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Hamish Rutherford vs Northern Districts: Super Smash (Men) record

Hamish Rutherford has scored 189 runs off 137 balls against Northern Districts in the Super Smash (Men) (strike rate 137.96, average 17.18, 7 sixes, out 11 times).

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Hamish Rutherford
189
runs vs Northern Districts · SR 137.96
Hamish Rutherford · Super Smash (Men)
Answer data table
Runs189
Balls137
Strike rate137.96
Average17.18
Fours-
Sixes7
Dismissals11

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2018: 56 runs off 43 balls at SR 130.23 against Northern Districts.
Most productive venueBay Oval, Mount Maunganui: 98 runs off 62 balls at SR 158.06.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerScott Kuggeleijn dismissed him 3 times in 33 balls, conceding 58 runs at SR 175.75.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Scott Kuggeleijn: 58 runs off 33 balls at SR 175.75.

Season by season against Northern Districts

Answer data table
20131616100116
201776116.6617
20185643130.23228
20193818211.11219
20205332165.62226.50
20218516018
20228988.8818
20233837.5013

Ground by ground against Northern Districts

Answer data table
Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui9862158.062
Molyneux Park, Alexandra3622163.632
Seddon Park, Hamilton35351004
University Oval, Dunedin129133.332
John Davies Oval, Queenstown8988.881

Northern Districts bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Scott Kuggeleijn33589 / 3175.753
Anton Devcich23356 / 1152.172
Neil Wagner11132 / 0118.181
Tim Southee971 / 077.771
Kyle Abbott951 / 055.551
Tarun Nethula8161 / 12000
ZN Gibson8131 / 1162.501
JG Walker760 / 085.710
Matthew Fisher6121 / 12000
Chris Tremain520 / 0400
Tim Pringle481 / 02000
JJ Boult361 / 02000
BR Hampton340 / 0133.330
Brent Arnel220 / 01000
FL Walker210 / 0500
Scott Styris200 / 001
BG Randell110 / 01000
A Verma100 / 001

How many runs has Hamish Rutherford scored against Northern Districts?

Hamish Rutherford has scored 189 runs off 137 balls against Northern Districts in the Super Smash (Men) (strike rate 137.96, average 17.18, 7 sixes, out 11 times).

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