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Edgbaston Ground Fixture, Schedule and Time Table

Edgbaston Cricket Ground will host 5 Cricket World Cup 2019 matches. Birmingham Ground is historic ground after Lord’s which already hosted group stage matches for ICC Cricket World Cups including (1975 Cricket World Cup, 1979 Cricket World Cup and the 1983 Cricket World Cup). Edgbaston is first ground after Lord’s to host any mega event of the International Cricket Council, which hosted ICC 2013 Champions Trophy.

The ground will host the entire England cricket schedule 2020 games for Test, ODI, and Twenty20 format. Edgbaston Cricket Ground to host first-class, List A and domestic T20 tournaments of English cricket summer 2020. The stadium will host Specsavers County Championship, English County Championship and Vitality Blast. The opening match of the Vitality Blast scheduled on May 8 between host team Warwickshire and Durham.

The cricket summer 2020 will commence from April 19 with Specsavers County Championship opening match between Warwickshire and Northamptonshire. As per the Edgbaston Ground Fixture -The Ground will host Vitality Blast T20 both semi-finals and final. Both semi-finals are scheduled on the same date September 5 between the top four teams at Vitality Blast points table.

According to the Vitality Blast Fixture the final match on Scheduled on the same date between the 1st and 2nd semi-final winners. A total number of ten matches for Vitality Blast scheduled on Edgbaston including semi-finals and final of the tournament. As per England Cricket Schedule – Edgbaston Cricket Ground will host 2nd Test – England v West Indies under the umbrella of ICC World Test Championship commencing from July 12.

Tournaments

  • The Hundred
  • The Women’s Hundred
  • Ireland Tour of England
  • Royal London One-Day Cup
  • ICC World Test Championship
  • Specsavers County Championship

A single One-Day International match scheduled between England and Ireland starting from September 12. Edgbaston Stadium will host The Hundred, Royal One-Day Cup, Specsavers County Championships and The Women’s Hundred. Edgbaston Ground Fixture – A single match of “The Women’s Hundred” scheduled between Birmingham Phoenix v Southern Brave on July 24.

Date Fixture Tournament
Apr 19

Warwickshire v Northamptonshire


Specsavers County Championship

Apr 25 Warwickshire v Lancashire Specsavers County Championship
May 8 Warwickshire v Hampshire Specsavers County Championship
May 22 Warwickshire v Somerset Specsavers County Championship
May Warwickshire v Durham Vitality Blast
Jun 3 Warwickshire v Yorkshire Vitality Blast
Jun 5 Warwickshire v Lancashire Vitality Blast
Jun 12 2nd Test – England v West Indies ICC World Test Championship
Jun 23 Warwickshire v Northamptonshire Vitality Blast
Jun 26 Warwickshire v Derbyshire Vitality Blast
Jul 5 Warwickshire v Kent Specsavers County Championship
Jul 10 Warwickshire v Worcestershire Vitality Blast
Jul 12 Warwickshire v Nottinghamshire Vitality Blast
Jul 18 Birmingham Phoenix v London Spirit The Hundred
Jul 20 Warwickshire v Somerset Royal London One-Day Cup
Jul 24 Birmingham Phoenix Women v Southern Brave Women The Hundred
Jul 24 Birmingham Phoenix v Southern Brave The Women’s Hundred
Jul 31 Warwickshire v Nottinghamshire Royal London One-Day Cup
Aug 3 Birmingham Phoenix v Manchester Originals The Hundred
Aug 8 Birmingham Phoenix v Trent Rockets The Hundred
Aug 29 Warwickshire v Surrey Specsavers County Championship
Sep 5 1st Semi-Final – TBC v TBC Vitality Blast
Sep 5 2nd Semi-Final – TBC v TBC Vitality Blast
Sep 5 Final – TBC v TBC Vitality Blast
Sep 12 2nd ODI – England v Ireland One-Day Series
Sep 22 Warwickshire v Essex Specsavers County Championship

Edgbaston Cricket Ground History, Records and Stats

Edgbaston Cricket Ground is home ground to Warwickshire County Cricket Club. The ground as County Ground or Edgbaston Stadium or Birmingham Cricket Stadium. The first England ground after Lord’s to host a significant ODI tournament final when it hosted the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy. Edgbaston is 4th largest after Lord’s, Old Trafford and The Oval Cricket Stadium with permanent seating for approximately 25000 spectators.

The major redevelopment took place for Edgbaston Cricket Stadium at the cost of £32 million between 2010 and 2011. Ground seating capacity increased to 25000; Pavilions redeveloped completely, which dated back to the 1890s. William Ansell Stands and Leslie Deakins, R. V. Ryder Stands, newly constructed as part of development during January 2010.

