India’s 105/1 v West Indies in 2018 is highest ODI chase at Thiruvananthapuram

India’s 105/1 against West Indies in 2018 is the highest successful One-Day International chase at the Greenfield International Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram; the target was reached in 14.5 overs and West Indies finished at 104 all out in 31.5 overs.

The Greenfield International Stadium has hosted a small number of ODIs since international cricket arrived at the venue and has produced both high-scoring and low-scoring contests. India posted 390/5 against Sri Lanka in 2023, which remains the highest ODI team total recorded at the ground. Those matches have generated notable statistical extremes despite the limited sample of fixtures.

In the 2018 chase, India required 105 and achieved 105/1 to complete the victory in 14.5 overs, closing out the match well before the allotted 50 overs. West Indies’ innings ended at 104 in 31.5 overs, providing a brief but decisive contest.

Ravindra Jadeja was the leading bowler for India in that game with figures of 4/34, while Rohit Sharma remained unbeaten on 63 during the successful reply. These individual performances were central to the low-target chase.

In the 2023 fixture at the same ground, Sri Lanka were set a target of 391 but were bowled out for 73, which stands as the lowest ODI total at the Greenfield International Stadium. That match contrasts sharply with India’s highest team total of 390/5 at the venue.

There have been only two completed ODIs at the Greenfield International Stadium, leaving the list of completed ODI chases at the ground short. As a result, India’s 105/1 from 2018 remains the only successful completed chase recorded at the venue to date.

Because the venue’s ODI history comprises only a handful of completed matches, the statistical records for successful chases at the Greenfield are limited, with India’s 105/1 from 2018 standing as the leading successful chase in the stadium’s ODI record book.