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Ellyse Perry vs India: WTest record

Ellyse Perry has scored 194 runs off 426 balls against India in women's Test cricket (strike rate 45.54, average 64.67, 1 sixes, out 3 times). Ellyse Perry has taken 2 wickets against India in women's Test cricket (economy 3.36, average 60.50, 216 balls bowled).

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Ellyse Perry
194
runs vs India · SR 45.54
Ellyse Perry · WTest
Runs194
Balls426
Strike rate45.54
Average64.67
Fours25
Sixes1
Dismissals3
Wickets2
Balls216
Economy3.36
Average60.50
Strike rate108

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2026: 76 runs off 116 balls at SR 65.51 against India.
Most productive venueWestern Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth: 76 runs off 116 balls at SR 65.51.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerDeepti Sharma dismissed him 1 times in 82 balls, conceding 31 runs at SR 37.80.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Sayali Satghare: 19 runs off 27 balls at SR 70.37.

Season by season against India

20216921731.790-
2023499352.68224.50
20267611665.51176

Ground by ground against India

Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth7611665.511
Carrara Oval6921731.790
Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai499352.682

India bowler by bowler

Deepti Sharma82314 / 037.801
Jhulan Goswami5870 / 012.060
Pooja Vastrakar56305 / 053.571
Sachin Rana50272 / 1541
Rajeshwari Gayakwad50213 / 0420
Meghna Singh39152 / 038.460
Kranti Goud31204 / 064.510
Sayali Satghare27193 / 070.370
Kashvee Gautam25131 / 0520
Jemimah Rodrigues581 / 01600
Shafali Verma330 / 01000
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How many runs has Ellyse Perry scored against India?

Ellyse Perry has scored 194 runs off 426 balls against India in women's Test cricket (strike rate 45.54, average 64.67, 1 sixes, out 3 times).

How many wickets has Ellyse Perry taken against India?

Ellyse Perry has taken 2 wickets against India in women's Test cricket (economy 3.36, average 60.50, 216 balls bowled).

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