Shreyas Iyer Eden Park Records: ODI Stats and Record vs New Zealand

Shreyas Iyer has made 2 ODI appearances at Eden Park Main Stadium, Auckland, scoring 132 runs from 133 balls at 66.00, with two fifties, 11 fours, five sixes and one catch. Both matches were against New Zealand: 52 in February 2020 and 80 in November 2022. The record below covers men’s ODIs at the Main Stadium only—not Outer Oval, domestic/List A cricket or T20Is—and excludes the scheduled, unplayed 4 November 2026 ODI. The main records were checked on 3 November 2026 at 16:40:29 IST; the reconciled T20I chronology was checked through Iyer’s completed match on 1 November 2026. 678910

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Key takeaways

• Iyer’s Eden Park ODI sample is small but productive: 132 runs in two innings, including 52 and 80, for a 66.00 average.
• His current ODI career row is 82 matches, 3,136 runs at 45.45 and 97.85, with five hundreds, 24 fifties and 32 catches. 2
• His all-venue ODI record against New Zealand is stronger on average than his career ODI row: 671 runs at 55.92 in 13 matches, with two hundreds and four fifties. 111213
• The earlier T20I count conflict is resolved by a complete chronology: 77 T20Is, 1,820 runs and 73 batting innings through 1 November 2026. The older 70-match profile display is a stale snapshot, not a competing current total. 3452021

1. Overall international career records

The three format rows below keep batting, bowling and fielding separate. Bowling average and bowling strike rate are undefined in every format because Iyer has taken no international wicket; an economy rate is shown only where legal balls and runs conceded are recorded. The T20I row uses the reconciled current chronology and Howstat overview, independently confirmed by the current Statsguru innings table. 123520212223

Batting

The T20I chronology contains 77 match rows, 73 batting innings and 15 not-outs. ESPNcricinfo’s current Statsguru table agrees on the raw counters but displays 31.37 and 142.07, while Howstat’s displayed rates are 31.38 and 142.08; the difference is publisher rounding/truncation. ESPNcricinfo’s profile headline still shows 70 matches and 1,656 runs through 11 October, so it is not used as the current total. 34520

Bowling

The ODI total of 37 legal balls includes a 0.1-over spell: cricket overs use base-six notation, so 0.1 means one legal ball rather than one tenth of an over. The displayed best figures are non-wicket figures, not evidence of a wicket-taking performance. 16171820

Fielding

The three formats add to 173 matches, 173 batting innings, 24 not-outs, 5,767 runs, 5,773 balls, seven hundreds, 40 fifties, 526 fours, 163 sixes, seven bowling innings, 45 legal balls, 43 runs conceded and zero wickets. These are additive counts only; no cross-format batting average, batting strike rate, bowling average or bowling strike rate is meaningful. 12320

2. Detailed ODI career

Iyer’s controlling ODI row runs through his listed match on 19 July 2026. The profile displays a 97.85 strike rate; Cricinfo displays 97.84 for the same 3,136 runs and 3,205 balls, a disclosed publisher-rounding difference rather than a blended figure. 2416

This is a batter-led ODI career: five bowling innings account for only 37 legal deliveries and no wickets; the supplied profile does not publish a separate bowling-match count. The absence of a standardized career run-out ledger must not be read as zero; Howstat’s batting chronology records occasions when Iyer himself was dismissed run out, which is a different statistic from run-outs effected by him. 216

3. Eden Park, Auckland ODI record

This section is restricted to Eden Park Main Stadium, Howstat ground code 018. Iyer’s two-match row reconciles exactly with the two opened scorecards: 52 plus 80 equals 132 runs, 57 plus 76 equals 133 balls, and the boundary totals are 11 fours and five sixes. He did not bowl in either match. 678910

The 66.00 venue average is built from two dismissals, not a not-out-inflated sample. The two scores also mean the all-opponent Eden Park row and the venue-versus-New Zealand slice are identical for Iyer, but that coincidence does not replace his wider 13-match ODI record against New Zealand. 6789101112

4. Every ODI appearance at Eden Park, chronologically

The complete player-ground chronology returns exactly these two Main Stadium ODIs. “Did not bowl” means no bowling appearance; it is not a zero-wicket bowling spell. The scheduled 4 November 2026 match is absent because it had not been played at the cutoff. 78910

The chronological shape is useful: the first innings was boundary-led but slower at 91.23, while the second reached 80 from 76 balls at 105.26 with four sixes. Both innings ended in catches, and neither scorecard lists Iyer among India’s bowlers. 910

5. ODI record against New Zealand at every venue

Across all venues, Iyer has faced New Zealand in 13 ODIs and batted in 12 innings. One of the 13 matches, 27 November 2022 at Seddon Park, is a DNB: it counts as a match but not as a batting innings and must not be converted into a zero. The aggregate balls faced, 695, reconcile from the complete filtered chronology. 11121316

