Rohit Sharma Eden Park Records: ODI Stats and Record vs New Zealand

Rohit Sharma has three verified ODI appearances at Eden Park Main Stadium, Auckland, where he has scored 98 runs from 133 balls at a venue average of 49.00 and strike rate of 73.68. His three innings were 43* against New Zealand in 2009, 39 against New Zealand in 2014 and 16 against Zimbabwe at the 2015 World Cup. The 2015 non-New Zealand match matters: it is part of the complete venue list, not an optional highlight. 5 6 7 8 9

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This profile was checked on 3 November 2026 (Asia/Kolkata). Rohit’s current ODI career row covers his last listed ODI on 3 October 2026; his Test and T20I rows end with their listed 2024 careers. The scheduled India–New Zealand ODI at Eden Park on 4 November 2026 was unplayed at the cutoff, so it is not an appearance, score, result or career-total increment. For ground background, see the Eden Park pitch report and Auckland stadium guide; the New Zealand vs India first-ODI prediction is separate preview material, not a statistical source.

Key takeaways

• Rohit’s 291-ODI career row is 12,120 runs, 35 hundreds, 63 fifties and a highest score of 264; Cricinfo displays a 49.26 average, while Howstat displays 49.27 from the same runs and not-outs.
• Eden Park is a small three-match sample: 98 runs, one not-out, no fifty, four fours and five sixes. His only venue catch is supported in the aggregate, but the three opened scorecards do not safely allocate it to a particular match.
• Against New Zealand across ODI venues, Rohit has 1,134 runs in 34 matches at 36.58, with two hundreds, six fifties and 15 catches. That opponent sample is not interchangeable with his two-match, 82-run Eden Park/New Zealand slice.
• The scheduled 4 November 2026 ODI is excluded; this is a source-qualified statistical record, not a confirmed team-sheet or next-match report.

1. Overall international career records

The format rows below keep batting and bowling rates separate. “BF” means balls faced and “NO” means not-outs. The additive row totals counts only; there is no meaningful cross-format batting average, strike rate, bowling average or economy rate. Cricinfo is used as the principal current profile display, while Howstat’s expanded format pages are retained where they expose additional fields. 1 2 3 4

Overall batting

The differences shown in the table are source displays, not blended corrections. Howstat’s Test page shows 40.58 average, 57.06 strike rate and 91 sixes; Cricinfo shows 40.57, 57.05 and 88. The ODI average and boundary-count differences are likewise retained. 1 2 3 4

Overall bowling

The overs equivalents above are only a readable translation of legal-ball counts; they are not combined economy calculations. Rates with wickets are format-specific. 1 2 3 4

Overall fielding and data limits

The absence of a complete run-out-involvement field is not evidence that Rohit effected none. The 245-catch total is an additive count across the three supplied format rows, not a fielding ranking. 1 2 3 4

2. Detailed ODI career

Rohit’s detailed ODI record is current through his listed 3 October 2026 ODI. The profile contains 291 matches and 283 batting innings, so matches and batting innings should not be read as interchangeable. He has bowled in 40 ODI innings, with nine wickets; his bowling workload is real participation, not an empty field converted to zero. 1 3

ODI batting profile

The 49.26/49.27 difference is a rounding/display difference over the same published run and not-out counters. The boundary discrepancy is also left visible rather than reconstructed from scorecards. 1 3

ODI bowling and fielding profile

Rohit’s ODI bowling rates are defined because he has wickets. This is different from Eden Park, where the opened scorecards show that he was not among India’s bowlers and the venue rates are therefore undefined rather than zero. 1 3

3. Eden Park, Auckland ODI record

This section is restricted to Eden Park Main Stadium, Auckland, Howstat GroundCode 018: men’s ODIs only. It excludes the Outer Oval, domestic/List A cricket, T20Is and other New Zealand grounds. The venue row and the complete filtered innings list reconcile at three matches, three innings, 98 runs, 133 balls, one not-out, four fours and five sixes. 5 6

All-opponent Eden Park ODI aggregate

The venue batting average is 98 divided by two dismissals, and the strike rate is 98 × 100 ÷ 133; both calculations use the supplied venue counters. The one catch is supported by the independent venue aggregate, but a safe match-by-match fielder allocation is not available. 5 6

Eden Park versus New Zealand only

Two of Rohit’s three Eden Park ODIs were against New Zealand. The narrower slice is therefore smaller than both his all-opponent venue row and his all-venue ODI-v-New Zealand row. 6 10 11

The 82.00 average is 82 runs divided by one dismissal. It should not be presented as a general New Zealand average: the all-venue ODI opponent record has 34 matches and a 36.58 average. 6 10 11

4. Every ODI appearance at Eden Park, chronologically

Howstat’s GroundCode 018 progression lists exactly these three batting innings, and each corresponding direct scorecard was opened. There was no DNB row, no no-result appearance and no abandoned Rohit batting entry in this complete list. A star marks a not-out; “Did not bowl” is not a zero-wicket rate. Per-match catches and other fielding entries are marked unavailable because the extracted scorecard rows do not safely provide a complete Rohit-specific allocation, even though the venue aggregate reports one catch. 5 6 7 8 9

The 2009 match was rain-reduced to 43 overs, but Rohit’s scorecard line remains 43* from 74 balls. The 2014 match ended tied at 314. The 2015 fixture was India versus Zimbabwe in the World Cup, which is why it belongs in the venue chronology while not belonging in the New Zealand-opponent slice. 7 8 9

