Amy Jones vs Australia: WTest record

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Amy Jones has scored 107 runs off 233 balls against Australia in women's Test cricket (strike rate 45.92, average 15.29, 0 sixes, out 7 times).

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107

runs vs Australia · SR 45.92

Amy Jones · WTest


Runs	107
Balls	233
Strike rate	45.92
Average	15.29
Fours	19
Sixes	0
Dismissals	7

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2019: 64 runs off 140 balls at SR 45.71 against Australia.

Most productive venueThe Cooper Associates County Ground: 64 runs off 140 balls at SR 45.71.

Most frequent dismissing bowlerAshleigh Gardner dismissed him 3 times in 38 balls, conceding 14 runs at SR 36.84.

Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Darrel Brown: 13 runs off 13 balls at SR 100.

Season by season against Australia


2019	64	140	45.71	1	64
2022	17	32	53.12	2	8.50
2023	17	33	51.51	2	8.50
2025	9	28	32.14	2	4.50

Ground by ground against Australia


The Cooper Associates County Ground	64	140	45.71	1
Trent Bridge, Nottingham	17	33	51.51	2
Manuka Oval, Canberra	17	32	53.12	2
Melbourne Cricket Ground	9	28	32.14	2

Australia bowler by bowler


Sophie Molineux	54	30	6 / 0	55.55	1
Jess Jonassen	47	23	5 / 0	48.93	0
Ashleigh Gardner	38	14	2 / 0	36.84	3
Ellyse Perry	33	13	2 / 0	39.39	1
Megan Schutt	17	3	0 / 0	17.64	0
Alana King	15	6	0 / 0	40	0
Darrel Brown	13	13	3 / 0	100	0
Annabel Sutherland	8	0	0 / 0	0	2
Kim Garth	5	0	0 / 0	0	0
Tayla Vlaeminck	3	5	1 / 0	166.66	0

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How many runs has Amy Jones scored against Australia?

Amy Jones has scored 107 runs off 233 balls against Australia in women's Test cricket (strike rate 45.92, average 15.29, 0 sixes, out 7 times).

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