Mohammed Siraj has no verified international appearance at Hnry Stadium, Wellington through 4 November 2026. That means there is no honest venue batting or bowling line to publish for him at this ground. The complete Test, ODI and T20I venue filters return no Siraj rows. The latest relevant check was the New Zealand–India T20I on 27 October 2026, whose scorecard does not list him in India’s bowling group (Statsguru Test venue filter, Statsguru ODI venue filter, Statsguru T20I venue filter, 27 October scorecard).
Siraj’s broader record is still useful context. The current Statsguru tables list 144 Test wickets, 77 ODI wickets and 17 T20I wickets. Against New Zealand, he has taken five Test wickets, 10 ODI wickets and eight T20I wickets. Those opponent records are separate from Hnry Stadium: none of the New Zealand rows was played at this Wellington venue.
Key Takeaways
- Siraj’s verified Hnry Stadium international appearance count is 0 through 4 November 2026.
- His current career record is 144 Test wickets, 77 ODI wickets and 17 T20I wickets.
- Against New Zealand, he has 5 Test wickets, 10 ODI wickets and 8 T20I wickets; those matches were played elsewhere.
- The 27 October 2026 Hnry T20I is included as a checked non-appearance, not silently counted as a Siraj performance.
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Mohammed Siraj’s complete international career record
The table below keeps Tests, ODIs and T20Is separate. Overs use cricket notation: 1224.5 means 1,224 overs and five legal balls, not 1,224.5 decimal overs.
The figures come from the current overall rows in Statsguru’s format-specific tables:
- Test batting table and Test bowling table
- ODI batting table and ODI bowling table
- T20I batting table and T20I bowling table
| Format | Matches | Batting (inns, NO, runs, avg, SR) | 100s/50s | Bowling (overs, runs, wickets, econ) | Best innings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Test | 48 | 65, 27, 192, 5.05, 37.28 | 0 / 0 | 1224.5, 4,267, 144, 3.48 | 6/15 |
| ODI | 51 | 21, 13, 57, 7.12, 42.53 | 0 / 0 | 383.1, 1,977, 77, 5.15 | 6/21 |
| T20I | 17 | 4, 2, 14, 7.00, 87.50 | 0 / 0 | 62.0, 481, 17, 7.75 | 4/17 |
Bowling runs are runs conceded, and economy is calculated from legal balls. Batting average uses dismissals, so a not-out is not treated as a dismissal. Siraj’s overall profile identifies him as an India bowler and records his international career from 2017 onward (ESPNcricinfo profile).
Siraj’s record against New Zealand
Siraj’s New Zealand record is separate from Wellington. The complete opponent match lists show three Tests, seven ODIs and four T20Is against New Zealand. The rows retain DNB entries, which matter for a bowler who often did not bat.
| Format | Matches | Batting | Bowling | Fielding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Test | 3 | 5 inns, 2 NO, 8 runs, 2.66 avg, 34.78 SR | 40.0 overs, 148 runs, 5 wickets, 3.70 econ, best 3/19 | 1 catch |
| ODI | 7 | 2 inns, 1 NO, 2 runs, 2.00 avg, 50.00 SR | 62.0 overs, 303 runs, 10 wickets, 4.88 econ, best 4/46 | 0 catches |
| T20I | 4 | DNB in all four; average and SR undefined | 16.0 overs, 133 runs, 8 wickets, 8.31 econ, best 4/17 | 1 catch |
See the underlying Test opponent list, ODI opponent list and T20I opponent list. The T20I rows are Rajkot in 2017, Jaipur in 2021, Mount Maunganui and Napier in 2022. They do not include Wellington.
Match-by-match New Zealand bowling rows
| Format and date | Ground | Batting | Bowling | Result context |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Test, 3 Dec 2021 | Wankhede | 4 | 3/19 | New Zealand opposition |
| Test, 16 Oct 2024 | Bengaluru | 4* and 0 | 2/84 | New Zealand opposition |
| Test, 1 Nov 2024 | Wankhede | 0 and 0* | 0/16 in first innings; did not bowl in second | New Zealand opposition |
| ODI, 18 Jan 2023 | Hyderabad | DNB | 4/46 | New Zealand opposition |
| ODI, 21 Jan 2023 | Raipur | DNB | 1/10 | New Zealand opposition |
| ODI, 22 Oct 2023 | Dharamsala | DNB | 1/45 | New Zealand opposition |
| ODI, 15 Nov 2023 | Wankhede | DNB | 1/78 | New Zealand opposition |
| ODI, 11 Jan 2026 | Vadodara | DNB | 2/40 | New Zealand opposition |
| ODI, 14 Jan 2026 | Rajkot | 2* | 0/41 | New Zealand opposition |
| ODI, 18 Jan 2026 | Indore | 0 | 1/43 | New Zealand opposition |
| T20I, 4 Nov 2017 | Rajkot | DNB | 1/53 | New Zealand opposition |
| T20I, 17 Nov 2021 | Jaipur | DNB | 1/39 | New Zealand opposition |
| T20I, 20 Nov 2022 | Mount Maunganui | DNB | 2/24 | New Zealand opposition |
| T20I, 22 Nov 2022 | Napier | DNB | 4/17 | New Zealand opposition |
These are individual rows, not team wins. They also show why a DNB must not be converted into a zero-run batting innings and why a did-not-bowl innings must remain distinct from a scoreless spell.
