Shubman Gill Eden Park Records: ODI Stats and Record vs New Zealand

Shubman Gill has one Eden Park Main Stadium ODI appearance through the 3 November 2026 source check: he made 50 from 65 balls against New Zealand on 25 November 2022, with one four and three sixes. He was caught by Devon Conway off Lockie Ferguson as India lost by seven wickets. The scheduled India–New Zealand ODI on 4 November 2026 was still unplayed at that cutoff, so it is not an appearance, scorecard or addition to Gill’s record. 1 8 17 18

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For the ground’s format-specific context, see the Eden Park ODI records and stadium guide. The upcoming fixture is covered separately in our New Zealand vs India first-ODI prediction.

This is a source-qualified statistical profile, not a confirmed team-sheet report. Gill’s overall figures below use the current ESPNcricinfo/Cricinfo profile and the associated Statsguru tables as the controlling display. The Eden Park list is complete for men’s ODIs at the Main Stadium through 3 November 2026; Outer Oval, domestic/List A cricket, T20Is and other New Zealand grounds are excluded.

Key takeaways

• Gill’s current international career line is 43 Tests, 70 ODIs and 36 T20Is. Across the three formats, the supplied raw totals add to 149 matches, 182 batting innings, 7,625 runs and 84 catches; cross-format averages and strike rates are not meaningful and are not calculated.
• His ODI record is 3,713 runs at a displayed average of 64.01 and strike rate of 103.31, with 11 hundreds and 20 fifties. His highest ODI score is 223*.
• His lone Eden Park ODI produced 50 from 65. He did not bowl there, and venue bowling rates are therefore not applicable rather than zero-rate records.
• Against New Zealand in ODIs at all venues, Gill has 758 runs in 15 matches at the displayed average of 63.16 and strike rate of 102.84, including 208 and two hundreds.

1. Overall international career records

The format rows below keep Test, ODI and T20I batting and bowling rates separate. They are not averaged together. ESPNcricinfo’s combined tables support the additive all-format counts shown later. 1 5 6 7

Batting

Gill’s ODI row is the strongest of his three format averages in this supplied cutoff sample, while his T20I strike rate is the highest. Those comparisons are within the separate format rows, not a cross-format rate. 1

Bowling

The overs notation is base-six cricket notation. Gill’s economy rates are displayed source values; his bowling average and bowling strike rate remain undefined where wickets are zero. The listed ODI 0/11 is a raw best-figures display, not a wicket-taking performance. 1 3 6

Fielding

The absence of a complete run-out-involvement total is not evidence of zero. The catches and stumpings are the published format-level figures; scorecard-level observations cannot safely be summed into a career ledger. 1 4 7

Additive all-format counts

Only raw counts that can be added across the three supplied format rows are shown here. No cross-format batting average, strike rate, bowling average, economy or bowling strike rate is calculated. 5 6 7

The all-format total of 149 matches is the sum of the three format rows, not a claim that a single match can be counted in more than one format. The combined bowling table displays 37 legal balls, 34 runs and no wickets; a cross-format bowling average or strike rate is undefined. 5 6

2. Detailed ODI career

Gill’s controlling ODI career line is 70 matches, 69 batting innings, 11 not-outs and 3,713 runs. ESPN/Cricinfo displays 64.01 and 433 fours; Howstat’s current display shows 432 fours; Cricbuzz shows the same matches and runs but displays a 64.02 average and 434 fours, while an older Howstat overview snapshot shows 67 matches and 3,379 runs. The current ESPN/Cricinfo row is used here, and those differences are retained rather than blended or silently corrected. Howstat’s current ground and opponent tables independently reconcile to 70 matches and 3,713 runs. 1 2 8 9 19 20

ODI batting profile

The raw counters explain the profile: Gill has passed fifty in 31 of his 69 ODI innings when hundreds and fifties are read as the published scoring categories, while 11 of those innings reached three figures. This is a description of the supplied combined totals, not a claim about a particular batting position or future match. 1 2

ODI bowling profile

Gill’s ODI profile establishes two bowling innings, but not a separately published count of matches in which he bowled. It is therefore not replaced with an inferred match count. 3 1

ODI fielding profile

3. Eden Park, Auckland ODI record

This section is limited to Eden Park Main Stadium in Auckland, the international ground rather than Outer Oval or any other New Zealand venue. Howstat’s complete ground table lists one Gill ODI there, and its innings detail identifies the same 25 November 2022 scorecard. 8 17 18

Eden Park ODI total

Gill’s 50 is both his Eden Park high and his only innings at the ground. His venue average is based on one dismissal, while the 76.92 strike rate is the scorecard’s displayed value for 50 from 65. The source record confirms no Gill bowling entry and no credited catch or stumping in the match. 8 17 18

4. Every ODI appearance at Eden Park, chronologically

The venue register for Gill contains one completed ODI appearance through 3 November 2026. Because this is a complete one-row list, there are no additional Gill ODI scorecards to add. The 4 November 2026 fixture was unplayed at the cutoff and is expressly excluded. 8 17 18

This match is also the complete Eden Park-versus-New Zealand slice for Gill: one match, one innings, 50 runs, one fifty and no bowling or credited catch. It should not be confused with his wider ODI record against New Zealand, which includes matches at other grounds. 8 9 17 18

