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Sarah Taylor vs India: WODI record

Sarah Taylor has scored 278 runs off 430 balls against India in women's ODIs (strike rate 64.65, average 23.17, 0 sixes, out 12 times).

Verified cricket record
278
runs vs India · SR 64.65
Sarah Taylor · WODI
Runs278
Balls430
Strike rate64.65
Average23.17
Fours24
Sixes0
Dismissals12

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2012: 93 runs off 118 balls at SR 78.81 against India.
Most productive venueLord's, London: 83 runs off 113 balls at SR 73.45.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerShikha Pandey dismissed him 3 times in 56 balls, conceding 30 runs at SR 53.57.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Aryansh Sharma: 15 runs off 18 balls at SR 83.33.

Season by season against India

2009274362.79127
20129311878.81423.25
2013357248.61135
2014435676.78143
2017679372.04233.50
2019134827.0834.33

Ground by ground against India

Lord's, London8311373.452
North Marine Road Ground, Scarborough435676.781
Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai357248.611
County Ground, Taunton344870.832
North Sydney Oval, Sydney274362.791
County Ground, Derby223170.961
Sir Paul Getty's Ground, Wormsley2119110.521
Wankhede, Mumbai134827.083

India bowler by bowler

Jhulan Goswami1277210 / 056.693
Shikha Pandey56301 / 053.573
Gouher Sultana48322 / 066.661
Niranjana Nagarajan40335 / 082.500
Ekta Bisht34181 / 052.941
Rajeshwari Gayakwad28190 / 067.851
Deepti Sharma2290 / 040.900
Aryansh Sharma18152 / 083.331
Poonam Yadav18130 / 072.220
Reema Malhotra1250 / 041.660
Archana Das8163 / 02001
Harmanpreet Kaur880 / 01000
Rumeli Dhar550 / 01000
Shubhlakshmi Sharma320 / 066.660
Mona Meshram210 / 0500
Pranab Roy100 / 001

How many runs has Sarah Taylor scored against India?

Sarah Taylor has scored 278 runs off 430 balls against India in women's ODIs (strike rate 64.65, average 23.17, 0 sixes, out 12 times).

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