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Shabnim Ismail vs India: WODI record

Shabnim Ismail has scored 39 runs off 142 balls against India in women's ODIs (strike rate 27.46, average 4.88, 1 sixes, out 8 times). Shabnim Ismail has taken 25 wickets against India in women's ODIs (economy 4.01, average 22.16, 828 balls bowled).

Verified cricket record
39
runs vs India · SR 27.46
Shabnim Ismail · WODI
Runs39
Balls142
Strike rate27.46
Average4.88
Fours1
Sixes1
Dismissals8
Wickets25
Balls828
Economy4.01
Average22.16
Strike rate33.12

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2017: 22 runs off 58 balls at SR 37.93 against India.
Most productive venueP Sara Oval, Colombo: 17 runs off 25 balls at SR 68.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerEkta Bisht dismissed him 3 times in 37 balls, conceding 5 runs at SR 13.51.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Rajeshwari Gayakwad: 11 runs off 22 balls at SR 50.

Season by season against India

2017225837.9354.40
2019158018.7527.50
202102010
2022221000-

Ground by ground against India

P Sara Oval, Colombo1725682
Reliance Stadium, Vadodara158018.752
Grace Road, Leicester5862.501
Hagley Oval, Christchurch221000
North-West University No1 Ground, Potchefstroom01501
Senwes Park, Potchefstroom01001
Ekana Stadium, Lucknow0201

India bowler by bowler

Ekta Bisht3750 / 013.513
Deepti Sharma34130 / 138.230
Rajeshwari Gayakwad22111 / 0501
Harmanpreet Kaur2120 / 09.521
Poonam Yadav1720 / 011.762
Shikha Pandey960 / 066.660
Jhulan Goswami200 / 001

How many runs has Shabnim Ismail scored against India?

Shabnim Ismail has scored 39 runs off 142 balls against India in women's ODIs (strike rate 27.46, average 4.88, 1 sixes, out 8 times).

How many wickets has Shabnim Ismail taken against India?

Shabnim Ismail has taken 25 wickets against India in women's ODIs (economy 4.01, average 22.16, 828 balls bowled).

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