5. ODI record against New Zealand at every venue

The opponent record is an all-venue ODI filter. It includes Gill’s Eden Park innings but is broader than the venue record and should be read as a separate sample. ESPN Statsguru and Howstat both show 15 matches, 15 innings, three not-outs and 758 runs. 2 9 11 12

ODI batting and fielding versus New Zealand

The displayed average and strike rate are preserved exactly. Recomputing from the visible counters gives 63.17 and 102.85 after ordinary two-decimal rounding, so the one-hundredth differences are treated as publisher display differences, not corrected figures. Gill’s 758 runs against New Zealand are slightly above one-fifth of his 3,713-run ODI career total, but the samples have different match counts and should not be presented as interchangeable averages. 1 9 11

ODI bowling versus New Zealand

The all-round opponent table records four catches and no wickets. No bowling rate is converted into a zero because there is no bowling workload in this filtered record. 12

6. All-format records against New Zealand

Gill’s Test, ODI and T20I records against New Zealand are shown separately. Boundaries are included where the supplied opponent tables publish them; bowling rates remain not applicable where no bowling innings is recorded. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Batting versus New Zealand by format

The format contrast is clear without merging rates: his New Zealand T20I sample has the highest displayed average and strike rate, the ODI sample has the most runs and hundreds and the largest batting-innings sample, while the Test sample has no century. 10 11 13 15

Bowling and fielding versus New Zealand by format

The three opponent all-format rows contain no recorded Gill wickets. “Unavailable” in the run-out column means a complete standardized involvement total was not published; it does not mean no run-out involvement ever occurred. 12 14 16

Venue versus ODI career versus New Zealand

The most useful comparison keeps the three scopes side by side: the one-match Eden Park sample, Gill’s complete ODI career and his 15-match ODI record against New Zealand at every venue. 1 8 9 11 17

The venue sample is narrower and less productive by rate than Gill’s career and New Zealand totals, but one innings cannot establish a stable venue trend. The opponent row is much closer to his career average and strike rate than the Eden Park row, while retaining a distinct 208 high and two hundreds. 1 8 9 11

Supported Eden Park India context

Shared venue records provide context, but they do not supply an all-time ranking for Gill. The complete register contains 11 India-involving Eden Park ODIs, which is a team match count, not an individual appearance count. Among supported India-specific venue results, Virender Sehwag’s 112 is the highest India innings shown in the opened descending high-score table. Javagal Srinath’s 12 wickets lead the supported India wicket table, and his 4/23 is his own best Eden Park innings figure. These are qualified venue-table results, not a claim that every all-India category has been resolved. 21 22 23 24 25

The unresolved total-run, qualified-average, qualified-strike-rate and individual-appearance rankings are deliberately not inferred from the selected subjects. The opened total-runs, average and strike-rate tables do not provide a qualifying India answer, and the match register does not identify individual appearance totals. 21 22 26 27 28 Sehwag’s 112 is the supported highest India venue innings; Srinath’s 4/23 is the supported Srinath figure, not an unsupported all-India best-figures conclusion. 21 23 24 25

FAQs

How many ODIs has Shubman Gill played at Eden Park?

Gill has played one ODI at Eden Park Main Stadium, the 25 November 2022 match against New Zealand. He scored 50 from 65 balls. The scheduled 4 November 2026 ODI was unplayed at the 3 November source cutoff and is not included. 8 17 18

Why are T20I matches not included in the Eden Park appearance count?

The requested venue record is for men’s ODIs at Eden Park Main Stadium. T20Is, Outer Oval matches, domestic/List A matches and other New Zealand grounds are different scopes. Gill’s T20I record against New Zealand is reported separately in the all-format section.

What is Gill’s ODI record against New Zealand?

At every venue, Gill has 15 ODI matches, 758 runs, three not-outs, a displayed average of 63.16, a displayed strike rate of 102.84, a highest score of 208, two hundreds, four fifties and four catches. The Eden Park innings is one part of that broader opponent sample. 9 11 12

Did Gill bowl at Eden Park or take a catch in the 2022 ODI?

The opened scorecard lists no Gill bowling entry and credits no Gill catch or stumping. His venue bowling rates are therefore not applicable, not zero-rate bowling statistics. A complete run-out-involvement ledger is not published, so that field remains unavailable rather than being treated as zero. 17 18

Are the ODI average and four-count figures identical across every publisher?

No. The controlling ESPN/Cricinfo display used here is 64.01 and 433 fours. Howstat’s current display shows 432 fours, while Cricbuzz displays 64.02 and 434 fours; an older Howstat overview shows a stale 67-match, 3,379-run snapshot. Howstat’s current ground and opponent tables reconcile to 70 matches and 3,713 runs. The displays are reported as a source qualification, not averaged or silently corrected. 1 8 9 19 20

Is this a complete all-field statistical ledger?

It is complete for the supported six requested scopes and for Gill’s Eden Park ODI appearance enumeration through the stated cutoff, but some fields remain unavailable in the public sources. In particular, a standardized complete career or opponent run-out-involvement total is not published, and bowling averages or strike rates are undefined or not applicable where there are no wickets or bowling innings.

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