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Mohammad Amir vs Sri Lanka: ODI record

Mohammad Amir has scored 84 runs off 122 balls against Sri Lanka in ODIs (strike rate 68.85, average 42, 0 sixes, out 2 times). Mohammad Amir has taken 17 wickets against Sri Lanka in ODIs (economy 4.54, average 21.41, 481 balls bowled).

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Mohammad Amir
84
runs vs Sri Lanka · SR 68.85
Mohammad Amir · ODI
Answer data table
Runs84
Balls122
Strike rate68.85
Average42
Fours-
Sixes0
Dismissals2
Answer data table
Wickets17
Balls481
Economy4.54
Average21.41
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2009: 51 runs off 65 balls at SR 78.46 against Sri Lanka.
Most productive venueDambulla Stadium, Dambulla: 56 runs off 79 balls at SR 70.88.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerLasith Malinga dismissed him 2 times in 42 balls, conceding 24 runs at SR 57.14.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Muttiah Muralitharan: 20 runs off 24 balls at SR 83.33.

Season by season against Sri Lanka

Answer data table
2009516578.46151
201051435.7115
2017284365.110-

Ground by ground against Sri Lanka

Answer data table
Dambulla Stadium, Dambulla567970.882
Sophia Gardens, Cardiff284365.110

Sri Lanka bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Lasith Malinga42242 / 057.142
Muttiah Muralitharan24201 / 083.330
Dilesh Gunaratne1261 / 0500
Thilan Thushara871 / 087.500
Nuwan Pradeep860 / 0750
Suranga Lakmal630 / 0500
Thisara Perera450 / 01250
Dhananjaya de Silva420 / 0500
Nuwan Kulasekara420 / 0500
Angelo Mathews320 / 066.660
Danushka Gunathilaka310 / 033.330
Sanath Jayasuriya241 / 02000
Dilhara Fernando220 / 01000
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How many runs has Mohammad Amir scored against Sri Lanka?

Mohammad Amir has scored 84 runs off 122 balls against Sri Lanka in ODIs (strike rate 68.85, average 42, 0 sixes, out 2 times).

How many wickets has Mohammad Amir taken against Sri Lanka?

Mohammad Amir has taken 17 wickets against Sri Lanka in ODIs (economy 4.54, average 21.41, 481 balls bowled).

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