Floodlights pylons permanently erected around the ground during April 2011, allowing 15 days of D/N cricket annually. The first International Test match played between England and India on August 10, 2011, after the redevelopment of the venue. During the 3rd Test of the series, England beat India with an innings and 242 runs. England ranked number 1 position in the ICC Test Championship for the first time.

The highest individual innings in Twenty20 records – 84-Aaron Finch (Aus) vs. England 27 June 2018. Shahid Afridi has the best bowling figure of 5/11 against Kenya at Edgbaston Cricket Ground in September 2004. Saeed Ajmal holds the best bowling figures records in Twenty20 with 3/26 against Australia in July 2010. English bowling star, James Anderson is the leading wicket-taker in Test games at Edgbaston Stadium.

The highest partnership in One-Day format formed between 256* Jason Roy & Alex Hales (Eng) vs. Sri Lanka 24 June 2016. In the Twenty20 format, Jason Roy and Jos Buttler have the highest partnerships of 95 runs against Australia 27 June 2018. Edgbaston hosted England’s 1000th Test match against India, England won by 32 runs.

Edgbaston Cricket Ground History

First Test England v Australia on May 29, 1902
First ODI England v Australia on August 28, 1972
First T20 Australia v Pakistan on July 5, 2010
Home Team Warwickshire County Cricket Club
End Names Pavilion End, Birmingham End (previously City End)
Rain cover System Brumbrella-Motorized Rain Cover System (2010)
Location Edgbaston, Birmingham, England
Capacity 25000
Establishment 1882
Boundary Dimensions 137.16 m x 64 m

Test, One-Day and T20 Format Records

Records Test, ODI, and T20
Highest team total Test; 710/7 by England vs. India Aug 2011
ODI; 408/9 by England vs. New Zealand 9 June 2015
T20I; 221/5 by England vs. Australia 27 June 2018
Highest individual runs in innings Test; 294- Alastair Cook (Eng) vs. India Aug 2011
ODI; 154-Andrew Strauss (Eng) vs. Bangladesh 12 July 2010
T20I; 84-Aaron Finch (Aus) vs. England 27 June 2018
Lowest Innings Team Score Test; 30 all-out South Africa by England June 1924
ODI; 70 all-out Australia by England June 1977
Best bowling in an innings Test; 12/119 by Fred Trueman (Eng) vs. West Indies July 1963
ODI; 5/11 by Shahid Afridi (Pak) vs. Kenya 14 September 2004
T20I; 3/26 by Saeed Ajmal (Pak) vs. Australia 5 July 2010
Highest Partnerships Test; 411 Peter May & Colin Cowdrey for (Eng) vs. West Indies 7 30 May 1957
ODI; 256* Jason Roy & Alex Hales (Eng) vs. Sri Lanka 24 June 2016
T20I; 95 Jos Buttler and Jason Roy (Eng) vs. Australia 27 June 2018
Leading Runs Scorer Tests; 869-Alastair Cook, 767-David Gower
ODI; 343-Andrew Strauss, 320-Graham Gooch-290-Shikhar Dhawan
Leading Wicket-Takers Test; 44-James Anderson, 39-Fred Trueman, 29-Ian Botham
ODI; 21-Darren Gough, 16-James Anderson
First-Class
Year Noble Moments for Edgbaston Cricket Stadium & Other Record
1957 411 runs-Peter May and Colin Cowdrey v West Indies-highest Ever-Test Partnership by England
1975 Edgbaston hosted group matches in the 1975 Cricket World Cup
1979 Edgbaston hosted group matches in the 1979 Cricket World Cup
1983 Edgbaston hosted group matches in the 1983 Cricket World Cup
1994 501*-Brian Lara for Warwickshire v Durham, highest-ever runs scored by a batsman in first-class cricket
1999 Semi-Final 1999 Cricket World Cup tied between Australia and South Africa
2004 Marcus Trescothick became the first player to score a century in both innings v West Indies (105 and 107 runs)
2008 South Africa claimed first-ever Test series win in England since 1965, chased 281 runs-Graeme Smith scored 154*
2011 294-Alastair Cook scored against India-England ranked No. 1 Test Team-England scored 710/7 highest Test score at Edgbaston
2012 Tino Best (West Indies) scored 95 runs at 11th wicket batsman v England
2013 India claimed five runs nail-biting victory over England during ICC Champions Trophy 2013
2015 408-runs scored by England v New Zealand in ODI-England claimed highest ever 210 runs victory in the same match
2016 The 256-runs partnership between Jason Roy & Alex Hales against Sri Lanka. Successful run chase without losing a wicket in ODI history
2017 Edgbaston Cricket Ground hosted five matches of ICC Champions Trophy-2017
2018 Edgbaston hosted the first D/N Test match in England, between West Indies and England.
2018 Edgbaston hosted Englands 1000th Test match against India, England won by 32 runs.

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