The Rose Bowl
Southampton, England
100
T20 matches
152 across all formats
167
Avg 1st innings
52%
Toss winner wins
61%
Bat first win %
37%
Chase win %
First innings
High score257
Low score100
Mean167
Median168
Mean wickets6.4
Mean run rate8.38
Second innings
Highest chase212
Lowest defended123
Mean defended178
Chase win %37%
Toss and result
Bat first %48%
Field first %52%
Toss winner wins52%
Bat first wins61%
Chase wins39%
Powerplay (overs 1-6)
Mean runs (1st)48.3
Mean runs (2nd)47.1
Run rate (1st)8.0
Max runs (1st)86
Mean wickets (1st)1.4
Middle (overs 7-15)
Mean runs (1st)71.3
Mean runs (2nd)67
Run rate (1st)7.9
Max runs (1st)128
Mean wickets (1st)2.2
Death (overs 16-20)
Mean runs (1st)48.5
Mean runs (2nd)34.2
Run rate (1st)9.8
Max runs (1st)83
Mean wickets (1st)2.7
Boundaries per match
Mean fours26.2
Mean sixes8.5
Median fours27
Median sixes9
Match totals
Avg runs per match311
Max runs per match459
First innings totals: scored and defended
| Total | Reached | Defended |
|---|---|---|
| 100+ | 100% | 60% |
| 110+ | 98% | 61% |
| 120+ | 96% | 63% |
| 130+ | 90% | 64% |
| 140+ | 86% | 65% |
| 150+ | 74% | 69% |
| 160+ | 59% | 76% |
| 170+ | 47% | 81% |
| 180+ | 30% | 87% |
| 190+ | 16% | 94% |
| 200+ | 10% | 90% |
| 210+ | 7% | 100% |
| 220+ | 5% | 100% |
| 230+ | 4% | 100% |
| 240+ | 3% | 100% |
Most runs at The Rose Bowl
- James Vince2592 runs · SR 137.8
- Joe Weatherley1159 runs · SR 131.1
- Michael Alexander Carberry618 runs · SR 125.9
- Toby Edward Albert564 runs · SR 138.9
- Liam Dawson561 runs · SR 119.6
Most wickets at The Rose Bowl
- Chris Wood72 wkts · econ 7.57
- Liam Dawson69 wkts · econ 6.39
- James Fuller42 wkts · econ 7.69
- Scott William Currie40 wkts · econ 7.86
- Mason Crane34 wkts · econ 7.68
Based on 100 T20 matches. Phase runs include extras, so the three phase averages sum to the first-innings average. Each phase averages only the innings that reached it — 97 first innings and 91 second innings got to over 16. The Hundred is 100-ball cricket and is never mixed into these figures.
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