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Dane van Niekerk vs Bangladesh: WODI record

Dane van Niekerk has scored 207 runs off 262 balls against Bangladesh in the WODI (strike rate 79.01, average 69, 0 sixes, out 3 times). Dane van Niekerk has taken 18 wickets against Bangladesh in the WODI (economy 2.50, average 13.28, 573 balls bowled).

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Dane van Niekerk
207
runs vs Bangladesh · SR 79.01
Dane van Niekerk · WODI
Answer data table
Runs207
Balls262
Strike rate79.01
Average69
Fours-
Sixes0
Dismissals3
Answer data table
Wickets18
Balls573
Economy2.50
Average13.28
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2017: 95 runs off 118 balls at SR 80.50 against Bangladesh.
Most productive venueSheikh Kamal International Cricket Stadium, Cox's Bazar: 95 runs off 118 balls at SR 80.50.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerKhadija Tul Kubra dismissed him 1 times in 71 balls, conceding 43 runs at SR 60.56.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Jahanara Alam: 42 runs off 28 balls at SR 150.

Season by season against Bangladesh

Answer data table
2013385174.500-
20179511880.50195
2018739378.49236.50

Ground by ground against Bangladesh

Answer data table
Sheikh Kamal International Cricket Stadium, Cox's Bazar9511880.501
Senwes Park, Potchefstroom445284.611
Wanderers, Johannesburg334868.750
Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein294170.731
Willowmoore Park, Benoni53166.660

Bangladesh bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Rumana Ahmed88595 / 067.041
Khadija Tul Kubra71436 / 060.561
Jahanara Alam28428 / 01501
Fahima Khatun25193 / 0760
Nahida Akter22233 / 0104.540
Panna Ghosh1791 / 052.940
Sobhana Mostary670 / 0116.660
Salma Khatun540 / 0800

How many runs has Dane van Niekerk scored against Bangladesh?

Dane van Niekerk has scored 207 runs off 262 balls against Bangladesh in the WODI (strike rate 79.01, average 69, 0 sixes, out 3 times).

How many wickets has Dane van Niekerk taken against Bangladesh?

Dane van Niekerk has taken 18 wickets against Bangladesh in the WODI (economy 2.50, average 13.28, 573 balls bowled).

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