13 thoughts on “Records of India Cricket Team in Kennington Oval, London”
For those intrested in statistics: India has played 25 Test matches at the Kennington Oval from 1932 to 2021. The win-loss ratio shows 7 wins, 9 losses and 9 draws. Notable performances include Kohli’s 149 in 2018 and Bumrah’s 5-wicket haul in same year.
Wow this is gret article! Oval has always been special ground for India. I still remeber that 2002 match when Ganguly and Dravid made century. Those were the golden days of indian cricket!
Wait are we seriously celebrating average records now?? India barely has 50% win rate at Oval and people acting like its Lords or MCG. The standard of analysis these days is pathetic honestly.
Honestly our record at Oval is not that impressive if you look closly. We lost more matches then we won there. People keep talking about few good performances but conviniently forget the embarassing defeats.
Why everyone ignoring the fact that recent performances have been much better? Last 3 tours showed significant improvment. Stats dont tell full story you need to see the trend and player development over time at this venue.
Oh yes, Oval is SO special for India lol. Maybe you forgot we got bundled out for 42 runs there in 1974? Or the recent losses? Just because we won few matches dosent mean its our fortress or something.
I think people miss the context here. Oval has historicaly been tough for all visiting teams not just India. The pitch conditions and weather makes it challenging. India’s record there is actualy decent considering these factors.
This ground holds so many memories! My father took me there in 2007 and we watched India play. The atmosfere was electric even though we didnt win that day. Still one of my favorite cricket experiance.
For those intrested in statistics: India has played 25 Test matches at the Kennington Oval from 1932 to 2021. The win-loss ratio shows 7 wins, 9 losses and 9 draws. Notable performances include Kohli’s 149 in 2018 and Bumrah’s 5-wicket haul in same year.
Wow this is gret article! Oval has always been special ground for India. I still remeber that 2002 match when Ganguly and Dravid made century. Those were the golden days of indian cricket!
Wait are we seriously celebrating average records now?? India barely has 50% win rate at Oval and people acting like its Lords or MCG. The standard of analysis these days is pathetic honestly.
Honestly our record at Oval is not that impressive if you look closly. We lost more matches then we won there. People keep talking about few good performances but conviniently forget the embarassing defeats.
Why everyone ignoring the fact that recent performances have been much better? Last 3 tours showed significant improvment. Stats dont tell full story you need to see the trend and player development over time at this venue.
Haha imagine writing entire article about being mediocre at a ground. “Hey guys we won 7 out of 25 matches isn’t that fantasic?” This is comedy gold.
Oh yes, Oval is SO special for India lol. Maybe you forgot we got bundled out for 42 runs there in 1974? Or the recent losses? Just because we won few matches dosent mean its our fortress or something.
So apparently losing more matches than winning = good record now? The mathematics have changed I guess.
Yeah yeah India’s records are amazing everywhere acording to fans. Meanwhile they struggle to chase 200 on flat tracks lmao. Get real.
LOL another article about how India is “dominating” everywhere. Next you’ll tell me Oval is secretly located in Mumbai. The bias is unreal man.
The best part about India at Oval is definitely the 1971 match! Gavaskar and Viswanath partnership was absolut magic.
I think people miss the context here. Oval has historicaly been tough for all visiting teams not just India. The pitch conditions and weather makes it challenging. India’s record there is actualy decent considering these factors.
This ground holds so many memories! My father took me there in 2007 and we watched India play. The atmosfere was electric even though we didnt win that day. Still one of my favorite cricket experiance.