistan v India |
Last ODI | 12 October 1984: Pakistan v India |
As of 1 January 2017 Source: Cricinfo |
Ayub National Stadium formerly known as Baluchistan Cricket Association Ground is a multi-purpose stadium in Quetta, Pakistan. It is used for football and Cricket games. The first One Day International (ODI) cricket match between Pakistan and India was held at this ground in 1978.[2] The stadium can hold 20,000 people.[2] Most of the friendly matches are hosted in this stadium as it is superior to many other football grounds in Pakistan. It is located next to the 10,000-capacity .
Stats[]
Highest Partnership For Each Wicket in ODI[3] | ||||||
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Wicket Number | Team A | Team B | Players | Partnership | Match Date | |
1st. Wicket | Pakistan | India | RJ Shastri & SC Khanna | 33 Runs | 1984-85 | |
2nd. Wicket | Pakistan | India | Majid Khan & Zaheer Abbas | 60 Runs | 1978/79 | |
3rd. Wicket | Pakistan | India | Zaheer Abbas & Javed Miandad | 74 Runs | 1984-85 | |
4th. Wicket | Pakistan | India | GR Viswanath & DB Vengsarkar | 12 Runs | 1978/79 | |
5th. Wicket | Pakistan | India | DB Vengsarkar & M Amarnath | 76 Runs | 1978/79 | |
6th. Wicket | Pakistan | India | Hasan Jamil & Mohsin Khan | 19 Runs | 1978/79 | |
7th. Wicket | Pakistan | India | Manzoor Elahi & Mudassar Nazar | 25 Runs | 1984-85 | |
8th. Wicket | Pakistan | India | Madan Lal & C Sharma | 9 Runs | 1984-85 | |
9th. Wicket | Pakistan | India | Wasim Bari & Sarfraz Nawaz | 27* Runs | 1978/79 | |
10th. Wicket | Pakistan | India | C Sharma & Maninder Singh | 17 Runs | 1984-85 |
First-Class Records and Statistics[4] | ||||||
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Matches | Team A | Team B | Match Date | Season | ||
1 | Quetta | Pakistan Customs | 20 October 1974 | 1974-75 | ||
2 | Baluchistan Governor's XI | West Indies | 12 October 1986 | 1986-87 | ||
3 | Baluchistan Governor's XI | Australia | 9 September 1988 | 1988-89 | ||
4 | Baluchistan Governor's XI | Sri Lanka A | 24 March 1989 | 1988-89 |
See also[]
- List of stadiums in Pakistan
- List of cricket grounds in Pakistan
- List of sports venues in Karachi
- List of sports venues in Lahore
- List of sports venues in Faisalabad
References[]
- ^ "Ayub National Stadium, Quetta details, matches, stats". Cricbuzz.
- ^ a b "Stadium stories: Famous Pakistan cricket grounds". Dawn. 10 March 2017. Retrieved 11 March 2017.
- ^ "The Home of CricketArchive".
- ^ "The Home of CricketArchive".
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