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Kyle Mayers vs South Africa: Test record

Kyle Mayers has scored 113 runs off 235 balls against South Africa in Test cricket (strike rate 48.09, average 14.12, 1 sixes, out 8 times). Kyle Mayers has taken 13 wickets against South Africa in Test cricket (economy 2.66, average 13.92, 408 balls bowled).

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Kyle Mayers
113
runs vs South Africa · SR 48.09
Kyle Mayers · Test
Answer data table
Runs113
Balls235
Strike rate48.09
Average14.12
Fours-
Sixes1
Dismissals8
Answer data table
Wickets13
Balls408
Economy2.66
Average13.92
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2021: 59 runs off 103 balls at SR 57.28 against South Africa.
Most productive venueDaren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia: 59 runs off 103 balls at SR 57.28.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerAnrich Nortje dismissed him 3 times in 36 balls, conceding 29 runs at SR 80.55.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Anrich Nortje: 29 runs off 36 balls at SR 80.55.

Season by season against South Africa

Answer data table
20215910357.28414.75
20235413240.90413.50

Ground by ground against South Africa

Answer data table
Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia5910357.284
The Wanderers Stadium369537.892
SuperSport Park183748.642

South Africa bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Keshav Maharaj77232 / 029.872
Kagiso Rabada44182 / 040.902
Anrich Nortje36295 / 080.553
Marco Jansen25131 / 1520
Wiaan Mulder21142 / 066.660
Gerald Coetzee1282 / 066.661
Lungi Ngidi1220 / 016.660
Simon Harmer861 / 0750
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How many runs has Kyle Mayers scored against South Africa?

Kyle Mayers has scored 113 runs off 235 balls against South Africa in Test cricket (strike rate 48.09, average 14.12, 1 sixes, out 8 times).

How many wickets has Kyle Mayers taken against South Africa?

Kyle Mayers has taken 13 wickets against South Africa in Test cricket (economy 2.66, average 13.92, 408 balls bowled).

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