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Sarah Elliott vs England: WTest record

Sarah Elliott has scored 196 runs off 597 balls against England in women's Test cricket (strike rate 32.83, average 65.33, 0 sixes, out 3 times). Sarah Elliott has taken 2 wickets against England in women's Test cricket (economy 2.73, average 37.50, 165 balls bowled).

Verified cricket record
196
runs vs England · SR 32.83
Sarah Elliott · WTest
Runs196
Balls597
Strike rate32.83
Average65.33
Fours16
Sixes0
Dismissals3
Wickets2
Balls165
Economy2.73
Average37.50
Strike rate82.50

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2013: 114 runs off 324 balls at SR 35.18 against England.
Most productive venueSir Paul Getty's Ground: 114 runs off 324 balls at SR 35.18.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerAnya Shrubsole dismissed him 1 times in 65 balls, conceding 15 runs at SR 23.07.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Holly Colvin: 13 runs off 24 balls at SR 54.16.

Season by season against England

20118227330.03182
201311432435.18257

Ground by ground against England

Sir Paul Getty's Ground11432435.182
Bankstown Oval, Sydney8227330.031

England bowler by bowler

Jenny Gunn130242 / 018.460
Laura Marsh115545 / 046.950
Katherine Brunt110261 / 023.631
Danielle Hazell74324 / 043.240
Anya Shrubsole65152 / 023.071
Isa Guha53171 / 032.071
Holly Colvin24130 / 054.160
Caroline Atkins1330 / 023.070
Charlotte Edwards561 / 01200
Heather Knight560 / 01200
Arran Brindle300 / 000

How many runs has Sarah Elliott scored against England?

Sarah Elliott has scored 196 runs off 597 balls against England in women's Test cricket (strike rate 32.83, average 65.33, 0 sixes, out 3 times).

How many wickets has Sarah Elliott taken against England?

Sarah Elliott has taken 2 wickets against England in women's Test cricket (economy 2.73, average 37.50, 165 balls bowled).

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