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Sterre Kalis vs Scotland: WT20I record

Sterre Kalis has scored 332 runs off 304 balls against Scotland in women's T20Is (strike rate 109.21, average 41.50, 3 sixes, out 8 times).

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Sterre Kalis
332
runs vs Scotland · SR 109.21
Sterre Kalis · WT20I
Answer data table
Runs332
Balls304
Strike rate109.21
Average41.50
Fours-
Sixes3
Dismissals8

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2026: 115 runs off 82 balls at SR 140.24 against Scotland.
Most productive venueTU Cricket Ground, Kirtipur: 87 runs off 60 balls at SR 145.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerHannah Rainey dismissed him 1 times in 13 balls, conceding 11 runs at SR 84.61.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Olivia Bell: 24 runs off 17 balls at SR 141.17.

Season by season against Scotland

Answer data table
2019457560411.25
20239783116.86248.50
20242020100120
202555441250-
202611582140.241115

Ground by ground against Scotland

Answer data table
TU Cricket Ground, Kirtipur87601450
Desert Springs Cricket Ground, Almeria6855123.631
Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok55441250
Sportpark Maarschalkerweerd, Utrecht2928103.571
Grange Cricket Club, Edinburgh2822127.271
La Manga Club Top Ground, Murcia273969.232
VRA Ground, Amstelveen20201001
Sportpark Het Schootsveld, Deventer1216751
Lochlands, Arbroath620301

Scotland bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Kathryn Bryce45457 / 01001
Priyanaz Chatterji44413 / 193.181
Chloe Abel42456 / 0107.140
Abtaha Maqsood40556 / 1137.501
Rachel Slater20244 / 01200
Katherine Fraser18214 / 0116.661
Rachel Hawkins18110 / 061.110
Olivia Bell17245 / 0141.171
Hannah Rainey13111 / 084.611
Darcey Carter11191 / 1172.720
Megan McColl9111 / 0122.221
Katie McGill761 / 085.710
Nayma Sheikh751 / 071.420
Kirstie Gordon670 / 0116.660
Niamh Robertson-Jack461 / 01500
Samantha Haggo310 / 033.331

How many runs has Sterre Kalis scored against Scotland?

Sterre Kalis has scored 332 runs off 304 balls against Scotland in women's T20Is (strike rate 109.21, average 41.50, 3 sixes, out 8 times).

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