LAH vs QUE PSL 2024: Gaddafi Stadium Lahore Pitch Report and T20 Records & Stats
In the upcoming PSL 2024 match, Lahore Qalandars (LAH), defending champions, will face Quetta Gladiators (QUE) at Gaddafi Stadium. It’s the second game for both teams, but Lahore Qalandars are facing challenges, particularly in their bowling unit. Star leg-spinner Rashid Khan’s absence due to a back injury creates a significant gap in their lineup.
Furthermore, Lahore Qalandars will also be without England’s Dan Lawrence, who is unavailable due to national duty, further denting their lineup. Meanwhile, Quetta Gladiators will miss the contributions of Sri Lankan spinner Wanindu Hasaranga, who is on national duty. Bismillah Khan steps in partially to fill the gap left by Hasaranga as the Gladiators prepare for what promises to be a tough match.
LAH vs QUE PSL 2024: Gaddafi Stadium Lahore Pitch Report Today Match
As Pakistan’s home season commences, excitement mounts for a pristine pitch at the Gaddafi Stadium. A fresh pitch here usually means a batting paradise, suggesting a flurry of runs. With an average score of 161 in 21 T20Is batting first, it’s evident that batsmen thrive in Lahore’s conditions. The pitch’s true nature rewards well-timed shots, setting the scene for an electrifying showcase of batting skills.
LAH vs QUE PSL 2024: Gaddafi Stadium Lahore T20 Records & Stats
The Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, Pakistan, has hosted 21 T20 International matches since its debut on May 22, 2015, with the last match played on April 17, 2023. Formerly known as Lahore Stadium, it has witnessed a balanced competition between home and touring sides, with the home team winning 12 matches (57.14%) and touring sides claiming victory in 9 matches (42.86%).
In terms of batting first versus batting second, the statistics show a slight advantage for the team batting first, winning 12 matches (54.55%), while teams batting second have won 9 matches (40.91%). Interestingly, there’s an equal split in matches won based on winning or losing the toss, with both scenarios resulting in 9 wins (40.91%).
Notable individual performances include Mohammad Rizwan’s unbeaten 104 runs for Pakistan on February 11, 2021, against South Africa, and D Pretorius’s 5/17 bowling figures for South Africa on February 13, 2021, against Pakistan.
The highest team innings record is held by England, scoring 209/3 on October 2, 2022, against Pakistan, while New Zealand holds the record for the lowest team innings, being bowled out for 94 runs on April 14, 2023, against Pakistan.
The highest successful run chase at the stadium was achieved by Pakistan, scoring 176/8 on May 24, 2015, against Zimbabwe. Overall, the average runs per wicket at the Gaddafi Stadium is 25.60, with an average of 8.23 runs per over. The average score batting first is 161, indicating favorable conditions for batsmen.
City | Lahore | ||
Country | Pakistan | ||
Also or previously Known as | Lahore Stadium | ||
First T20 Match | 22/05/2015 | ||
Last T20 Match | 17/04/2023 | ||
Matches Played | 21 | ||
Matches Won by Home Side | 12 (57.14%) | ||
Matches Won by Touring Side | 9 (42.86%) | ||
Matches Won by Neutral Side | 0 (0.00%) | ||
Matches Won Batting First | 12 (54.55%) | ||
Matches Won Batting Second | 9 (40.91%) | ||
Matches Won Winning Toss | 9 (40.91%) | ||
Matches Won Losing Toss | 12 (54.55%) | ||
Matches Tied | 0 (0.00%) | ||
Matches with No Result | 0 (0.00%) | ||
Highest Individual Innings | 104* | Mohammad Rizwan (Pakistan) | 11/02/2021 v South Africa |
Best Bowling | 5/17 | D Pretorius (South Africa) | 13/02/2021 v Pakistan |
Highest Team Innings | 209/3 (England) | 02/10/2022 v Pakistan | |
Lowest Team Innings | 94 (New Zealand) | 14/04/2023 v Pakistan | |
Highest Run Chase Achieved | 176/8 (Pakistan) | 24/05/2015 v Zimbabwe | |
Average Runs per Wicket | 25.60 | ||
Average Runs per Over | 8.23 | ||
Average Score Batting First | 161 |