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Anushka Sanjeewani vs India: WODI record

Anushka Sanjeewani has scored 166 runs off 281 balls against India in women's ODIs (strike rate 59.07, average 18.44, 0 sixes, out 9 times).

Verified cricket record
166
runs vs India · SR 59.07
Anushka Sanjeewani · WODI
Runs166
Balls281
Strike rate59.07
Average18.44
Fours12
Sixes0
Dismissals9

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2025: 79 runs off 118 balls at SR 66.94 against India.
Most productive venueR Premadasa Stadium, Colombo: 73 runs off 108 balls at SR 67.59.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerDeepti Sharma dismissed him 3 times in 48 balls, conceding 28 runs at SR 58.33.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Shree Charani: 25 runs off 28 balls at SR 89.28.

Season by season against India

2018436764.17314.33
2022449645.83314.66
20257911866.94326.33

Ground by ground against India

R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo7310867.592
Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Kandy449645.833
Chilaw Marians Cricket Club Ground, FTZ Sports Complex223170.961
Galle International Stadium, Galle213658.332
Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati610601

India bowler by bowler

Deepti Sharma48282 / 058.333
Rajeshwari Gayakwad32130 / 040.621
Shree Charani28253 / 089.280
Poonam Yadav25131 / 0522
Pooja Vastrakar23131 / 056.521
Sachin Rana23110 / 047.821
Meghna Singh22101 / 045.450
Pratika Rawal17132 / 076.470
Kashvee Gautam12102 / 083.330
Arundhati Reddy1050 / 0500
Harleen Deol960 / 066.660
Dayalan Hemalatha850 / 062.500
Renuka Singh630 / 0500
Shafali Verma620 / 033.330
Harmanpreet Kaur560 / 01200
Shikha Pandey410 / 0250
Mansi Joshi220 / 01000
Jhulan Goswami100 / 001

How many runs has Anushka Sanjeewani scored against India?

Anushka Sanjeewani has scored 166 runs off 281 balls against India in women's ODIs (strike rate 59.07, average 18.44, 0 sixes, out 9 times).

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