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Ollie Robinson vs Australia: Test record

Ollie Robinson has scored 97 runs off 192 balls against Australia in Test cricket (strike rate 50.52, average 9.70, 0 sixes, out 10 times). Ollie Robinson has taken 21 wickets against Australia in Test cricket (economy 2.70, average 26.90, 1254 balls bowled).

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Ollie Robinson
97
runs vs Australia · SR 50.52
Ollie Robinson · Test
Answer data table
Runs97
Balls192
Strike rate50.52
Average9.70
Fours-
Sixes0
Dismissals10
Answer data table
Wickets21
Balls1254
Economy2.70
Average26.90
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2023: 59 runs off 97 balls at SR 60.82 against Australia.
Most productive venueEdgbaston: 44 runs off 75 balls at SR 58.66.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerNathan Lyon dismissed him 5 times in 71 balls, conceding 27 runs at SR 38.02.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Mitchell Starc: 16 runs off 14 balls at SR 114.28.

Season by season against Australia

Answer data table
2021389440.4266.33
202201010
2023599760.82319.66

Ground by ground against Australia

Answer data table
Edgbaston447558.661
Melbourne Cricket Ground222878.572
Lord's101662.502
Adelaide Oval84617.392
Brisbane Cricket Ground820402
Headingley5683.330
Bellerive Oval0101

Australia bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Nathan Lyon71271 / 038.025
Josh Hazlewood27192 / 070.370
Pat Cummins2761 / 022.223
Cameron Green22122 / 054.540
Mitchell Starc14162 / 0114.280
Scott Boland1391 / 069.231
Michael Neser951 / 055.550
Jhye Richardson600 / 000
Travis Head330 / 01001
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How many runs has Ollie Robinson scored against Australia?

Ollie Robinson has scored 97 runs off 192 balls against Australia in Test cricket (strike rate 50.52, average 9.70, 0 sixes, out 10 times).

How many wickets has Ollie Robinson taken against Australia?

Ollie Robinson has taken 21 wickets against Australia in Test cricket (economy 2.70, average 26.90, 1254 balls bowled).

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