Dubai International Cricket Stadium (Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium)

Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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The Dubai International Cricket Stadium, also formerly known as Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium is one of the three cricket stadium situated in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Having a capacity of 25,000, this stadium can be called as an adopted home ground for Pakistan. This stadium has a round roof unlike others. This arena witnessed its first ODI game in April 2009 between Pakistan and Australia. Many more matches have been played here including the memorable England's collapse to spin which resulted in a 10 wicket defeat to the hand Pakistan. It is a well equipped stadium having a unique feature naming its floodlights as “Ring of Fire”.

Ground Statistics

In:
First Match Played:
November 12, 2010 - Pakistan drew with South Africa
Last Match Played:
February 03, 2012 - Pakistan beat England by 71 runs
Matches Played:
4
Matches Tied:
0
No Result:
4
Most Successful Team:
Pakistan
Wins by Team Batting First:
1
Wins by Team Batting Second:
2
Most Prolific Batsman:
Azhar Ali (407 Runs)
Highest Individual Score:
157 by Azhar Ali
Most Prolific Bowler:
Saeed Ajmal (28 Wickets)
Best Bowling Analysis:
7/55 by Saeed Ajmal
First Match Played:
April 22, 2009 - Pakistan beat Australia by 4 wickets
Last Match Played:
February 21, 2012 - England beat Pakistan by 4 wickets
Matches Played:
10
Matches Tied:
0
No Result:
0
Most Successful Team:
Pakistan
Wins by Team Batting First:
4
Wins by Team Batting Second:
6
Most Prolific Batsman:
Kevin Pietersen (241 Runs)
Highest Individual Score:
130 by Kevin Pietersen
Most Prolific Bowler:
Shahid Afridi (19 Wickets)
Best Bowling Analysis:
6/38 by Shahid Afridi
First Match Played:
May 07, 2009 - Pakistan beat Australia by 7 wickets
Last Match Played:
September 10, 2012 - Australia beat Pakistan by 94 runs
Matches Played:
25
Matches Tied:
1
No Result:
0
Most Successful Team:
Ireland
Wins by Team Batting First:
10
Wins by Team Batting Second:
14
Most Prolific Batsman:
Alexei Kervezee (223 Runs)
Highest Individual Score:
79 by Paul Stirling
Most Prolific Bowler:
Umar Gul (16 Wickets)
Best Bowling Analysis:
4/8 by Umar Gul

Matches