Hnry Stadium: what the venue record does and does not say
Hnry Stadium is the current name in the Cricinfo ground profile. The profile lists WestpacTrust Stadium, Westpac Stadium and Sky Stadium as former names. It gives a 33,500 capacity and says the multi-purpose venue was established in 1999. It is Wellington Regional Stadium, not Basin Reserve (ground profile).
The stadium has substantial international history. In ODI records, the ground-wide highest total is New Zealand’s 393/6 against West Indies on 21 March 2015. The same record page retains older evidence, including Australia’s 322/5 in 2005 and England’s 89 in 2002 (Hnry ODI totals). In T20Is, New Zealand’s 219/6 against India on 6 February 2019 is listed above Australia’s 216/4 against New Zealand in 2024 (Hnry T20I totals). These are venue records, not Siraj records.
The most recent Wellington India–New Zealand T20I in the checked window was played on 27 October 2026. New Zealand made 198/3. India replied with 199/4 in 13.2 overs and won by six wickets. Siraj was not listed in India’s bowling card. The bowlers shown were Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Arshdeep Singh, Prince Yadav, Axar Patel and Nitish Kumar Reddy (full scorecard, BCCI match page).
Why the venue line is blank
An empty venue line can mean that a source is incomplete, so it should not automatically be called zero. Here the evidence is stronger. The complete Test, ODI and T20I ground filters for venue ID 1166 return no Siraj match rows. The latest relevant scorecard also confirms his non-appearance. The result is therefore zero verified international appearances, not zero wickets or zero runs in an appearance.
We also checked the 4 November 2026 Auckland ODI as the latest completed cutoff match. India won by five wickets under the DLS method, and Siraj was not in the India bowling card (Auckland scorecard). The scheduled 7 November Wellington ODI was not completed and is not used here.
For match timing and venue context, readers can see the New Zealand–India second ODI schedule and venue article. Siraj’s separate Eden Park, Auckland record page is the better comparison for a New Zealand venue where his records are available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Has Mohammed Siraj played at Hnry Stadium, Wellington?
No verified international appearance was found through 4 November 2026. Complete Test, ODI and T20I ground filters for Hnry Stadium return no Siraj rows. This is a venue-appearance result, not a claim that he has never visited Wellington for non-international cricket.
Did Siraj play in the 27 October 2026 India–New Zealand T20I at Hnry Stadium?
No. The scorecard lists India’s bowling participants without Siraj. India won by six wickets after New Zealand made 198/3 and India reached 199/4 in 13.2 overs.
What are Siraj’s career figures against New Zealand?
He has five Test wickets in three matches, 10 ODI wickets in seven matches and eight T20I wickets in four matches. His best figures are 3/19 in Tests, 4/46 in ODIs and 4/17 in T20Is.
What are Siraj’s overall international wicket totals?
The checked current tables list 144 Test wickets, 77 ODI wickets and 17 T20I wickets. These are international figures only; domestic, IPL and other Twenty20 records are excluded.
Is Hnry Stadium the Basin Reserve?
No. Hnry Stadium is Wellington Regional Stadium, the multi-purpose venue formerly known as WestpacTrust Stadium, Westpac Stadium and Sky Stadium. Basin Reserve is a separate Wellington cricket ground and is excluded from this page.
Why does the New Zealand T20I batting average show as undefined?
Siraj was listed DNB in all four T20Is against New Zealand. With no batting innings, there are no dismissals or batting balls from which to define an average or strike rate. DNB is not the same as being dismissed for zero.
Sources
- ESPNcricinfo Mohammed Siraj profile
- Statsguru Test batting
- Statsguru Test bowling
- Statsguru ODI batting
- Statsguru ODI bowling
- Statsguru T20I batting
- Statsguru T20I bowling
- Hnry Stadium ground profile
- Hnry Stadium ODI records
- Hnry Stadium T20I records
- 27 October 2026 Wellington T20I scorecard
- BCCI 27 October 2026 match page
- 4 November 2026 Auckland ODI scorecard
