Lydia Greenway vs Australia: WTest record

Lydia Greenway has scored 160 runs off 643 balls against Australia in women's Test cricket (strike rate 24.88, average 13.33, 0 sixes, out 12 times).

● Verified cricket record

160

runs vs Australia · SR 24.88

Lydia Greenway · WTest


Runs	160
Balls	643
Strike rate	24.88
Average	13.33
Fours	21
Sixes	0
Dismissals	12

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2015: 38 runs off 223 balls at SR 17.04 against Australia.

Most productive venueBankstown Oval, Sydney: 46 runs off 185 balls at SR 24.86.

Most frequent dismissing bowlerEllyse Perry dismissed him 3 times in 51 balls, conceding 16 runs at SR 31.37.

Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Kris Britt: 11 runs off 15 balls at SR 73.33.

Season by season against Australia


2003	31	138	22.46	2	15.50
2005	18	70	25.71	1	18
2008	26	48	54.16	2	13
2009	28	99	28.28	2	14
2011	15	47	31.91	2	7.50
2013	4	18	22.22	1	4
2015	38	223	17.04	2	19

Ground by ground against Australia


Bankstown Oval, Sydney	46	185	24.86	4
County Ground, New Road, Worcester	46	169	27.21	3
St Lawrence Ground	38	223	17.04	2
Bradman Oval, Bowral	26	48	54.16	2
Sir Paul Getty's Ground	4	18	22.22	1

Australia bowler by bowler


Lisa Sthalekar	85	31	4 / 0	36.47	0
Scott Coyte	61	15	3 / 0	24.59	0
Rene Farrell	58	13	2 / 0	22.41	2
Cathryn Fitzpatrick	54	6	1 / 0	11.11	2
Ellyse Perry	51	16	1 / 0	31.37	3
Emma Liddell	41	6	0 / 0	14.63	1
Sarah Andrews	38	12	1 / 0	31.57	0
Kristen Beams	34	6	1 / 0	17.64	0
Jess Jonassen	32	3	0 / 0	9.37	0
Shelley Nitschke	30	8	1 / 0	26.66	2
Holly Ferling	30	4	1 / 0	13.33	0
Karen Rolton	25	9	2 / 0	36	0
Meg Lanning	25	2	0 / 0	8	0
Julie Hayes	17	5	0 / 0	29.41	0
Erin Osborne	16	4	1 / 0	25	1
Kris Britt	15	11	2 / 0	73.33	0
Rachael Haynes	10	2	0 / 0	20	1
Megan Schutt	10	1	0 / 0	10	0
Lauren Ebsary	7	4	1 / 0	57.14	0
Julie Hayes	4	2	0 / 0	50	0

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