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Kavisha Dilhari vs New Zealand: WODI record

Kavisha Dilhari has scored 164 runs off 213 balls against New Zealand in the WODI (strike rate 77, average 32.80, 1 six, out 5 times). Kavisha Dilhari has taken 2 wickets against New Zealand in the WODI (economy 5.32, average 90.50, 204 balls bowled).

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Kavisha Dilhari
164
runs vs New Zealand · SR 77
Kavisha Dilhari · WODI
Answer data table
Runs164
Balls213
Strike rate77
Average32.80
Fours-
Sixes1
Dismissals5
Answer data table
Wickets2
Balls204
Economy5.32
Average90.50
Strike rate-

What the numbers say

Most runs in a season2023: 84 runs off 98 balls at SR 85.71 against New Zealand.
Most productive venueGalle International Stadium, Galle: 84 runs off 98 balls at SR 85.71.
Most frequent dismissing bowlerEden Carson dismissed him 2 times in 60 balls, conceding 47 runs at SR 78.33.
Highest scoring rate (12+ balls)Against Brooke Halliday: 27 runs off 20 balls at SR 135.

Season by season against New Zealand

Answer data table
2023849885.71184
20258011569.56420

Ground by ground against New Zealand

Answer data table
Galle International Stadium, Galle849885.711
Saxton Oval, Nelson709672.912
McLean Park, Napier615401
R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo441001

New Zealand bowler by bowler

Answer data table
Eden Carson60474 / 078.332
Fran Jonas32383 / 0118.750
Amelia Kerr24131 / 054.160
Jess Kerr2470 / 029.160
Brooke Halliday20272 / 11351
Hannah Rowe17130 / 076.470
Lea Tahuhu16101 / 062.500
Bree Illing1230 / 0250
Sophie Devine461 / 01501
Suzie Bates400 / 001
Full profileNew Zealand

How many runs has Kavisha Dilhari scored against New Zealand?

Kavisha Dilhari has scored 164 runs off 213 balls against New Zealand in the WODI (strike rate 77, average 32.80, 1 six, out 5 times).

How many wickets has Kavisha Dilhari taken against New Zealand?

Kavisha Dilhari has taken 2 wickets against New Zealand in the WODI (economy 5.32, average 90.50, 204 balls bowled).

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