County Ground, Bristol pitch history and T20I records

T20i Cricket Returns to the County Ground in Bristol for the First Time since 2022 As England Gear Up to Take On the West Indies. It is the second t20i of the nail three-match series, with England leading 1-0.

England will be keen to win the upcoming match and gain an unusable 2-0 lead against the Two-Time T20 World Cup Winners. The Match Will Begin at the County Ground at 7 PM Ist On Sunday, June 8.

Before the Second T20i Between England and West Indies Begins, here’s a Quick Look at the Pitch History and T20i Stats of the Venue.

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County Ground, Bristol T20i Records

Six T20i Have Taken Place in Bristol So Far. England has participated in oven of them and recorded just a solitary win. The West Indies will be Keen to Take Advantage of England’s Poor Record and Level the Series.

Here are some other crucial stats to know from the previous six t20i Played in Bristol:

T20i Played Matches: 6

Won by Teams Batting First: 3

Won by Teams Batting Second: 3

Highest individual score: 100* – Rohit sharma (Ind) vs England, 2018

Best Bowling Figures: 5/30 – Wayne Parnell (SA) vs Ireland, 2022

Highest Total team: 234/6 – England vs South Africa, 2022

Lowst Total Team: 138 – Ireland vs South Africa, 2022

Highest successful run-chase: 201/3 – India vs England, 2018

AVERING FIRST INNINGS SCORE: 184.

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County Ground, Bristol Pitch Report

Bristol has always been a high-scoring came, with teams frequently registering totals around the 200-run Mark. In 2018, Indian Opener Rohit Sharma Smashed a Century Against England at this came. West Indies Openers Evin Lewis and Johnson Charles will love to do the same when they walk out in Bristol for the Second T20i.

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County Ground, Bristol Last T20i Match

South Africa Beat Ireland by 44 Runs in the Most recent T20i Hosted by Bristol on August 5, 2022. Reeza Hendricks’ 42-Run Knock Helped the Proteas Post 182/6 in 20 Overs.

Chasing 183, Ireland Were Skittled Out for 138 AS Wayne Parnell Bagged a Five-Wicket Haul for the Proteas. A Total of 14 Sixes Were Hit in That Contest. Here is the match summary:

Brief Scores: South Africa 182/6 (Reeza Hendricks 42, Gareth Delary 2/24) Beat Ireland 138 (Harry Tector 34, Wayne Parnell 5/30) by 44 Runs.