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Oval Cricket Ground Fixture, Schedule and Time Table

The Kennington Oval cricket ground is a busiest cricket ground in England as likely with Lords or Manchester grounds. Oval Ground remains busy throughout the season as it hosts all major tournaments for domestic, national and international cricket events. The Oval Cricket Stadium hosts NatWest T20 Blast, National T20 Cup and all cricket series of team England. Whenever England have Test, ODI or T20 series, Oval hosts at least a match from the series.

Oval Ground is the home-ground to Surrey that competes in Specsavers County Championship, Natwest T20 Vitality Blast, Royal One-Day Cup and The Hundred Men’s and Women’s tournament. Surrey’s cricket summer will begin with the first-class game between Surrey and Somerset for Specsavers County Championship. The Natwest T20 Vitality Blast season will begin on May 28 with Surrey vs Middlesex. Six games scheduled for Vitality Blast at Oval Ground.

West Indies to tour England starting from June 4 for three-Test match series part of ICC World Test Championship. According to the England Cricket Fixture, Oval Ground to host 3rd One-Day International for Ireland tour of England 2020. The Test match will begin at 11:00 local | 10:00 GMT daily basis for five days. The fantastic One-Day match scheduled on September 15 that will commence at 12:30 local | 11:30 GMT.

Tournaments

  • The Hundred
  • The Women’s Hundred
  • Natwest T20 Vitality Blast
  • Royal London One-Day Cup
  • Ireland Tour of England 2020
  • West Indies Tour of England 2020
  • Specsavers County Championship

Oval Ground to host three matches of Royal London One-Day Cup for Surrey starting from July 19. Surrey to face Northamptonshire, Warwickshire, and Nottinghamshire for List A matches. The Hundred Cup opening match for Oval Invincible to commence from July 25. Oval Cricket Ground Fixture – Oval Invincible to face London Spirit, Manchester Originals and Birmingham Phoenix. The only match of “The Women’s Hundred” scheduled between Oval Invincibles Women v London Spirit Women.

Date Fixture Tournament
Apr 19 – Apr 22 Surrey v Somerset Specsavers County Championship
May 1 – May 4 Surrey v Warwickshire Specsavers County Championship
May 28 (20 ovs) Surrey v Middlesex Vitality Blast
Jun 4 – Jun 8 1st Test – England v West Indies ICC World Test Championship
Jun 12 (20 ovs) Surrey v Essex Vitality Blast
Jun 14 – Jun 17 Surrey v Kent Specsavers County Championship
Jun 19 (20 ovs) Surrey v Somerset Vitality Blast
Jun 25 (20 ovs) Surrey v Glamorgan Vitality Blast
Jul 3 (20 ovs) Surrey v Hampshire Vitality Blast
Jul 5 – Jul 8 Surrey v Hampshire Specsavers County Championship
Jul 9 (20 ovs) Surrey v Sussex Vitality Blast
Jul 10 (20 ovs) Surrey v Kent Vitality Blast
Jul 17 (20 ovs) Oval Invincibles v Welsh Fire The Hundred
Jul 19 (50 ovs) Surrey v Northamptonshire Royal London One-Day Cup
Jul 25 (20 ovs) Oval Invincibles v Manchester Originals The Hundred
Jul 29 (20 ovs) Oval Invincibles v London Spirit The Hundred
Jul 29 (20 ovs) Oval Invincibles Women v London Spirit Women The Women’s Hundred
Aug 2 (50 ovs) Surrey v Warwickshire Royal London One-Day Cup
Aug 4 (50 ovs) Surrey v Nottinghamshire Royal London One-Day Cup
Aug 11 (20 ovs) Oval Invincibles v Birmingham Phoenix The Hundred
Sep 8 – Sep 11 Surrey v Essex Specsavers County Championship
Sep 15 (50 ovs) 3rd ODI – England v Ireland ODI Series
Sep 22 – Sep 25 Surrey v Yorkshire Specsavers County Championship

Oval Cricket Ground History, Records and Stats

Oval Cricket Ground is situated in London and well known for it’s busiest cricket schedule. Numerous cricket records have been formed for domestic, national and international cricket players. Star cricket players have recorded their names in this regard. The Oval Ground has hosts ICCC mega-events, domestic T20 tournaments or first-class cricket matches.

The ground has hosted ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, Champions Trophy and many other important series between England, NZ, AUS, PAK, AS, WI or IND, etc. The ground is very beautiful and most loved by cricket stars. Big names from the international background have posted their names on the record list like Umer Gul the best ever ODI spell in the history of international cricket.

Umer Gul picked up 5/6, Muralitharan and many others have placed their names in the history book of the Oval Cricket Ground. Surry County Cricket Club have planned development of The Kia Oval cricket ground to increase its capacity to 28000 for the redevelopment of the Lock Laker Stand. Construction work will start in November 2019, considerably to enhance match day experiences, conferences, events, and hospitality as construction work.

English former Test Cricketer, DE Malcolm has the best bowling figure of 9/57 in Test Cricket. Another English cricketer Len Hutton scored the highest individual innings of 364. Hashim Amla scored tripple century at Oval Ground with his highest innings in Test cricket of 311* unbeaten. In the current era, Jason Roy smashed his career-best One-Day format innings of 162 at Oval Ground.

