MS Dhoni alongwith teammates celebrating after won the 3rd ODI against Pakistan at Firozshah Kotla ground in New Delhi. UNI photo
A flat wicket, a quick outfield coupled with a small ground make it a typical Rajkot-like condition that saw in excess of 600 runs being scored in the first ODI.
"People want plenty of runs for one-day cricket and the wicket out here will live up to it. Chances are that we might see runs at a rate of six-seven," local curator Basudeb Site said, indicating another 300-plus total on the cards.
With winter almost gone in these parts, dew would not be a worry, he added.
The ground last hosted Jharkhand's home match against Himachal Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy from November 24-27, 2012.
The match saw four centuries from both the teams as the pitch eased up with Himachal Pradesh taking a first innings lead.