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Andre Botha vs Scotland: ODI record

Andre Botha has scored 138 runs off 175 balls against Scotland in ODIs (strike rate 78.86, average 46, 1 six, out 3 times). Andre Botha has taken 6 wickets against Scotland in ODIs (economy 3.50, average 17.50, 180 balls bowled).

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Andre Botha
138
runs vs Scotland · SR 78.86
Andre Botha · ODI
Answer data table
Runs138
Balls175
Strike rate78.86
Average46
Fours-
Sixes1
Dismissals3
Answer data table
Wickets6
Balls180
Economy3.50
Average17.50
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2008: 48 runs off 53 balls at SR 90.56 against Scotland.
Most productive venueClontarf Cricket Club Ground, Dublin: 47 runs off 43 balls at SR 109.30.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerMajid Haq dismissed him 2 times in 42 balls, conceding 22 runs at SR 52.38.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Gordon Drummond: 24 runs off 27 balls at SR 88.88.

Season by season against Scotland

Answer data table
2007425477.77142
2008485390.56148
2009426861.76142

Ground by ground against Scotland

Answer data table
Clontarf Cricket Club Ground, Dublin4743109.300
Civil Service Cricket Club425477.771
Mannofield Park, Aberdeen286443.752
Willowmoore Park, Benoni1514107.140

Scotland bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Majid Haq42221 / 052.382
Gordon Drummond27243 / 088.880
Dewald Nel26162 / 061.531
Gordon Goudie16112 / 068.750
Ross Lyons1250 / 041.660
Paul Hoffmann1181 / 072.720
John Blain10121 / 01200
Glenn Rogers10101 / 01000
Richie Berrington781 / 0114.280
Craig Wright581 / 01600
Calum MacLeod520 / 0400
Ryan Watson461 / 01500
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How many runs has Andre Botha scored against Scotland?

Andre Botha has scored 138 runs off 175 balls against Scotland in ODIs (strike rate 78.86, average 46, 1 six, out 3 times).

How many wickets has Andre Botha taken against Scotland?

Andre Botha has taken 6 wickets against Scotland in ODIs (economy 3.50, average 17.50, 180 balls bowled).

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