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Graeme Cremer vs New Zealand: Test record

Graeme Cremer has scored 83 runs off 329 balls against New Zealand in Test cricket (strike rate 25.23, average 9.22, 0 sixes, out 9 times). Graeme Cremer has taken 5 wickets against New Zealand in Test cricket (economy 4.34, average 145.80, 1008 balls bowled).

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Graeme Cremer
83
runs vs New Zealand · SR 25.23
Graeme Cremer · Test
Answer data table
Runs83
Balls329
Strike rate25.23
Average9.22
Fours-
Sixes0
Dismissals9
Answer data table
Wickets5
Balls1008
Economy4.34
Average145.80
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2016: 42 runs off 184 balls at SR 22.82 against New Zealand.
Most productive venueQueens Sports Club: 50 runs off 224 balls at SR 22.32.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerDaniel Vettori dismissed him 4 times in 61 balls, conceding 17 runs at SR 27.86.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Tim Southee: 21 runs off 34 balls at SR 61.76.

Season by season against New Zealand

Answer data table
2005126219.3534
2012298334.93214.50
20164218422.82410.50

Ground by ground against New Zealand

Answer data table
Queens Sports Club5022422.325
McLean Park298334.932
Harare Sports Club42218.182

New Zealand bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Trent Boult6581 / 012.301
Daniel Vettori61172 / 027.864
Ish Sodhi41142 / 034.141
Neil Wagner39153 / 038.461
Tim Southee34212 / 061.760
Mitchell Santner2800 / 000
Chris Martin1730 / 017.640
Doug Bracewell1210 / 08.330
Martin Guptill1210 / 08.331
Shane Bond1030 / 0300
Kane Williamson1000 / 001
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How many runs has Graeme Cremer scored against New Zealand?

Graeme Cremer has scored 83 runs off 329 balls against New Zealand in Test cricket (strike rate 25.23, average 9.22, 0 sixes, out 9 times).

How many wickets has Graeme Cremer taken against New Zealand?

Graeme Cremer has taken 5 wickets against New Zealand in Test cricket (economy 4.34, average 145.80, 1008 balls bowled).

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