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Faheem Ashraf vs South Africa: Test record

Faheem Ashraf has scored 186 runs off 313 balls against South Africa in Test cricket (strike rate 59.42, average 46.50, 0 sixes, out 4 times). Faheem Ashraf has taken 7 wickets against South Africa in Test cricket (economy 2.89, average 25.14, 366 balls bowled).

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Faheem Ashraf
186
runs vs South Africa · SR 59.42
Faheem Ashraf · Test
Answer data table
Runs186
Balls313
Strike rate59.42
Average46.50
Fours-
Sixes0
Dismissals4
Answer data table
Wickets7
Balls366
Economy2.89
Average25.14
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2021: 171 runs off 293 balls at SR 58.36 against South Africa.
Most productive venueRawalpindi Cricket Stadium: 107 runs off 209 balls at SR 51.19.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerGeorge Linde dismissed him 1 times in 36 balls, conceding 2 runs at SR 5.55.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Lungi Ngidi: 17 runs off 13 balls at SR 130.76.

Season by season against South Africa

Answer data table
201915207527.50
202117129358.36285.50

Ground by ground against South Africa

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Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium10720951.191
National Stadium648476.191
The Wanderers Stadium1520752

South Africa bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Keshav Maharaj99476 / 047.470
Kagiso Rabada58459 / 077.581
Anrich Nortje47456 / 095.741
Wiaan Mulder37112 / 029.720
George Linde3620 / 05.551
Lungi Ngidi13173 / 0130.760
Duanne Olivier682 / 0133.331
Aiden Markram640 / 066.660
Dale Steyn630 / 0500
Vernon Philander541 / 0800
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How many runs has Faheem Ashraf scored against South Africa?

Faheem Ashraf has scored 186 runs off 313 balls against South Africa in Test cricket (strike rate 59.42, average 46.50, 0 sixes, out 4 times).

How many wickets has Faheem Ashraf taken against South Africa?

Faheem Ashraf has taken 7 wickets against South Africa in Test cricket (economy 2.89, average 25.14, 366 balls bowled).

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