5. ODI record against New Zealand at every venue

This is Rohit’s complete ODI record against New Zealand irrespective of venue, through the opponent progression’s last listed innings on 18 January 2026. It includes the two Eden Park matches but also 32 batting innings across all venues, so it must not be confused with either the three-match Eden Park aggregate or the two-match Eden Park/New Zealand slice. 10 11 12

ODI batting and fielding versus New Zealand

Cricinfo Statsguru independently shows 34 matches, 1,134 runs, a highest score of 147, two hundreds and 15 catches. Howstat’s opponent summary and complete batting progression supply the same main totals and the 1,330-ball counter. 10 11 12

ODI bowling versus New Zealand

The opponent bowling progression lists one 4.0-over spell at 0/19. Economy is shown as 19 × 6 ÷ 24 = 4.75; it is not calculated from decimal-over arithmetic. Because no wicket was taken, bowling average and bowling strike rate are undefined, not zero. 12 13

6. All-format records against New Zealand

The following rows separate Tests, ODIs and T20Is. Balls faced and rates remain format-specific. Test and ODI bowling figures are sourced separately; the retrieved T20I opponent tables expose batting and fielding but not a complete Rohit-versus-New Zealand bowling ledger, so those fields are explicitly unavailable rather than treated as zero. 14 15 16 17

Batting against New Zealand by format

The Test batting progression supplies 928 balls and a 55.50 strike rate; the T20I progression supplies 362 balls and a 141.16 strike rate. The T20I opponent row ends with six fifties, 37 fours, 27 sixes and eight catches. 14 15 16 17

Bowling and fielding against New Zealand by format

The Test opponent row reports four bowling innings totaling 16.0 overs, 60 runs and 0/3; 16.0 overs is represented here as 96 legal balls. The ODI row is the single 0/19 spell described above. The T20I bowling fields are not verified zeros: the available opponent table did not publish them and the attempted detailed filter returned an invalid-parameter page. 14 15 16 17

Venue vs ODI career vs New Zealand opponent

The clearest way to read Rohit’s numbers is to keep the samples side by side. The Eden Park row covers all three venue matches, the ODI-career row covers 291 matches, and the New Zealand row covers 34 opponent matches at every venue. 3 5 10 11

The venue sample’s 49.00 average is close to the career display but comes with a much lower strike rate and only three innings. The 82.00 Eden Park/New Zealand average is driven by one not-out in two innings, so it is not evidence of a stable opponent-wide trend. Conversely, the 34-match New Zealand row has a lower 36.58 average but includes two hundreds and six fifties across a much broader venue sample. These are useful contrasts, not predictive guarantees. 3 5 6 10 11

Supported India venue context and unresolved rankings

The complete Eden Park register contains 11 India-involving men’s ODIs, which is a team-match count, not Rohit’s or any other individual’s appearance total. In the opened venue-wide sorted tables, Virender Sehwag’s 112 is the supported highest individual India innings, and Javagal Srinath’s 12 wickets are the supported leading India aggregate. Srinath’s 4/23 is his own best innings figure in the opened India record, but the available evidence does not justify turning it into an unsupported all-India best-figures claim. 18 19 20 21

No ranking in the unresolved rows has been inferred from the selected subjects. The selected eleven are article subjects, not a confirmed team or an all-time India population. 18 19 20 21

Frequently asked questions

How many ODIs has Rohit Sharma played at Eden Park?

He has three verified ODI appearances at Eden Park Main Stadium through 3 November 2026: 14 March 2009, 25 January 2014 and 14 March 2015. He batted in all three, scoring 98 runs with one not-out. The scheduled 4 November 2026 match is excluded because it was unplayed at the source cutoff. 5 6 7 8 9

Why are T20Is not included in the Eden Park ODI match list?

The venue section is deliberately an ODI record at Eden Park Main Stadium. T20I, domestic, List A and Outer Oval appearances would be different format or venue scopes and cannot be substituted for an ODI scorecard. Rohit’s T20I career and T20I-versus-New Zealand rows are included separately where they answer the all-format sections. 4 5 16 17

How is Rohit’s Eden Park/New Zealand record different from his full ODI record against New Zealand?

At Eden Park against New Zealand he has two matches, two innings, 82 runs and an 82.00 average because one innings was not out. Across every venue against New Zealand he has 34 matches, 32 innings, 1,134 runs, a 36.58 average, two hundreds and six fifties. The two rows answer different questions and should not be merged. 6 10 11

Why are some bowling rates or fielding fields marked unavailable or undefined?

“Undefined” applies where the underlying event makes a rate meaningless, such as no wickets for a bowling average or strike rate, or no bowling innings at Eden Park. “Unavailable” applies where the consulted source did not provide a complete standardized field, such as career run-out involvement, match-level venue catches or T20I bowling versus New Zealand. Neither label is a disguised zero. 1 3 5 12 13 16

Is the 2015 Zimbabwe match really part of Rohit’s Eden Park record?

Yes. The complete GroundCode 018 ODI chronology includes Rohit’s 16 from 21 balls against Zimbabwe on 14 March 2015, and India won by six wickets. It is part of the all-opponent venue total but not part of the New Zealand-opponent slice. 6 9

For a separate, source-qualified earnings profile for Rohit Sharma, see Rohit Sharma net worth in rupees; it is identity context, not evidence for these cricket statistics.

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