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Isa Guha vs Australia: WTest record

Isa Guha has scored 65 runs off 279 balls against Australia in women's Test cricket (strike rate 23.30, average 21.67, 0 sixes, out 3 times). Isa Guha has taken 15 wickets against Australia in women's Test cricket (economy 2.42, average 16.67, 619 balls bowled).

Verified cricket record
65
runs vs Australia · SR 23.30
Isa Guha · WTest
Runs65
Balls279
Strike rate23.30
Average21.67
Fours4
Sixes0
Dismissals3
Wickets15
Balls619
Economy2.42
Average16.67
Strike rate41.27

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2005: 31 runs off 100 balls at SR 31 against Australia.
Most productive venueCounty Ground, New Road, Worcester: 31 runs off 100 balls at SR 31.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerShelley Nitschke dismissed him 1 times in 57 balls, conceding 1 runs at SR 1.75.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Scott Coyte: 10 runs off 16 balls at SR 62.50.

Season by season against Australia

200531100310-
20084488.3314
20113013122.90215

Ground by ground against Australia

County Ground, New Road, Worcester31100310
Bankstown Oval, Sydney3013122.902
Bradman Oval, Bowral4488.331

Australia bowler by bowler

Shelley Nitschke5710 / 01.751
Lisa Sthalekar4920 / 04.080
Cathryn Fitzpatrick48111 / 022.910
Ellyse Perry37100 / 027.021
Emma Liddell24111 / 045.830
Rene Farrell1880 / 044.440
Scott Coyte16101 / 062.500
Julie Hayes830 / 037.500
Rachael Haynes830 / 037.500
Emma Sampson810 / 012.500
Karen Rolton651 / 083.330

How many runs has Isa Guha scored against Australia?

Isa Guha has scored 65 runs off 279 balls against Australia in women's Test cricket (strike rate 23.30, average 21.67, 0 sixes, out 3 times).

How many wickets has Isa Guha taken against Australia?

Isa Guha has taken 15 wickets against Australia in women's Test cricket (economy 2.42, average 16.67, 619 balls bowled).

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