Batting and fielding

The 55.92 average against New Zealand is above Iyer’s 45.45 ODI career average, although his 96.55 opponent strike rate is just below his 97.85 career display. The 13-match sample includes the two Eden Park innings, but also scores at Seddon Park, Bay Oval, Hagley Oval, HPCA Stadium, Wankhede, Dubai, Kotambi, Saurashtra and Holkar, so it should not be described as an Eden-only record. 2111213

ODI-v-New Zealand batting chronology

The chronology shows two hundreds—the 103 in Hamilton and 105 at Wankhede—and four additional fifties in the complete opponent row. It also shows why DNB is a status, not a batting innings of zero. 1213

Bowling against New Zealand

Iyer’s complete ODI bowling progression contains five bowling innings, none against New Zealand. Therefore a New Zealand bowling economy or rate should not be manufactured from his career row. 16

6. All-format records against New Zealand

The following rows separate New Zealand records by format and do not treat an ODI venue slice as an all-venue opponent total. Test records are supported through the source table’s 2024 endpoint; the T20I opponent row includes completed matches through 1 November 2026. 141519

Batting against New Zealand

The format contrast is clear rather than interchangeable: Iyer’s best New Zealand average is in ODIs at 55.92, while his T20I record has the fastest scoring rate at 132.95 but a 25.07 average. The T20I row uses current Statsguru and Howstat opponent data; it is separate from the resolved overall T20I career total and carries the 1 November 2026 endpoint. 141519

Bowling and fielding against New Zealand

No fetched bowling progression contains a New Zealand row for Iyer in Test, ODI or T20I. “No verified row” is therefore the correct statement about bowling workload; it is not a claim that a missing source field represents a zero-over spell. 16171819

Venue vs ODI career vs New Zealand

The venue sample has Iyer’s highest average and strike rate of the three rows, but only two innings. The all-venue New Zealand record is more substantial and still carries a higher average than his career ODI row. This is a sample comparison, not a claim about an all-time Indian ranking. 2611

At venue level, the shared India context supports Virender Sehwag’s 112 as the highest India innings found in the opened sorted Eden Park table and Javagal Srinath’s 12 wickets as the supported India venue-leading wicket tally; Srinath’s own best is 4/23. The broader India aggregate-runs, best-average-at-least-two-innings, best-strike-rate-with-at-least-50-balls and most-appearances rankings remain unresolved, so no selected-player or all-time rank is inferred here. 2425262728

For ground conditions and the venue’s wider history, see the Eden Park pitch report and Auckland ODI stadium guide. The scheduled fixture context is covered separately in the New Zealand vs India first ODI prediction; that preview does not change this article’s cutoff totals. Readers comparing same-release profiles can also consult Rohit Sharma’s Eden Park ODI record, with the same venue-scope qualification.

FAQs

How many ODIs has Shreyas Iyer played at Eden Park?

He has played 2 Eden Park Main Stadium ODIs through 3 November 2026, both against New Zealand. He scored 52 on 8 February 2020 and 80 on 25 November 2022. 678910

Why are T20Is not included in the Eden Park ODI totals?

The venue record in this article is deliberately limited to men’s ODIs at Eden Park Main Stadium. T20Is, Outer Oval matches and domestic/List A records are different competitions or venues and cannot be substituted into an ODI ground row. 6

How does Iyer’s Eden Park record compare with his New Zealand ODI record?

His Eden Park row is 132 runs at 66.00 from two innings. Across every venue against New Zealand, he has 671 runs at 55.92 in 13 matches and 12 innings. The Eden row is therefore the better average, but it is also the much smaller sample. 61112

Does Iyer have a bowling record against New Zealand?

No Test, ODI or T20I New Zealand split in the supplied bowling progressions verifies a bowling appearance for him. His overall international tables do show limited bowling—five ODI bowling innings, one Test bowling innings and one T20I bowling innings—but none produced a wicket. Bowling averages and strike rates are consequently undefined or not applicable, rather than false zeros. 161718

What does DNB mean in the New Zealand ODI list?

DNB means “did not bat.” Iyer’s 27 November 2022 match at Seddon Park counts among his 13 ODI matches against New Zealand but not among his 12 batting innings. It is not a score of zero and has no batting average or strike rate. 1213

Which T20I total is current?

The reconciled current total is 77 T20Is, 73 batting innings, 15 not-outs and 1,820 runs through 1 November 2026. The 70-match, 1,656-run ESPNcricinfo profile headline is an older display ending on 11 October; a current Statsguru chronology independently contains all 77 rows. 34520

Are Iyer’s career run-outs recorded as zero?

No. A complete standardized fielder run-out ledger was not published in the supplied career tables, so career run-out involvement is unavailable, not zero. At Eden Park specifically, the two opened scorecards show no run-out involvement, which is a separate venue-specific observation. 6910

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