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Karishma Ramharack vs Australia: WODI record

Karishma Ramharack has scored 37 runs off 123 balls against Australia in women's ODIs (strike rate 30.08, average 5.29, 0 sixes, out 7 times). Karishma Ramharack has taken 2 wickets against Australia in women's ODIs (economy 5.03, average 125, 298 balls bowled).

Verified cricket record
37
runs vs Australia · SR 30.08
Karishma Ramharack · WODI
Runs37
Balls123
Strike rate30.08
Average5.29
Fours2
Sixes0
Dismissals7
Wickets2
Balls298
Economy5.03
Average125
Strike rate149

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2026: 14 runs off 52 balls at SR 26.92 against Australia.
Most productive venueWarner Park, Basseterre: 14 runs off 52 balls at SR 26.92.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerTahlia McGrath dismissed him 2 times in 23 balls, conceding 5 runs at SR 21.73.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Georgia Wareham: 7 runs off 22 balls at SR 31.81.

Season by season against Australia

201901010
2022113234.3725.50
2023123831.5726
2026145226.9227

Ground by ground against Australia

Warner Park, Basseterre145226.922
Junction Oval, Melbourne123237.501
Basin Reserve, Wellington113234.372
Allan Border Field, Brisbane0601
Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound0101

Australia bowler by bowler

Ashleigh Gardner2860 / 021.421
Tahlia McGrath2351 / 021.732
Georgia Wareham2270 / 031.811
Alana King2160 / 028.571
Jess Jonassen1040 / 0401
Kim Garth951 / 055.550
Megan Schutt930 / 033.331
Annabel Sutherland110 / 01000

How many runs has Karishma Ramharack scored against Australia?

Karishma Ramharack has scored 37 runs off 123 balls against Australia in women's ODIs (strike rate 30.08, average 5.29, 0 sixes, out 7 times).

How many wickets has Karishma Ramharack taken against Australia?

Karishma Ramharack has taken 2 wickets against Australia in women's ODIs (economy 5.03, average 125, 298 balls bowled).

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