Zimbabwe vs Pakistan 2024 T20I series: Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo pitch history and T20I records

Queens Sports Club will host the upcoming T20I series between Zimbabwe and Pakistan, starting Sunday, December 1. All three T20Is will be played at Bulawayo's Queens Sports Club, with the start time for the matches being 11:00 pm local time (4:30 pm IST).

The same venue hosted the three ODIs between Zimbabwe and Pakistan, where the hosts clinched the opening game. Pakistan won the next to games to clinch the series 2-1.

Ahead of the Zimbabwe vs Pakistan T20I series, here are some important stats from previous matches hosted by Queens Sports Club.

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Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo T20I records and stats

The Queens Sports Club hosted the very first T20I back in 2013. Since then, 19 T20Is have been played here, with almost 69 percent of teams claiming wins while batting first. Here are some other important numbers to know from the previous 19 T20Is hosted by this ground:

T20Is played: 19

Won by teams batting first: 13

Won by teams batting second: 6

Tied: 0

No result: 0

Highest team total: 236/5 (ZIM) vs Singapore, 2022

Lowest team total: 95 - Netherlands and Nambia vs Zimbabwe, 2022

Highest successful run-chase: 191/5 (Afghanistan) vs Zimbabwe, 2015

Highest individual score: 87, Sikandar Raza vs Singapore, 2022

Best bowling figures: 5/19, Frederick Klaasen (NED) vs Uganda, 2022

Average first-innings score: 155

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Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo pitch report

The pitch report for the Zimbabwe vs Pakistan T20I matches will be broadcast live from Bulawayo before the toss. As mentioned ahead, the wicket has traditionally been slow here.

However, expect pacers to have a say with the new ball. Variable pace and bounce are expected, with cracks opening as the game progresses.

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Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo last T20I match

It was the T20 World Cup 2022 Qualifier Final between Zimbabwe and the Netherlands that hosted was hosted by the Queens Sports Club. It was a low-scoring encounter, with the hosts scoring 132 runs in the first innings.

Logan van Beek struck three wickets, while Sean Williams top-scored with 28. Incredibly, Zimbabwe defended the score, with Sikandar Raza taking four wickets. The Dutch were bundled out for 95.