India made it to the semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy as the table toppers in Group A and will face Australia on March 4.
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The Indian team, which won all their games in the group stage, will look to win the tournament unbeaten in Dubai.
Similarly, Australia also find themselves unbeaten in the competition, however, 2/3 of their matches have been washed out against South Africa and Afghanistan.
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How many ODI matches has the Dubai International Cricket Stadium hosted?
The Dubai International Cricket Stadium has hosted 61 ODIs since its first international match in 2009.
What is the capacity of the Dubai International Cricket Stadium?
The Dubai International Cricket Stadium has a seating capacity of 25,000.
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: Pitch Report
The pitch at Dubai International Cricket Stadium offers early assistance to fast bowlers, with some seam movement in the initial overs with the new ball.
However, as the match progresses, batting conditions generally improve. Spinners may come into play in the middle overs, especially if the surface slows down.
Dew plays a crucial role in night matches. This can influence teams' decisions at the toss. Captains may prefer to bowl first as the dew can make batting much easier under lights and reduce the effectiveness of spinners in the second innings.
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: Average scores and toss results in ODIs
Dubai has hosted 60 ODIs so far.
| Average first innings score | 218 |
| Matches won after batting first | 23 |
| Matches won by the chasing team | 36 |
What happened in the previous ODI at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium?
The last ODI at the Dubai International Stadium was played between India and New Zealand to decide the table toppers of Group A.
After being asked to bat first, India put up 249 runs despite a poor start, thanks to Shreyas Iyer's 79(98) and 40s for Hardik Pandya and Axar Patel.
Matt Henry got 5/42 as the best bowler for the Kiwis.
During the chase, Kane Williamson made a valiant effort of 81(120) on a rather tough wicket where Varun Chakravarthy scalped 5/42.
New Zealand failed to chase the total as they kept losing wickets at regular intervals and lost the match by 44 runs.
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What is the highest score by a team at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium?
England holds the record for the highest team total at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium (DICS), scoring 355/5 in 50 overs against Pakistan on November 20, 2015.
What is the lowest score by a team at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium?
The lowest total recorded at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium is 91 all out in 31.1 overs by Namibia against UAE on February 23, 2023.
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What is the highest individual score at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium?
Mushfiqur Rahim holds the record for the highest individual score at the venue, smashing 144 runs off 150 balls for Bangladesh against Sri Lanka on September 15, 2018.
What is the best bowling figure at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in ODIs?
Shahid Afridi delivered the best bowling figures at the venue, taking 6/38 in 10 overs for Pakistan against Australia on April 22, 2009.
Which batter has the most runs at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in ODIs?
Richie Berrington of Scotland is the highest run-scorer at the venue in ODIs, accumulating 424 runs in 11 matches, including one century and three fifties.
Which bowler has the most wickets at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in ODIs?
Shahid Afridi is the leading wicket-taker at the stadium, claiming 25 wickets in 14 matches, with a best performance of 6/38.
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