Ruturaj Gaikwad Eden Park Records: ODI Stats and Record vs New Zealand

Ruturaj Gaikwad has no verified ODI appearance at Eden Park Main Stadium, Auckland, through the 3 November 2026 source check. His completed international record at that point is 12 ODIs, 329 runs, one hundred, two fifties and five catches; his best ODI score is 105. The scheduled India–New Zealand ODI on 4 November 2026 was still unplayed at the cutoff and adds no appearance, score or result. 1 2 3 4 10 11

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This is a player-specific statistical reference page. For the ground itself, see the Eden Park pitch report and Auckland stadium guide; for the scheduled fixture context, see the New Zealand vs India first ODI prediction. The scheduled match is not treated as a confirmed XI or as a completed player appearance.

Key takeaways

• Gaikwad's Eden Park Main Stadium ODI count is 0, despite a complete 12-match ODI chronology and ground table. 3 4
• His ODI career line is 12 matches, 11 batting innings, 329 runs, 36.55/36.56 average, 86.80/86.81 strike rate, 105 highest score and five catches. The paired rates are a disclosed publisher-rounding difference. 1 2 7
• He has no verified ODI, T20I or Test appearance against New Zealand through the cutoff; the complete opponent tables account for all 12 ODIs and 23 T20Is elsewhere. 5 6 7
• The most useful contrast is therefore sample size: his 329 ODI runs come from matches against Australia, South Africa and West Indies, while both the Eden Park and New Zealand ODI samples are empty. 3 5

1. Overall international career records

Gaikwad is recorded as having no Test appearance, 12 completed ODIs and 23 completed T20Is at the stated cutoff. The combined row below adds only same-cutoff counters; it does not calculate a cross-format batting average or strike rate. 1 2 6 7

Batting records

* ESPNcricinfo displays ODI average/strike rate as 36.55/86.80, while Howstat and Cricbuzz display 36.56/86.81. ESPNcricinfo displays the T20I strike rate as 143.53, versus 143.54 on Howstat and Cricbuzz. The raw supplied counters explain the last-decimal differences; no figures have been blended. 1 2 6 7

Bowling records

The controlling career profiles identify Gaikwad as a batter and do not publish a detailed international bowling workload. Consequently, bowling innings, legal balls, overs, runs conceded, wickets and bowling rates are left as unavailable or not applicable rather than converted into invented zeros. With no published wickets, a bowling average, economy rate, bowling strike rate and best innings figure are undefined. 1 7

Fielding records

Catches and stumpings are available in the format career tables. A complete standardized career run-out involvement total is not established by the controlling sources, so it remains unavailable; a missing ledger is not evidence of zero. 1 2 6 7

The additive international counters are 35 matches, 31 batting innings, six not-outs, 962 runs, 820 balls, 96 fours, 30 sixes, two hundreds, six fifties and 16 catches. Those are counts, not a cross-format rate. 1 2 6 7

2. Detailed ODI career

Gaikwad's complete ODI record through 3 October 2026, the latest completed ODI in the source row before the 3 November source check, is 12 matches and 11 batting innings. The distinction matters: one match was a did-not-bat appearance, so it counts toward matches but not batting innings. 2 3 7

ODI batting

The raw counters are 329 runs divided by nine completed dismissals, or 36.5555…, and 329 × 100 divided by 379 balls, or 86.8073…. That is why credible publishers differ by one displayed final digit; it is not a second career total. 1 2 7

ODI bowling

A bowling match count cannot be safely substituted for the 12 team matches, because the profile evidence does not publish a bowling participation ledger. 1 7

ODI fielding

The five-catch count is published in the ODI career summaries. Run-out involvement is deliberately not shown as zero because no controlling source supplies a demonstrably complete standardized field. 1 2 7

3. Eden Park, Auckland ODI record

The venue scope here is Eden Park Main Stadium, also identified as Eden Park No. 1, not Eden Park Outer Oval, a T20I record or a general New Zealand-ground total. Howstat's complete 12-match ODI chronology and complete ground table contain no Eden Park row, which makes the zero an affirmative result rather than an unsearched gap. 3 4 11

Eden Park Main Stadium ODI batting

Eden Park Main Stadium ODI bowling and fielding

There is no Eden Park venue batting sample from which to calculate an average, strike rate or highest score. The scheduled 4 November 2026 New Zealand–India ODI was marked “Match yet to begin” at the source check and is excluded from every row above. 3 4 10 11