In limited-overs format, Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka) smashed 96* unbeaten innings during the Twenty20 World Cup. Chris Gayle is an outstanding batsman in the shorter format, he is at the second position of scoring highest innings at Oval Ground. The highest partnership in Test Cricket scored by Colin Cowdrey and Geoff Pullar with 590 against Australia.

Oval Ground History

Ground Info Oval Ground History
First Test England v Australia on September 6, 1880
First ODI England v West Indies on September 7, 1973
First T20I England v West Indies on June 28, 2007
First women’s Test England v Australia on July 10, 1937
Last women’s Test England v Australia on July 24, 1976
WomenT20I England v Australia on June 19, 2009
First Class London v Dartford on June 18, 1974
Location Kennington, London, United Kingdom
Establishment 1845
Capacity 28500
Boundary Dimensions 13.72m radius Two inner circles

The 27.43m radius of Two semi-­circles

137m x 150m Diameter
Pitch Length 22.56m x 3.05m
Indoor Nets 20m x 3.6m
Owner Duchy of Cornwall
Operator Surrey County Cricket Club
Tenants Surrey County Cricket Club
End names Pavilion End and Vauxhall End

Test, ODI and T20 Records

Records at Kia Oval
Test Records


ODI Records


T20 Records


Highest Test totals
Eng 903/7D v Aus (1938)
NZ 398/5 (2015)
SA 211/5 (2009)
Highest individual score
364 (Len Hutton)
162 (Jason Roy)
96* (Tillakaratne Dilshan)
Best bowling (innings)
9/57 (Devon Malcolm)
6/42 (Umar Gul)
5/6 (Umar Gul)
Best bowling (match)
16/220 (M Muralitharan)
6/42 (Umar Gul)
5/6 (Umar Gul)
Average S/R
32.04
32.62
23.23
Average RPO
2.8
4.84
8.27
Leading Wicket takers – Run Scorers
Test Run Scorer


Test Wicket Takers


ODI Runs Scorer


ODI Wickets Taker
1521-Len Hutton
52-Ian Botham
573-Eoin Morgan
30-James Anderson
1217-Alastair Cook


45-Derek Underwood
528-Marcus Trescothick
13-Darren Gough
1097-Graham Gooch 44-James Anderson 473-Ian Bell 12-Andrew Flintoff

Other Remarkable Stats

Records Teams/Players
Cricket Format Best Bowling Figures at Oval Cricket Ground
Top 5 Test Records 9/57 – DE Malcolm (Eng)

9/65 – M Muralitharan (SL)

8/29 – SF Barnes (Eng)

8/65 – H Trumble (Aus)

8/92 – MA Holding (WI)
Top 5 ODI Records 6/42 – Umar Gul (Pak)

5/26 – RC Irani (Eng)

5/31 – M Hendrick (Eng)

5/32 – RJ Harris (Aus)

5/36 – JDP Oram (NZ)
Top 5 T20I Records 5/6 – Umar Gul (Pak)

4/10 – RS Bopara (Eng)

4/13 – WD Parnell (SA)

4/19 – Saeed Ajmal (Pak)

3/9 – GE Mathurin (WI)
Cricket Format Best Bowling Figures at Oval Cricket Ground
Top 5 Test Records 364 – L Hutton (Eng)

311* – HM Amla (SA)

291 – IVA Richards (WI)

266 – WH Ponsford (Eng)

260 – Javed Miandad (Pak)
Top 5 ODI Records 162 – JJ Roy (Eng)

145* – NJ Astle (NZ)

134* – KC Sangakkara (SL)

125* – GS Chappell (Aus)

122 – ST Jayasuriya (SL0
Top 5 T20I Records 96* – TM Dilshan (SL)

88 – CH Gayle (WI)

79* – AB de Villiers (SA)

79 – PD Collingwood (Eng)

77 – LMP Simmons (WI)
Cricket Format Record Partnerships at Oval Cricket Ground
Top 5 Test Records 1st – 590 – G Pullar/MC Cowdrey (Eng)

2nd – 451 – WH Ponsford/DG Bradman (Aus)

3rd – 377* – HM Amla/JH Kallis (SA)

4th – 266 – WR Hammond/TS Worthington (Eng)

5th – 191 – Javed Miandad/Imran Khan (Pak
Top 5 ODI Records 1st – 200 – ME Trescothick/VS Solanki (Eng)

2nd – 166 – Majid Khan/Zaheer Abbas (Pak)

3rd – 163 – NJ Astle/SB Styris (NZ)

4th – 123 – ADR Campbell/A Flower (Zim)

5th – 174 – A Flintoff/PD Collingwood (Eng)
Top 5 T20I Records 1st – 133 – CH Gayle/ADS Fletcher (WI)

2nd – 114 – HD Rutherford/BB McCullum (NZ)

3rd – 66 – KP Pietersen/OA Shah (Eng)

4th – 66 – DA Warner/BJ Haddin (Aus)

5th – 59 – MN Samuels/D Ramdin (WI)
Foreign Team First Visits
At Kia Oval Foreign Team Visits
1st Team Visit Aboriginal Australians in 1838
2nd Team Visit South Africa in 1907
3rd Team Visit West Indies in 1928
4th Team Visit New Zealand in 1931
5th Team Visit Pakistan in 1954
6th Team Visit Sri Lanka in 1998
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