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Riverside Ground will host the first T20I in the three -party series between England and the West Indies. The match will begin at 6.30 pm local time (23:00 ist) on Friday, June 6 in Chester-le-Streeet.
Cricket T20i returns to Chester-le street after two years. The last time this venue hosted a T20i party on August 30, 2023, when England defeated New Zealand by seven doctors.
England has a 2-2 loss record in this enclosure. Before the first T20I party between England and the western Indies starts, here is a quick look in the history of the pitch and in the T20I records of this field.
Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Streeet, T20I Records
The terrain of this terrain has also favored the batters and the bowls. Five parties have passed in this venue, with one of them abandoned.
Here are some vital numbers of previous T20i matches played in this site:
T20i games played: 5
Won by teams beat first: 2
Won by teams beating the second: 2
No result: 1
High Individual Score: 94 – Alex Hales (ENG) vs Australia, 2013
Best bowling figures: 3/20 – Carlos Brathwaite (Wi) vs England, 2017
Total of the highest team: 195/5 – England vs Australia, 2013
Total of the lowest team: 118/7 – England vs South – Africa, 2012
Chase Run-Case with the most successful: 143/3 – England vs New Zealand, 2023
Average score of the first inputs: 126.
Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Streeet, Pitch Report
The pitch report will be broadcast live from Riverside Ground before the two captains went out to the launch of the first T20I match. Generally, the pitch has been equally useful for the teams that beat first and the teams beat second.
It has not been a place of great score. No team has ever crossed the T20i 200 matches organized by this field.
Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Streeet, Last T20i Match
England defeated New Zealand by seven doctors in the last match of T20i organized by Chester-le-streeet on August 30, 2023. Three Wicket Transports by Luke Wood and CARS OF BRYDON helped England restrict the Blackcaps to 139/9 in 20 points.
Pursuing 140, England sealed the agreement in only 14 points, thanks to half a century of Dawid Malan. The Batters hit 13 six in the 34 outings of this game. Here is the summary of the dashboard:
Brief pictures: New Zealand 139/9 (Glenn Phillips 41, Brydon Carse 3/23) lost in England in 143/3 (Dawid Malan 54, Ishi Sodhi 1/23) by 7 doctors.
Edited by Parag Jain
