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Georgia Elwiss vs Australia: WTest record

Georgia Elwiss has scored 140 runs off 497 balls against Australia in women's Test cricket (strike rate 28.17, average 35, 0 sixes, out 4 times). Georgia Elwiss has taken 1 wickets against Australia in women's Test cricket (economy 3.19, average 83, 156 balls bowled).

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Georgia Elwiss
140
runs vs Australia · SR 28.17
Georgia Elwiss · WTest
Runs140
Balls497
Strike rate28.17
Average35
Fours13
Sixes0
Dismissals4
Wickets1
Balls156
Economy3.19
Average83
Strike rate156

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2017: 68 runs off 285 balls at SR 23.85 against Australia.
Most productive venueNorth Sydney Oval, Sydney: 68 runs off 285 balls at SR 23.85.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerEllyse Perry dismissed him 2 times in 70 balls, conceding 11 runs at SR 15.71.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Holly Ferling: 17 runs off 20 balls at SR 85.

Season by season against Australia

20156317336.41231.50
20176828523.85168
201993923.0719

Ground by ground against Australia

North Sydney Oval, Sydney6828523.851
St Lawrence Ground6317336.412
The Cooper Associates County Ground93923.071

Australia bowler by bowler

Jess Jonassen147394 / 026.531
Amanda-Jade Wellington88312 / 035.220
Ellyse Perry70111 / 015.712
Megan Schutt44132 / 029.540
Scott Coyte33111 / 033.330
Kristen Beams3260 / 018.750
Tahlia McGrath2940 / 013.790
Holly Ferling20173 / 0850
Ashleigh Gardner1830 / 016.660
Nicole Bolton640 / 066.660
Sophie Molineux610 / 016.660
Meg Lanning400 / 000
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How many runs has Georgia Elwiss scored against Australia?

Georgia Elwiss has scored 140 runs off 497 balls against Australia in women's Test cricket (strike rate 28.17, average 35, 0 sixes, out 4 times).

How many wickets has Georgia Elwiss taken against Australia?

Georgia Elwiss has taken 1 wickets against Australia in women's Test cricket (economy 3.19, average 83, 156 balls bowled).

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