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

Kohli has a stellar ODI record at Seddon Park [Source: AFP]

India have captured the first two ODI matches against New Zealand and have taken a 2-0 lead in the series. While Gurnoor Brar was the star for India in the second ODI, it was Virat Kohli’s bat that did the talking in the first ODI and helped India win a tight contest.

Kohli has looked compact in the first two ODIs, and it was due to his brilliance that India managed to sneak a win in the first game of the series. He had a chance to reach a three-figure mark in Auckland, but the batter missed out.

Kohli, 38, now shifts his focus towards the all-important 3rd ODI, which takes place at Seddon Park, Hamilton. Ahead of the riveting battle between India and New Zealand, here is how the former Indian captain has performed at this venue in the 50-over format.

Virat Kohli's ODI record at Seddon Park, Hamilton

(Kohli ODI stats at Seddon Park)

• The champion Indian batter has played 4 ODI matches at Seddon Park, Hamilton, and he has impressive numbers at this venue. The right-handed player has racked up 175 runs, with a solid average of 58.33.
• He has not scored a century at Seddon Park, but the former captain has slammed two fifties, including a brilliant 78* against the Kiwis in 2014.

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• He loves playing at Seddon Park, and the last time he played here, Kohli scored 51 off 63 in the 2020 ODI series.

Virat Kohli's best performance at Seddon Park, Hamilton

Kohli has two fifties and a solid unbeaten 44 against Ireland in the 2015 World Cup at this venue, but his best knock came against the Kiwis in 2014, when he played his debut game at Seddon Park and took down the Kiwi attack.

In a rain-curtailed match, New Zealand batted first and posted 271-7, courtesy of a brilliant 77 from Kane Williamson.

In reply, most of the Indian batters got off to a start, with Kohli leading the charts as he scored a quickfire 78 off 65 balls before Tim Southee got his wicket. Eventually, India fell short of the target and lost by 15 runs (DLS method). He finished the tour with 291 runs in 5 matches, with an average of 58.20.

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