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Mohammad Amir vs England: Test record

Mohammad Amir has scored 218 runs off 592 balls against England in Test cricket (strike rate 36.82, average 16.77, 1 sixes, out 13 times). Mohammad Amir has taken 38 wickets against England in Test cricket (economy 2.87, average 26.50, 2104 balls bowled).

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Mohammad Amir
218
runs vs England · SR 36.82
Mohammad Amir · Test
Answer data table
Runs218
Balls592
Strike rate36.82
Average16.77
Fours-
Sixes1
Dismissals13
Answer data table
Wickets38
Balls2104
Economy2.87
Average26.50
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2016: 107 runs off 173 balls at SR 61.84 against England.
Most productive venueKennington Oval: 49 runs off 115 balls at SR 42.60.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerStuart Broad dismissed him 5 times in 107 balls, conceding 50 runs at SR 46.72.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Joe Root: 11 runs off 12 balls at SR 91.66.

Season by season against England

Answer data table
20106732120.8779.57
201610717361.84521.40
2018449844.89144

Ground by ground against England

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Kennington Oval4911542.601
Edgbaston4519023.684
Old Trafford3850761
Lord's377251.384
Trent Bridge2911325.662
Headingley205238.461

England bowler by bowler

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James Anderson126334 / 026.193
Stuart Broad107508 / 046.725
Graeme Swann103163 / 015.531
Steven Finn66202 / 030.302
Chris Woakes52407 / 076.922
Moeen Ali48232 / 147.910
Paul Collingwood2981 / 027.580
Dominic Bess2392 / 039.130
Ben Stokes1581 / 053.330
Joe Root12112 / 091.660
Mark Wood1100 / 000
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How many runs has Mohammad Amir scored against England?

Mohammad Amir has scored 218 runs off 592 balls against England in Test cricket (strike rate 36.82, average 16.77, 1 sixes, out 13 times).

How many wickets has Mohammad Amir taken against England?

Mohammad Amir has taken 38 wickets against England in Test cricket (economy 2.87, average 26.50, 2104 balls bowled).

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