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Marcus Stoinis vs New Zealand: ODI record

Marcus Stoinis has scored 214 runs off 208 balls against New Zealand in ODIs (strike rate 102.88, average 53.50, 12 sixes, out 4 times). Marcus Stoinis has taken 4 wickets against New Zealand in ODIs (economy 4.88, average 30.50, 150 balls bowled).

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Marcus Stoinis
214
runs vs New Zealand · SR 102.88
Marcus Stoinis · ODI
Answer data table
Runs214
Balls208
Strike rate102.88
Average53.50
Fours-
Sixes12
Dismissals4
Answer data table
Wickets4
Balls150
Economy4.88
Average30.50
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2017: 188 runs off 165 balls at SR 113.93 against New Zealand.
Most productive venueEden Park, Auckland: 146 runs off 117 balls at SR 124.78.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerMitchell Santner dismissed him 1 times in 41 balls, conceding 35 runs at SR 85.36.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against James Neesham: 37 runs off 24 balls at SR 154.16.

Season by season against New Zealand

Answer data table
2017188165113.931188
2019212680.76121
202251729.4122.50

Ground by ground against New Zealand

Answer data table
Eden Park, Auckland146117124.780
Seddon Park, Hamilton424887.501
Lord's, London212680.761
Cazaly's Stadium, Cairns51729.412

New Zealand bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Lockie Ferguson46426 / 091.300
Mitchell Santner41352 / 285.361
Tim Southee29422 / 4144.820
James Neesham24373 / 3154.161
Trent Boult24271 / 2112.501
Kane Williamson15131 / 186.660
Ish Sodhi12101 / 083.330
Matt Henry1130 / 027.271
Colin Munro650 / 083.330
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How many runs has Marcus Stoinis scored against New Zealand?

Marcus Stoinis has scored 214 runs off 208 balls against New Zealand in ODIs (strike rate 102.88, average 53.50, 12 sixes, out 4 times).

How many wickets has Marcus Stoinis taken against New Zealand?

Marcus Stoinis has taken 4 wickets against New Zealand in ODIs (economy 4.88, average 30.50, 150 balls bowled).

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