4. Every ODI appearance at Eden Park, chronologically

The verified list is empty. The table below is an explicit status row, not a placeholder for the unplayed 4 November fixture. Because there are no actual Eden Park appearances, there are no scorecard links, innings or match-level bowling/fielding events to enumerate. 3 4 10

For clarity, Gaikwad's complete ODI chronology does include a 6 December 2025 did-not-bat appearance at another venue. DNB is a match appearance without a batting innings; it is not an innings of zero. That row helps reconcile 12 ODI matches with 11 batting innings, but it is not an Eden Park entry. 2 3

The same complete chronology covers 12 matches at 12 non-Eden grounds, including the 105-run innings on 3 December 2025 and two later unbeaten scores of 13 and 31. Those performances belong to the overall ODI sample, not to Eden Park. 3 4

5. ODI record against New Zealand at every venue

Gaikwad has no verified ODI against New Zealand at any venue through the cutoff. Howstat's complete ODI opponent set contains Australia (2 matches), South Africa (6) and West Indies (4), accounting for all 12 ODIs; New Zealand is absent. 5

ODI batting versus New Zealand

ODI bowling versus New Zealand

ODI fielding versus New Zealand

The zeroes in the batting and fielding counters mean no verified match occurred in the slice; the dashes/not-applicable labels for rates mean there is no innings or bowling sample. They should not be read as a claim that he bowled without taking a wicket. 5 7

6. All-format records against New Zealand

The opponent record is empty in all three formats. The Test zero is independently supported by the career profile; the complete ODI and T20I opponent tables account for every completed match without a New Zealand row. 6 7

Batting against New Zealand by format

Bowling against New Zealand by format

Fielding against New Zealand by format

The absence of a New Zealand row is not a claim about a future fixture. It describes completed records only through 3 November 2026; the 4 November ODI had not started when the sources were checked. 5 6 7 10

Venue vs ODI career vs New Zealand opponent

This compact comparison shows why the three scopes should not be merged. Eden Park is a venue slice, the ODI career is a format-wide sample, and the New Zealand row is an opponent slice. 3 4 5 11

Gaikwad's ODI career sample is therefore built entirely from Australia, South Africa and West Indies matches. The most substantial individual entry in the supplied chronology is 105, while the two no-appearance slices cannot be used to judge venue form or New Zealand matchup performance. 3 5

Shared Eden Park context is available only for supported categories: India's complete venue register contains 11 India-involving ODIs; Virender Sehwag's 112 is the supported highest India innings in the opened high-score table; and Javagal Srinath's 12 wickets lead the supported India venue wicket context, with 4/23 his own best listed innings. These are venue-context findings, not a complete all-India ranking of every requested category. 12 13 17 18 19

The broader India-wide leaderboards for aggregate runs, best average with at least two innings, best strike rate with at least two innings and 50 balls, and most individual appearances remain unresolved in the bounded source set. The available aggregate tables either expose limited displayed rows, use a five-innings/200-run minimum, omit balls faced, or provide only team match rows. No all-time rank is inferred from the selected subjects. 13 14 15 16

FAQs

How many ODI matches has Ruturaj Gaikwad played at Eden Park?

Zero through 3 November 2026. The complete ODI chronology and ground table contain 12 matches at 12 non-Eden grounds, and the scheduled 4 November fixture was still unplayed. 3 4 10

Why are T20I figures not included in the Eden Park ODI total?

The requested venue record is for men's ODIs at Eden Park Main Stadium. A T20I, an Outer Oval match or an appearance at another New Zealand ground would be a different scope. Gaikwad's separate T20I career stands at 23 matches and 633 runs, but it cannot be substituted into an ODI venue record. 6 11

Why does his ODI average appear as both 36.55 and 36.56?

ESPNcricinfo displays 36.55, while Howstat and Cricbuzz display 36.56 from the same supplied headline counters: 329 runs in 11 innings with two not-outs. The underlying quotient is 36.5555…, so the difference is publisher rounding. 1 2 7

Has Gaikwad played New Zealand in any international format?

No verified completed appearance is recorded against New Zealand in Tests, ODIs or T20Is through the stated cutoff. The complete opponent tables account for his 12 ODIs and 23 T20Is against other teams; the scheduled 4 November 2026 match is excluded because it had not begun. 5 6 7 10

Why is run-out involvement marked unavailable instead of zero?

The controlling career tables publish catches and stumpings but do not provide a demonstrably complete standardized run-out involvement ledger. Individual scorecard events cannot safely be added into a career total, so the field remains unavailable rather than being presented as a false zero. 1 2 6 7

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