T20 · Men
133average first-innings score
from 52 innings
23 of 51 matches with a winner · 1 drawn, tied or no result
Even between batting first and chasing
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T20 · Men · 52 matches, 29 Feb 2020 to 28 Feb 2026
Records come from the matches in our archive, which starts in the 2000s for most grounds, so older records may be missing. Super overs are left out. Lowest all-out counts only innings that lost all ten wickets.
T20 · Men
133average first-innings score
from 52 innings
23 of 51 matches with a winner · 1 drawn, tied or no result
Even between batting first and chasing
T20 · Women
110average first-innings score
from 59 innings
36 of 61 matches with a winner · 1 drawn, tied or no result
Batting first wins more often
IT20 · Women
71average first-innings score
from 14 innings
7 of 14 matches with a winner · 1 drawn, tied or no result
From every completed match here in our archive. Averages leave out no-results and rain-adjusted (DLS) games; a format is shown only with at least five matches. Batting first is the side that batted in the first innings. Pitches change from season to season, so treat these as a long-run guide.
T20 · Men
137par first-innings score
usually 104–164
122 batting first wins about 34% of the time here
152 batting first wins about 64% of the time here
From 51 first innings at Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok, recent seasons counting most.
T20 · Women
120par first-innings score
usually 97–144
105 batting first wins about 34% of the time here
135 batting first wins about 71% of the time here
From 67 first innings at Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok, recent seasons counting most.
A prediction, not a certainty. For fun and insight, not betting.
Par is the recent average first-innings score in the format, adjusted for how this ground and its country have played, leaning on the wider average when a ground has few matches. “Usually” is the middle half of first innings. Only full first innings count (all out or the full overs; no rain-shortened games).
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