Gurnoor Brar Eden Park Records: ODI Stats and Record vs New Zealand

Gurnoor Brar had no Eden Park Main Stadium ODI appearance through the 3 November 2026 source check. His verified international record at that point was nine ODIs, 36 runs and 14 wickets, with his last completed match coming for India against West Indies on 3 October 2026. The India–New Zealand ODI scheduled for 4 November 2026 was still an unplayed preview at the cutoff and contributes no appearance, innings, wicket or result. 1241112

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The Eden Park ODI records and stadium guide provides ground context separately from Brar’s individual international record.

The record is therefore best read as a bowling-led early ODI sample rather than a venue performance. Brar bowled in all nine matches, taking 14 wickets from 486 legal balls for 581 runs, while batting in four innings and making 36 runs. Five of the nine scorecards record him as DNB; DNB is not a zero score and does not create a batting innings. 5678

Key takeaways

• Eden Park Main Stadium ODI appearances: 0 — verified no appearances through 3 November 2026.
• ODI career through 3 October: 9 matches, 36 runs at 18.00, 14 wickets at 41.50 and 7.17 economy, plus two catches.
• Best ODI bowling: 3/27, in the rain-shortened first Afghanistan ODI at Dharamsala; he also took 3/60 at Lucknow. 241314
• New Zealand record: no Test, ODI or T20I appearances in the supplied format and opponent records.
• A complete career run-out-involvement total is unavailable, not zero. Per-match fielding is reported only where a catcher is directly identified.

1. Overall international career records

Brar's accessed international profiles affirm an ODI-only career at the stated cutoff: Test and T20I rows show no international appearances, while the ODI row is supported by Cricbuzz, Howstat and Cricket Australia. The tables retain format-specific averages and rates; no cross-format average, economy or strike rate is calculated. 123411

Batting by format

Bowling by format

Fielding by format

The additive international count across the three complete format rows is nine matches, four batting innings, two not-outs, 36 runs, 42 balls, two fours, one six, nine bowling innings, 486 legal balls, 581 runs conceded, 14 wickets, two catches and zero stumpings. These are count sums only; the format-specific rates above must not be averaged. The run-out field is unavailable rather than a false zero. 1234

2. Detailed ODI career

The nine-match ODI aggregate is controlled by the complete nine-match chronology and the agreeing current rows from Cricbuzz, Howstat and Cricket Australia. Howstat's 81.0 overs is displayed in ordinary scorecard notation; the underlying spells total 486 legal balls. 12478

ODI batting record

ODI bowling record

“Bowling matches” is not a separate published workload here: all nine matches contain a bowling entry, so the nine bowling innings reconcile to nine matches. The rate calculations use the supplied raw counters: batting average 36 divided by two dismissals, batting strike rate 36 × 100 ÷ 42, economy 581 × 6 ÷ 486, and bowling strike rate 486 ÷ 14. 278

ODI fielding record

The two directly evidenced catches are Rahmat Shah on 17 June and Jos Buttler on 14 July. The two catches reconcile with the career aggregate, but an absent catcher entry on another scorecard is not proof that no catch occurred; accordingly, affected match rows below use “not reported” rather than invented zeros. 231316

A source-cutoff qualification matters here. One ESPNcricinfo profile render showed an earlier eight-ODI, 28-run and 13-wicket snapshot, while its recent-match coverage stopped before the 3 October match. Cricbuzz, Howstat, Cricket Australia, the complete nine-match chronology and all nine opened scorecards support the current cutoff row of nine ODIs, 36 runs and 14 wickets. The earlier display is retained as a stale snapshot, not blended into the current figures. 1247827

3. Eden Park, Auckland ODI record

This section is restricted to Eden Park Main Stadium/No. 1, Auckland, men's ODIs. It does not include Outer Oval, List A or T20I matches. Howstat's complete ground-filtered table lists Brar's nine ODI grounds and an Overall (9) row, with no Eden Park/Auckland entry; the complete batting and bowling chronologies independently contain no Eden row. 56789

Eden Park ODI batting

Eden Park ODI bowling

Eden Park ODI fielding

The zeroes in the Eden Park count fields describe a verified absence, not a failed lookup. Rate fields are not zero-rate performances: there was no batting or bowling innings from which to calculate them. The scheduled 4 November India–New Zealand match was still a preview at the source cutoff and is excluded from this record. 912

4. Every ODI appearance at Eden Park, chronologically

There are no actual Gurnoor Brar ODI appearances at Eden Park through 3 November 2026, so the venue-appearance list itself is empty. There is no Eden Park scorecard to enumerate and no 4 November scorecard to add. 5678912

Eden Park appearance status

For transparency, the following chronological audit preserves every actual ODI in Brar's complete nine-match career that was checked while establishing that the Eden Park list is empty. These are not Eden Park appearances; they are the supporting non-Eden scorecards. DNB means he did not bat, so batting runs, balls, boundaries and strike rate are not applicable. 5678

