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Sean Ervine vs Pakistan: ODI record

Sean Ervine has scored 122 runs off 130 balls against Pakistan in ODIs (strike rate 93.85, average 17.43, 4 sixes, out 7 times). Sean Ervine has taken 7 wickets against Pakistan in ODIs (economy 6.54, average 52.14, 335 balls bowled).

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Sean Ervine
122
runs vs Pakistan · SR 93.85
Sean Ervine · ODI
Answer data table
Runs122
Balls130
Strike rate93.85
Average17.43
Fours-
Sixes4
Dismissals7
Answer data table
Wickets7
Balls335
Economy6.54
Average52.14
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2002: 67 runs off 63 balls at SR 106.34 against Pakistan.
Most productive venueQueens Sports Club, Bulawayo: 61 runs off 41 balls at SR 148.78.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerShoaib Malik dismissed him 1 times in 29 balls, conceding 19 runs at SR 65.51.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Shahid Afridi: 25 runs off 17 balls at SR 147.05.

Season by season against Pakistan

Answer data table
200104020
20026763106.34322.33
2003556387.30227.50

Ground by ground against Pakistan

Answer data table
Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo6141148.781
Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium, Sharjah556387.302
Harare Sports Club62227.272
Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah0402

Pakistan bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Shoaib Malik29192 / 065.511
Abdul Razzaq21182 / 185.711
Azhar Mahmood18223 / 1122.220
Shahid Afridi17253 / 1147.051
Mohammad Hafeez1081 / 0800
Mohammad Zahid810 / 012.501
Shoaib Akhtar700 / 000
Danish Kaneria6100 / 1166.660
Saqlain Mushtaq6102 / 0166.661
Mohammad Sami651 / 083.330
Wasim Akram241 / 02000
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How many runs has Sean Ervine scored against Pakistan?

Sean Ervine has scored 122 runs off 130 balls against Pakistan in ODIs (strike rate 93.85, average 17.43, 4 sixes, out 7 times).

How many wickets has Sean Ervine taken against Pakistan?

Sean Ervine has taken 7 wickets against Pakistan in ODIs (economy 6.54, average 52.14, 335 balls bowled).

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