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Mohammad Sami vs South Africa: Test record

Mohammad Sami has scored 67 runs off 158 balls against South Africa in Test cricket (strike rate 42.41, average 16.75, 1 sixes, out 4 times). Mohammad Sami has taken 9 wickets against South Africa in Test cricket (economy 4.10, average 75.44, 993 balls bowled).

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Mohammad Sami
67
runs vs South Africa · SR 42.41
Mohammad Sami · Test
Answer data table
Runs67
Balls158
Strike rate42.41
Average16.75
Fours-
Sixes1
Dismissals4
Answer data table
Wickets9
Balls993
Economy4.10
Average75.44
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2007: 45 runs off 104 balls at SR 43.26 against South Africa.
Most productive venueNewlands: 44 runs off 95 balls at SR 46.31.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerJacques Kallis dismissed him 2 times in 16 balls, conceding 3 runs at SR 18.75.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Andre Nel: 10 runs off 13 balls at SR 76.92.

Season by season against South Africa

Answer data table
2002111861.110-
200391752.9419
20074510443.26315
201021910.520-

Ground by ground against South Africa

Answer data table
Newlands449546.312
Kingsmead111861.110
St George's Park102441.661
Sheikh Zayed Stadium21910.520
Gaddafi Stadium0201

South Africa bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Makhaya Ntini40191 / 147.501
Paul Harris37101 / 027.020
Dale Steyn24121 / 0500
Jacques Kallis1630 / 018.752
Andre Nel13102 / 076.920
Nantie Hayward1181 / 072.720
Shaun Pollock1030 / 0300
Andrew Hall400 / 000
Paul Adams200 / 001
Morne Morkel120 / 02000
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How many runs has Mohammad Sami scored against South Africa?

Mohammad Sami has scored 67 runs off 158 balls against South Africa in Test cricket (strike rate 42.41, average 16.75, 1 sixes, out 4 times).

How many wickets has Mohammad Sami taken against South Africa?

Mohammad Sami has taken 9 wickets against South Africa in Test cricket (economy 4.10, average 75.44, 993 balls bowled).

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