ENGvsIND

The first-innings average sits in a workable middle zone, which suggests the ground has supported competitive totals without being one-paced.

The fourth innings has the lowest average in this sample, which gives the venue a clearer Test-match progression than a simple first-innings read.

This ground has produced 300+ first innings, but not at such a high rate that every match should be expected to follow that pattern.

This ground has produced 400+ first innings, but not at such a high rate that every match should be expected to follow that pattern.

The fourth-innings result split is even in the available sample, so this venue does not point to a one-dimensional chasing pattern.

Batting second has produced the better share of results in this sample, though it is still a venue read rather than a fixed rule.

Fast bowlers account for the larger wicket share in this sample, which gives pace the stronger dismissal footprint at this ground so far.

The sample includes double-century level scoring, so the surface has shown a very high individual batting ceiling in Tests.