Compare SA20 grounds

Choose your venues and season. Compare the same measures, with the sample size beside every result.

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Two grounds, the same scale

All available seasons. Runs start at zero; the chase scale always runs from 0 to 100%.

  • Newlands
  • SuperSport Park

Mean first innings

Newlands164

n = 21 eligible first innings

SuperSport Park183.2

n = 21 eligible first innings

Median first innings

Newlands163

n = 21 eligible first innings

SuperSport Park185

n = 21 eligible first innings

Successful chases

Newlands57.1%

12 chase wins / 21 eligible decided matches

SuperSport Park38.1%

8 chase wins / 21 eligible decided matches

Both grounds use the same eligibility rules. Different sample sizes and team strength still affect the comparison; a larger percentage is not a forecast.

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Ground comparison · all available seasons
GroundEligible innings (n)Mean runsMedian runsChase wins / resultsChase %
Newlands2116416312 / 2157.1
SuperSport Park21183.21858 / 2138.1
Cape Town

Newlands

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Source matches
23
Average first innings21 eligible innings
164
Median first innings
163
Chase success12 of 21 eligible results
57.1%

Scoring phases

PowerplayOvers 1-6
7.97 rpo
MiddleOvers 7-15
7.9 rpo
DeathOvers 16-20
9.74 rpo

Both regulation innings · eligible standard matches · total runs per six legal balls. Definitions ↗

Centurion

SuperSport Park

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Source matches
22
Average first innings21 eligible innings
183.2
Median first innings
185
Chase success8 of 21 eligible results
38.1%

Scoring phases

PowerplayOvers 1-6
8.52 rpo
MiddleOvers 7-15
8.53 rpo
DeathOvers 16-20
10.99 rpo

Both regulation innings · eligible standard matches · total runs per six legal balls. Definitions ↗

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Differences may reflect teams, seasons and match situations as well as conditions at the ground. Match counts are limited. These numbers do not isolate a causal “pitch effect” or predict the next result.

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