Complete ODI chronology checked for venue control

The chronology shows the shape of the sample: Brar bowled nine times but had only four batting innings, with his two unbeaten scores—18 at Lord's and 8 at New Chandigarh—accounting for his two not-outs. The directly named catches were in the Lucknow and Edgbaston scorecards; other match-level fielding cells remain not reported where the opened scorecard did not provide a standardized Brar fielding ledger. 1314161821

5. ODI record against New Zealand at every venue

Brar has no ODI against New Zealand at any venue in the complete opponent table. Howstat lists only Afghanistan, England and West Indies as his ODI opponents, and the complete Cricbuzz batting and bowling chronologies show the same nine-match opponent set. This is a distinct control from the Eden Park check: both are zero, but one is venue-based and the other opponent-based. 5610

ODI batting versus New Zealand

ODI bowling and fielding versus New Zealand

The absence of an opponent row does not convert the figures into a performance rate. There is no New Zealand batting sample from which to calculate a strike rate or average, and no New Zealand bowling sample from which to calculate bowling rates. 5610

6. All-format records against New Zealand

The all-format opponent view is separated into batting, bowling and fielding so that “No appearances”, “Did not bowl” and “Unavailable” retain their different meanings. The Test and T20I rows are affirmative no-appearance format records; the ODI row is additionally controlled by the complete opponent chronology. 131011

Batting versus New Zealand by format

Bowling versus New Zealand by format

Fielding versus New Zealand by format

The all-format New Zealand count is therefore zero matches, zero batting innings, zero runs and zero wickets across Test, ODI and T20I. It is not an invitation to infer a future result from the unplayed 4 November fixture. The separate Eden Park stadium guide remains useful for venue context, while the New Zealand vs India first ODI prediction is a preview and not part of Brar's historical record. 12

Venue versus ODI career versus New Zealand

The most useful comparison is not a false rate ranking but the difference between three controlled samples: his complete ODI career, the Eden Park Main Stadium slice, and the New Zealand-opponent slice. 256910

This comparison shows why venue and opponent numbers should not be merged. Brar's career rates describe nine completed ODIs at Dharamsala, Lucknow, Chennai, Edgbaston, Cardiff, Lord's, Thiruvananthapuram, Guwahati and New Chandigarh—not Eden Park and not New Zealand. His 3/27 is his own best ODI spell; it is not an Eden Park or New Zealand figure. 278

For wider Eden Park context, the shared venue tables support Virender Sehwag's 112 as the highest India innings shown in the opened descending high-score table, and Javagal Srinath's 12 wickets as the supported India wicket-leading total in the opened aggregate-wickets table. Srinath's 4/23 is his own supported best India bowling figure at the venue. These are explicitly supported venue metrics, not a complete all-India ranking across every requested category. 2223242526

The following requested all-India categories remain unresolved rather than being inferred from the selected subjects: highest aggregate runs, best average with at least two innings, best strike rate with at least two innings and 50 balls, and most individual appearances. The selected eleven are a page set, not a confirmed team or an all-time population. 2223

Frequently asked questions

How many ODIs has Gurnoor Brar played at Eden Park?

Zero. The complete ground-filtered record and nine-match batting and bowling chronologies show no Eden Park Main Stadium ODI entry through 3 November 2026. The scheduled 4 November match was unplayed at the cutoff and is excluded. 56912

Why are there no T20I numbers for Eden Park?

This article is about men's ODIs at Eden Park. Brar's accessed international profile records also affirm no T20I appearances, but a T20I or Outer Oval result would not be a valid substitute for a Main Stadium ODI record. 1311

Why does the Eden Park table show zeroes but no averages?

Zero matches and zero innings are verified absence counts. An average or strike rate requires an actual batting or bowling sample, so those fields are “Not applicable”, not zero-rate performances. DNB in a real match is handled similarly: it is not an innings of zero. 789

What is Gurnoor Brar's record against New Zealand?

He has no verified Test, ODI or T20I appearance against New Zealand in the supplied complete format and opponent records. That means no runs, wickets or opponent-specific rates are available; it does not predict what a future match might produce. 131011

Why is run-out involvement marked unavailable?

The accessed career tables publish catches and stumpings but not a reliable complete run-out-involvement ledger. Individual scorecards can identify some events, but those observations cannot safely be summed into a career total, so the field remains unavailable rather than being reported as zero. 23

Which figure is Brar's best ODI bowling performance?

His supported best is 3/27, recorded against Afghanistan at Dharamsala on 13 June 2026. He also took 3/60 against Afghanistan at Lucknow four days later. 781314

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For a separate, source-qualified earnings profile for Gurnoor Brar, see Gurnoor Brar salary and earnings profile; it is identity context, not evidence for these cricket statistics.