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Rohit Sharma's ODI Record At Seddon Park, Hamilton Before India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI 2026



Rohit Sharma record in Seddon Park, Hamilton - (Source: AFP)Rohit Sharma record in Seddon Park, Hamilton - (Source: AFP)

After the first two ODIs, the caravan moves to Hamilton, where Seddon Park will host New Zealand and India for the 3rd ODI. All eyes will be on Rohit Sharma, who is yet to get going in the five-match series.

Notably, the Hitman registered a six-ball duck in the opening match, followed by a 23 (28), which featured 2 fours and 2 sixes. It is a popular fact now that Rohit Sharma has no century in New Zealand, but the fans are still curious about his track record in Hamilton and whether the wheel of fortune will turn for him or not.

Therefore, this article will shed light on Rohit Sharma’s ODI Record at Seddon Park, Hamilton, before India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI. 

Rohit Sharma’s Stats in Hamilton, New Zealand

Criterion
Data
Matches
3
Runs
106
Average
35.33
50s/100s
1/0

(Rohit Sharma's ODI Stats at Seddon Park, Hamilton)

Rohit Sharma has played just 3 innings at Seddon Park in Hamilton. He has 106 runs to his name, averaging 35.33, which includes a fifty-plus score. He has a strike-rate of 70.20. 

Notably, it is Rohit’s favourite spot in New Zealand after Bay Oval, where he has hit 2 fifties. Hamilton could exactly be the venue where the Hitman might bring up his maiden century in New Zealand. 

Rohit Sharma's best performance at Seddon Park, Hamilton

Rohit Sharma’s best performance at Seddon Park came in January 2014. It was the 4th ODI between India and New Zealand, where Rohit scored 79 (94). In that match, India, batting first, put 278 runs on the board.

Rohit, opening the innings with Virat Kohli, scored 79, which included 6 fours and 4 sixes. The hitman had the perfect chance to slam his 1st ODI hundred in New Zealand, but the 39-year-old fell into the trap of Kane Williamson and had to return to the pavillion disappointed.

Eventually, New Zealand chased down the target and won the match, but Rohit was praised for his innings because it was a difficult track to bat on.