The T20 Blast is just a week away from beginning with the opening fixture scheduled for 8th June between Lancashire Lightning and Derbyshire Falcons at Old Trafford.
There will be 20 grounds used in the Vitality Blast during the 2021 season with all 18 counties using their primary venues and Gloucestershire and Middlesex opting to host some of their fixtures at Cheltenham and the Radlett Cricket Club respectively.
T20 head to head has created pages of records and stats for each of the 20 stadiums that will be used with every individual page showing the following information.
- Highest score at that ground
- Lowest score at that ground
- Highest successfull run chase at that ground
- Best bowling figures by a bowler at that ground
- Top score by a batsman at that ground
- Average first innings score at that ground
- Average first innings winning score at that ground
All these stadium statistics and records for the T20 Blast are taken from games that took place from 2014 onwards when the domestic T20 competition in England became official known as the 'The Blast'.
Sitting alongside the above stats and records for each ground is our new 'What's a winning score on this pitch?" tool which takes a look at the history of all T20 matches played at each of the venues that will be used in the Blast including international T20 matches, for those stadiums which host them, to give a probability on a first innings total being successfully defended or successfully chased.
If you are going to be selecting a fantasy team on Dream11 or any other fantasy platform or if you are considering placing a bet on the T20 Blast this summer then the above resources are a must when considering how certain conditions at each stadium impact the outcome of matches.
Of course all these stats for venues can be utlisied alongside the usual head to head data and player records by stadium too to give you some of the most indepth insight into the world of T20 cricket.