India vs West Indies 3rd T20I 2026: Holkar Stadium T20I Stats

What the current Holkar Stadium T20I stats tell us

The current five-match venue record now includes India’s 14-run win over West Indies on 11 October 2026. India’s 223 all out was not the highest Holkar T20I total, but it was enough to defend after Arshdeep Singh returned 3/44.

1. Chasing has worked more often

   The historical headline remains India’s 260/5 against Sri Lanka, while the latest scorecard adds Abhishek Sharma’s 69, Shimron Hetmyer’s 43 and Shamar Springer’s unbeaten 35 to the venue’s current match context.

   It does not mean that teams should automatically bowl first. Four matches are too small a sample, and the toss, dew, pitch condition and team strength can all change the equation.

2. A score around 175 has been a useful benchmark

   For readers checking Indore stadium highest score in T20, India’s 196/6 against Sri Lanka is the highest team total in this four-match men’s T20I sample. The full-length matches produce an average first-innings score of around 175.

   So Holkar has shown the ability to support substantial T20 totals. The more useful question on a particular match day is whether the pitch is allowing batters to reach that range comfortably or whether bowlers are keeping the scoring lower.

3. The batting record is led by headline innings

   The batting records tell different stories.

   Rohit Sharma leads the venue's run tally, KL Rahul holds the highest individual score, Daryl Mitchell has the best qualifying average, while Martin Guptill has the highest qualifying strike rate.

   That spread is important: Holkar's T20I batting records are not built around one dominant performance profile.

4. Bowling milestones include both wickets and control

   Ravichandran Ashwin and Jasprit Bumrah share the wicket lead with four each, while Ashwin also owns the best figures and economy rate in the record set.

   This suggests that Holkar's bowling story is not simply about taking wickets. Keeping the scoring rate under control has also been part of the strongest bowling performances.

5. What should teams check before the next T20I?

   The historical records provide the starting point, not the final answer.

   For the next match, the more relevant factors are the toss, current pitch behaviour, dew, recent scoring patterns and how the two teams match up. If conditions favour chasing, Holkar's previous results give the decision some historical support. If the surface looks good for batting throughout, a strong first-innings total can still be a viable strategy.

   Use the Holkar Stadium pitch report alongside these historical records to assess the current surface. If you are attending the match, the Holkar Stadium Match-Day Guide can help you plan your arrival and entry.