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Stuart Clark vs England: Test record

Stuart Clark has scored 123 runs off 131 balls against England in Test cricket (strike rate 93.89, average 15.38, 5 sixes, out 8 times). Stuart Clark has taken 30 wickets against England in Test cricket (economy 2.56, average 20.63, 1448 balls bowled).

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Stuart Clark
123
runs vs England · SR 93.89
Stuart Clark · Test
Answer data table
Runs123
Balls131
Strike rate93.89
Average15.38
Fours-
Sixes5
Dismissals8
Answer data table
Wickets30
Balls1448
Economy2.56
Average20.63
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2006: 50 runs off 59 balls at SR 84.74 against England.
Most productive venueBrisbane Cricket Ground: 39 runs off 23 balls at SR 169.56.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerSajid Mahmood dismissed him 2 times in 13 balls, conceding 6 runs at SR 46.15.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Stuart Broad: 21 runs off 13 balls at SR 161.53.

Season by season against England

Answer data table
2006505984.74412.50
2007354185.36135
20093831122.58312.66

Ground by ground against England

Answer data table
Brisbane Cricket Ground3923169.561
Sydney Cricket Ground354185.361
Headingley3222145.451
Melbourne Cricket Ground82433.331
Kennington Oval6966.662
W.A.C.A. Ground35601
Adelaide Oval0701

England bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Steve Harmison31282 / 090.322
James Anderson27351 / 2129.620
Andrew Flintoff19141 / 073.681
Graeme Swann17171 / 11001
Stuart Broad13211 / 2161.531
Sajid Mahmood1360 / 046.152
Matthew Hoggard600 / 001
Monty Panesar420 / 0500
Ashley Giles100 / 000
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How many runs has Stuart Clark scored against England?

Stuart Clark has scored 123 runs off 131 balls against England in Test cricket (strike rate 93.89, average 15.38, 5 sixes, out 8 times).

How many wickets has Stuart Clark taken against England?

Stuart Clark has taken 30 wickets against England in Test cricket (economy 2.56, average 20.63, 1448 balls bowled).

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