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Polly Inglis vs Northern Districts: Super Smash (Women) record

Polly Inglis has scored 166 runs off 144 balls against Northern Districts in the Super Smash (Women) (strike rate 115.28, average 18.44, 3 sixes, out 9 times).

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Polly Inglis
166
runs vs Northern Districts · SR 115.28
Polly Inglis · Super Smash (Women)
Answer data table
Runs166
Balls144
Strike rate115.28
Average18.44
Fours-
Sixes3
Dismissals9

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2021: 49 runs off 47 balls at SR 104.25 against Northern Districts.
Most productive venueUniversity Oval, Dunedin: 107 runs off 90 balls at SR 118.88.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerNensi Patel dismissed him 4 times in 40 balls, conceding 55 runs at SR 137.50.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Nensi Patel: 55 runs off 40 balls at SR 137.50.

Season by season against Northern Districts

Answer data table
2020424495.45221
20214947104.25224.50
20226125016
20237710017
20242716168.75127
20253518194.44217.50

Ground by ground against Northern Districts

Answer data table
University Oval, Dunedin10790118.885
Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui3526134.612
Seddon Park, Hamilton1816112.501
John Davies Oval, Queenstown612501

Northern Districts bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Nensi Patel40554 / 3137.504
Kayley Knight16193 / 0118.750
SR Naidu16102 / 062.500
MB Templeton10121 / 01200
CR Sarsfield8111 / 0137.501
LF Boucher861 / 0751
Chamari Athapaththu7111 / 0157.141
Jess Watkin781 / 0114.280
MN Hyde761 / 085.711
Marina Lamplough6100 / 0166.660
EL Baker571 / 01400
Felicity Leydon-Davis510 / 0200
JEI Prasad320 / 066.660
Brooke Halliday251 / 02500
Eimear Richardson220 / 01000
Kate Anderson210 / 0501
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How many runs has Polly Inglis scored against Northern Districts?

Polly Inglis has scored 166 runs off 144 balls against Northern Districts in the Super Smash (Women) (strike rate 115.28, average 18.44, 3 sixes, out 9 times).

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