The 18th edition of the Indian Premier League is underway, and every team has played their campaign opener already. As IPL 2025 is also witnessing the trend of impact players, the puzzle is about whether home teams dominate or will the away teams will also make an impact? Well, only time will tell.
Meanwhile, the 2016 champion Sunrisers Hyderabad will be playing their home matches at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium. Here we will check all the details about this beautiful venue that also hosted the matches in the IPL 2024.
SRH vs LSG Pitch Report Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium and Stats in IPL 2025
Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, also known as Uppal Stadium, is based in Hyderabad, Telangana. The Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA) owns and operates the stadium. It is a home venue for Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL and offers a seating capacity of around 39,200 spectators at once. This venue also hosted the finals of the IPL 2017 and 2019 seasons. This venue offers a brilliant batting wicket, especially in T20 matches.
| 🌟 Factor | 🏏 Details |
|---|---|
| 🌡️ Temperature | 30-34°C Clear |
| 🌧️ Weather Forecast | 26-38% Humidity with 00% chances of rain |
| 💨Wind | 8 kmph |
| Pitch Nature | Assist Batters |
| Batting Conditions | Great |
| Pace Bowling | Good |
| Spin Bowling | Average |
Normally, T20 games are held in the evening, which also sees an effect of the dew. The boundaries at this venue are of average size, between 66 and 70 meters, while the straight boundaries are long, up to 75 meters. This venue is known for producing flat tracks, which is very good for the batting sides. The pitch will get slow as the match progresses, and spinners will come into play later on. Pacers will get some initial help with the new ball, but there is nothing much after that. The batters can use the playing conditions to good effect, and the average first-inning scorer here is 162. Below, we will check some IPL records at this venue.
- Highest IPL total: SRH (286/6) vs RR in 2025
- Lowest IPL Total: Delhi Daredevils (80 all out) vs SRH in 2013
- Highest Total Chased: MI (160/3) vs Sunrisers Hyderabd in 2014
- Lowest Total Defended: SRH (126/6) won by 22 runs vs Pune Warriors in 2013
- Highest Individual Score: David Warner (126) vs KKR in 2017
- Best Bowling Figure: Alzarri Joseph (6/12) for MI vs SRH in 2019
IPL 2025: Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Weather Report for SRH vs LSG
The weather forecast confirms a clear day on Thursday in Hyderabad. The match will start at 7:30 p.m. in the evening, and the temperature at that time will be around 33°C. It will drop up to 29°C as the match progresses in the second inning. There is no prediction of rain on Thursday. The average wind speed is predicted to be around 8 km/h with a slide up to of 2 km/h. These are pretty good conditions for a cricket match.
FAQs
Is the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium pitch bowling or batting friendly?
Uppal Stadium offers a flat deck that works mainly in favor of the batters. The ball comes nicely here, and you can play the shots very well. It is generally a high-scoring venue, and this stadium has the record for most sixes in a T20I game in India (27 sixes).
Is the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium helpful for spinners or pacers?
This venue has a flat track, which means there will be very little swing with the new ball. But after that, there will not be much help for the pacers. But as the match progresses and the ball becomes old, the spinners will come into play and get help.
What is the average first-inning score at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in the IPL?
The average first-inning score here in the IPL is around 162, which is around 8 runs per over. The average run per wicket at this venue is 27.17, which means the bowlers have little chance.
What is the highest IPL total registered at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium?
The highest IPL total at this venue was registered by Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2025. They scored 286/6 against Rajasthan Royals when Ishan Kishan scored a hundred.
What is the boundary size at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium?
The front boundary is a maximum of 71 to 75 meters, while the square boundaries are between 66 and 69 meters. Meanwhile, the boundary behind the wicket is very short, 55–58 meters.
