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Dasun Shanaka vs India: ODI record

Dasun Shanaka has scored 185 runs off 210 balls against India in ODIs (strike rate 88.10, average 26.43, 4 sixes, out 7 times). Dasun Shanaka has taken 3 wickets against India in ODIs (economy 5.18, average 38, 132 balls bowled).

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Dasun Shanaka
185
runs vs India · SR 88.10
Dasun Shanaka · ODI
Answer data table
Runs185
Balls210
Strike rate88.10
Average26.43
Fours-
Sixes4
Dismissals7
Answer data table
Wickets3
Balls132
Economy5.18
Average38
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2023: 130 runs off 135 balls at SR 96.29 against India.
Most productive venueBarsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati: 108 runs off 88 balls at SR 122.72.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerKuldeep Yadav dismissed him 2 times in 30 balls, conceding 20 runs at SR 66.66.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Umran Malik: 25 runs off 13 balls at SR 192.30.

Season by season against India

Answer data table
2021557573.33318.33
202313013596.29432.50

Ground by ground against India

Answer data table
Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati10888122.720
R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo649269.565
Greenfield Stadium, Thiruvananthapuram112642.301
Eden Gardens, Kolkata24501

India bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Yuzvendra Chahal42312 / 173.802
Axar Patel35302 / 185.710
Kuldeep Yadav30202 / 066.662
Mohammed Shami24345 / 1141.660
Krunal Pandya2280 / 036.360
Mohammed Siraj15140 / 193.331
Umran Malik13255 / 0192.300
Hardik Pandya1360 / 046.150
Deepak Chahar9111 / 0122.220
Bhuvneshwar Kumar561 / 01200
Ravindra Jadeja100 / 001
Rahul Chahar100 / 001
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How many runs has Dasun Shanaka scored against India?

Dasun Shanaka has scored 185 runs off 210 balls against India in ODIs (strike rate 88.10, average 26.43, 4 sixes, out 7 times).

How many wickets has Dasun Shanaka taken against India?

Dasun Shanaka has taken 3 wickets against India in ODIs (economy 5.18, average 38, 132 balls bowled).

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