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Mohammad Rizwan vs South Africa: T20I record

Mohammad Rizwan has scored 462 runs off 339 balls against South Africa in T20Is (strike rate 136.28, average 51.33, 17 sixes, out 9 times).

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Mohammad Rizwan
462
runs vs South Africa · SR 136.28
Mohammad Rizwan · T20I
Answer data table
Runs462
Balls339
Strike rate136.28
Average51.33
Fours-
Sixes17
Dismissals9

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2021: 344 runs off 235 balls at SR 146.38 against South Africa.
Most productive venueGaddafi Stadium, Lahore: 197 runs off 135 balls at SR 145.92.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerGeorge Linde dismissed him 1 times in 29 balls, conceding 31 runs at SR 106.89.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Sisanda Magala: 29 runs off 14 balls at SR 207.14.

Season by season against South Africa

Answer data table
20192925116214.50
2021344235146.38486
20224410014
20248575113.33242.50

Ground by ground against South Africa

Answer data table
Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore197135145.922
SuperSport Park, Centurion11084130.953
Wanderers, Johannesburg7552144.231
Kingsmead, Durban7462119.351
SCG, Sydney441001
Newlands, Cape Town221001

South Africa bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Tabraiz Shamsi44608 / 0136.361
Andile Phehlukwayo30402 / 2133.330
George Linde29312 / 1106.891
Beuran Hendricks27454 / 2166.660
JJ Smuts22222 / 11000
Lutho Sipamla20394 / 21951
Bjorn Fortuin20233 / 01151
Ottneil Baartman19214 / 0110.521
Lizaad Williams19201 / 0105.260
Dwaine Pretorius17232 / 1135.291
Kwena Maphaka15241 / 21601
Sisanda Magala14293 / 1207.140
Andile Simelane13170 / 1130.760
Nqabayomzi Peter1290 / 0750
Junior Dala11230 / 3209.090
Glenton Stuurman10223 / 12200
Donovan Ferreira451 / 01250
Wayne Parnell441 / 01001
Chris Morris410 / 0250
Dayyaan Galiem320 / 066.660
Gerrit Jacques Snyman220 / 01000

How many runs has Mohammad Rizwan scored against South Africa?

Mohammad Rizwan has scored 462 runs off 339 balls against South Africa in T20Is (strike rate 136.28, average 51.33, 17 sixes, out 9 times).

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