AUSWvsBANW

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

The spread between the lowest and highest first innings is large, so this venue has already produced very different scoring environments.

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

While the venue has shown higher gears as well, totals of 250 or below are still present often enough to matter in the overall reading.

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

The successful chases in this sample have generally needed more of the innings, so the venue has not been dominated by runaway pursuits.

The wicket share is fairly even, so the venue sample does not show one bowling type dominating dismissals.

The venue sample includes century-level innings, so batters have shown they can convert starts into major ODI contributions here.