Compare ACA–VDCA Cricket Stadium records separately across men’s Test, ODI, T20I and IPL cricket, including highest scores and best bowling figures.
Research cutoff: 25 September 2026. Men’s international and IPL figures are separated because formats and competitions are not directly comparable.
| Format | Match | Performance | Why it stands out |
|---|---|---|---|
| Test | India vs South Africa, Oct 2019 | Mayank Agarwal 215; Rohit Sharma 176 and 127 | India posted the venue’s highest men’s Test innings, 502/7 declared, and won by 203 runs |
| ODI | India vs West Indies, Dec 2019 | Rohit Sharma 159; KL Rahul 102 | Their opening stand powered India to the venue’s highest men’s ODI total, 387/5 |
| T20I | India vs Sri Lanka, Feb 2016 | Ravichandran Ashwin 4/8 | Sri Lanka were dismissed for 82 in the venue’s first men’s T20I |
| IPL | Rising Pune Supergiants vs Sunrisers Hyderabad, May 2016 | Adam Zampa 6/19 | The six-wicket haul remains the leading verified IPL bowling return at the venue |
| Format | Highest team score | Highest individual score | Highest successful chase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Test | India — 502/7 declared vs South Africa, 2019 | Mayank Agarwal — 215 vs South Africa, 2019 | No successful fourth-innings chase in the three men’s Tests through the cutoff |
| ODI | India — 387/5 vs West Indies, 2019 | Rohit Sharma — 159 vs West Indies, 2019 | India — 292/5, chasing 290 vs Australia, 2010 |
| Men’s T20I | New Zealand — 215/7 vs India, 2026 | Josh Inglis — 110 vs India, 2023 | India — 209/8, chasing 209 vs Australia, 2023 |
| IPL | Kolkata Knight Riders — 272/7 vs Delhi Capitals, 2024 | David Warner — 91 vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 2015 | Delhi Capitals — 211/9, chasing 210 vs Lucknow Super Giants, 2025 |
Direct answer: the leading verified team totals are India’s 502/7 declared in Tests, India’s 387/5 in ODIs, New Zealand’s 215/7 in men’s T20Is and Kolkata Knight Riders’ 272/7 in the IPL.
| Format | Best innings bowling | Match context |
|---|---|---|
| Test | Ravichandran Ashwin — 7/145 | India vs South Africa, first innings, October 2019 |
| ODI | Amit Mishra — 5/18 | India vs New Zealand, October 2016 |
| Men’s T20I | Ravichandran Ashwin — 4/8 | India vs Sri Lanka, February 2016 |
| IPL | Adam Zampa — 6/19 | Rising Pune Supergiants vs Sunrisers Hyderabad, May 2016 |
| Rank | Match and date | Scores | Aggregate | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Delhi Capitals vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 3 Apr 2024 | KKR 272/7; DC 166 | 438 runs | Kolkata Knight Riders won by 106 runs |
| 2 | Delhi Capitals vs Lucknow Super Giants, 24 Mar 2025 | LSG 209/8; DC 211/9 | 420 runs | Delhi Capitals won by one wicket |
| 3 | Delhi Capitals vs Chennai Super Kings, 31 Mar 2024 | DC 191/5; CSK 171/6 | 362 runs | Delhi Capitals won by 20 runs |
New Zealand made 215/7 and dismissed India for 165 in the fourth men’s T20I on 28 January 2026, winning by 50 runs.
Match reading: New Zealand’s opening stand and 215-run total set up the result. This describes one match and should not be treated as a permanent pitch forecast.
Use records by format: compare Test, ODI, T20I and IPL figures within their own competitions. For chronology, see ACA–VDCA Cricket Stadium matches; for venue identity, use the Quick Facts page.
