Shubman Gill Hnry Stadium Wellington Stats

Shubman Gill has played one international match at Wellington’s Hnry Stadium. It was the fifth ODI of India’s 2018–19 tour of New Zealand on 3 February 2019, when he made 7 from 11 balls before Matt Henry dismissed him. India won by 35 runs, 252 to 217, according to the full scorecard.

That is the complete verified Hnry record through 4 November 2026. Gill has no verified Test or T20I appearance at this ground. The 27 October 2026 Wellington T20I was checked separately: Gill was not in India’s XI, so that match does not add a venue appearance or a zero to his statistics. Hnry Stadium is the Wellington venue formerly shown as Westpac Stadium; it is not Basin Reserve.

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Key takeaways

Gill’s Hnry Stadium record is 7 runs from one ODI innings, with a strike rate of 63.63.

His only venue match was India’s 35-run ODI win over New Zealand on 3 February 2019.

His career totals at the 4 November cutoff are 3,043 Test runs, 3,750 ODI runs and 869 T20I runs.

Against New Zealand across formats, his separate totals are 324 Test runs, 795 ODI runs and 144 T20I runs.

Shubman Gill at Hnry Stadium: complete record

The venue record is short because Gill has only one verified appearance at this ground. Statsguru’s complete ODI query for records ground ID 1166 returns one innings: 7 runs from 11 balls, dismissed, against New Zealand on 3 February 2019. The ground is labelled Hnry Stadium, Wellington in the current records system, while the original scorecard calls it Westpac Stadium, Wellington. See the venue’s Wellington ground guide for the stadium’s broader history and naming context.

Format	Matches	Innings	Not out	Runs	Highest	Average	Balls	Strike rate	100s	50s
Test	No verified record	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
ODI	1	1	0	7	7	7.00	11	63.63	0	0
T20I	No verified record	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—

The null Test and T20I entries are deliberate. A missing venue-filtered batting row is not evidence that Gill scored zero. For the T20I question, the 27 October 2026 scorecard confirms that India’s Wellington XI did not include him. The source queries are ODI venue records, Test venue records and T20I venue records.

Match-by-match Hnry Stadium scorecard

Date	Format	Opponent	Match result	Gill batting	Bowling	Fielding	Source
3 Feb 2019	ODI	New Zealand	India won by 35 runs; India 252, New Zealand 217	7 (11), c Santner b Henry	DNB	Not separately verified	Scorecard

Gill came in at No. 3 after India lost both openers early. He was out at 17 for 3 in the seventh over, with one four in his 11-ball stay. That is the complete individual venue row, not a team-win statistic: India’s result and Gill’s contribution are reported separately in the scorecard.

Career records by international format

The current career baseline comes from the complete Statsguru format queries, with the 4 November 2026 Auckland ODI included in the ODI totals. The Cricinfo player profile remains useful for identity and context, but its visible summary table has not yet reflected that completed Auckland match.

Format	Matches	Innings	Not out	Runs	Highest	Average	Balls	Strike rate	100s	50s
Test	43	77	7	3,043	269	43.47	4,956	61.40	11	9
ODI	71	70	11	3,750	223*	63.55	3,650	102.73	11	20
T20I	36	36	5	869	126*	28.03	627	138.59	1	3

Gill’s international bowling has been occasional rather than a second statistical lane. The current bowling records list 3.1 overs, 9 runs and no wickets in Tests, and 3.0 overs, 25 runs and no wickets in ODIs. He has no recorded T20I bowling innings. The notation is legal-ball notation: 3.1 overs means 19 balls, not 3.1 decimal overs. See the Test bowling query, ODI bowling query and T20I bowling query.

Gill’s record against New Zealand

His record against New Zealand is separate from his record at Hnry Stadium. The opponent filter includes matches played in India, England, the United Arab Emirates and elsewhere, so it should not be read as a Wellington table.

Format	Matches	Innings	Not out	Runs	Highest	Average	Balls	Strike rate	100s	50s
Test	5	10	0	324	90	32.40	592	54.72	0	2
ODI	16	16	3	795	208	61.15	793	100.25	2	4
T20I	3	3	1	144	126*	72.00	78	184.61	1	0

The ODI opponent total includes Gill’s 37 from 56 balls at Auckland on 4 November 2026, when India won a rain-affected first ODI by five wickets under DLS. The Auckland scorecard is the row-level source. The prior rendered Statsguru opponent table showed 15 matches and 758 runs through January 2026; adding the completed Auckland innings gives 795 runs from 16 matches, with 13 dismissals and a reproducible average of 61.15.

The T20I high point against New Zealand remains Gill’s unbeaten 126 from 63 balls in Ahmedabad in February 2023. That innings belongs in the all-opponent record, not in the Hnry table. The T20I opponent query keeps the distinction clear.

What the 2019 Wellington innings says—and does not say

Gill’s seven came in a difficult start to India’s innings. Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan fell before him, and Gill was dismissed at 6.6 overs. India nevertheless recovered through Ambati Rayudu’s 90, Vijay Shankar’s 45 and Hardik Pandya’s 45, reaching 252. New Zealand were bowled out for 217, and India completed a 35-run win.

The match is useful historical context, but it is not a basis for a current pitch forecast or a claim about how Gill will perform in a future fixture. It also should not be blended with Basin Reserve records. For current timing and venue information around India’s Wellington fixtures, use the live second-ODI time and venue article. For a separate player comparison, see Virat Kohli’s Hnry Stadium records.

The complete source row also records Gill as did not bowl. No fielding contribution is asserted here because it was not separately verified in the consulted scorecard extract. That restraint matters in a one-match sample: adding an assumed catch or calling an unavailable value zero would overstate what the evidence shows.

Frequently asked questions

How many times has Shubman Gill played at Hnry Stadium?

He has one verified international appearance at the venue: the 3 February 2019 ODI against New Zealand. Statsguru’s ground filter returns one ODI innings, and no Test or T20I batting record is available for the venue.

What did Gill score at Hnry Stadium?

He scored 7 from 11 balls, with one four, and was dismissed caught by Santner off Matt Henry. His venue ODI average is therefore 7.00 and his strike rate is 63.63.

Did Shubman Gill play in the 27 October 2026 Wellington T20I?

No. The Wellington T20I scorecard lists India’s XI without Gill. That match does not create a Gill venue appearance.

What is Gill’s ODI record against New Zealand?

Through 4 November 2026, he has 795 ODI runs in 16 innings from 16 matches against New Zealand, with three not-outs, an average of 61.15, a strike rate of 100.25, two hundreds and four fifties. This is an opponent record, not a Hnry-only record.

What is Gill’s international career total by format?

The current totals are 3,043 Test runs from 43 matches, 3,750 ODI runs from 71 matches and 869 T20I runs from 36 matches. The format table above includes innings, not-outs, averages, strike rates, hundreds and fifties.

Is Hnry Stadium the same as Basin Reserve?

No. Hnry Stadium is the Wellington venue formerly shown as Westpac Stadium and other Westpac/Sky naming variants. Basin Reserve is a different ground and is excluded from this record set.