Re: Zimbabwe Cricket Stats Quiz
Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2020 4:13 am
Zhuwao , Houghton, Brian Davison. Can't think of anybody else
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Here is the next lot of players in the 'Zimbabwean Century' Stats look. I am going with players of last century with 2000 FC runs:Jemisi wrote: ↑Sat Feb 22, 2020 9:38 amZimdoggy it turns out that the Zim 50 Problem has a long heritage. Here are the Rhodesian batsmen with more than 2000 FC runs:
Davison : 100s - 53 50s - 148 50+ - 201 Conversion Rate - 26.36% Batting Ave - 39.96 Inn/50 - 3.81
Bentley : 100s - 5 50s - 35 50+ - 40 Conv. Rate - 12.5% Ave - 32.84 Inn/50 - 4.3
R Gripper : 100s - 7 50s - 17 50+ - 24 Conv. Rate - 29.17% Ave - 30.44 Inn/50 - 6.42
Robertson : 100s - 3 50s - 28 50+ - 31 Conv. Rate - 9.68% Ave - 33.15 Inn/50 - 4.61
Lewis : 100s - 8 50s - 11 50+ - 19 Conv. Rate - 42.11% Ave - 28.16 Inn/50 - 7.68
Heron : 100s - 5 50s - 13 50+ - 18 Conv. Rate - 27.78% Ave - 26.2 Inn/50 - 6.28
Birrell : 100s - 3 50s - 13 50+ - 16 Conv. Rate - 18.75% Ave - 26.58 Inn/50 - 5.94
Mitchell : 100s - 0 50s - 13 50+ - 13 Conv. Rate - 0% Ave - 24.81 Inn/50 - 7.15
Ullyet : 100s - 4 50s - 6 50+ - 10 Conv. Rate 40% Ave - 26.53 Inn/50 - 8.2
Interestingly the guys with the best conversion rates have poor Innings per 50 rates.
Bentley and Robertson have shocking rates of turning 50s into 100s, in line with some modern offenders.
I will look at Zim players of last century and then ones of this century in separate posts.
I have been away from the stats for a long time during covid. Just completed the next section of this 'Zimbabwean 100' study.Jemisi wrote: ↑Tue Mar 31, 2020 6:42 amHere is the next lot of players in the 'Zimbabwean Century' Stats look. I am going with players of last century with 2000 FC runs:Jemisi wrote: ↑Sat Feb 22, 2020 9:38 amZimdoggy it turns out that the Zim 50 Problem has a long heritage. Here are the Rhodesian batsmen with more than 2000 FC runs:
Davison : 100s - 53 50s - 148 50+ - 201 Conversion Rate - 26.36% Batting Ave - 39.96 Inn/50 - 3.81
Bentley : 100s - 5 50s - 35 50+ - 40 Conv. Rate - 12.5% Ave - 32.84 Inn/50 - 4.3
R Gripper : 100s - 7 50s - 17 50+ - 24 Conv. Rate - 29.17% Ave - 30.44 Inn/50 - 6.42
Robertson : 100s - 3 50s - 28 50+ - 31 Conv. Rate - 9.68% Ave - 33.15 Inn/50 - 4.61
Lewis : 100s - 8 50s - 11 50+ - 19 Conv. Rate - 42.11% Ave - 28.16 Inn/50 - 7.68
Heron : 100s - 5 50s - 13 50+ - 18 Conv. Rate - 27.78% Ave - 26.2 Inn/50 - 6.28
Birrell : 100s - 3 50s - 13 50+ - 16 Conv. Rate - 18.75% Ave - 26.58 Inn/50 - 5.94
Mitchell : 100s - 0 50s - 13 50+ - 13 Conv. Rate - 0% Ave - 24.81 Inn/50 - 7.15
Ullyet : 100s - 4 50s - 6 50+ - 10 Conv. Rate 40% Ave - 26.53 Inn/50 - 8.2
Interestingly the guys with the best conversion rates have poor Innings per 50 rates.
Bentley and Robertson have shocking rates of turning 50s into 100s, in line with some modern offenders.
I will look at Zim players of last century and then ones of this century in separate posts.
Curran : 100s - 25 50s - 83 50+ - 108 Conversion Rate - 23.15% Batting Ave - 36.86 Inn/50 - 4.72
Penney: 100s - 15 50s - 36 50+ - 51 Conv.Rate - 29.41% Ave - 39.28 Inn/50 - 4.86
Houghton: 100s - 17 50s - 36 50+ - 53 Conv.Rate - 32.08% Ave - 39.39 Inn/50 - 3.81
Pycroft: 100s - 5 50s - 31 50+ - 36 Conv.Rate - 13.89% Ave - 38.03 Inn/50 - 3.58
Fletcher: 100s - 0 50s - 20 50+ - 20 Conv.Rate - 0% Ave - 23.67 Inn/50 - 9.9
Brown: 100s - 4 50s - 8 50+ - 12 Conv.Rate - 33% Ave - 23.45 Inn/50 - 10.25
James: 100s - 3 50s - 13 50+ - 16 Conv.Rate - 18.75% Ave - 38.15 Inn/50 - 3.68
Some interesting numbers here. Wayne James' Innings per 50 rate of 3.68
Penney and Houghton with almost identical averages but Penney taking an extra innings to make it past 50.
Brown with the best conversion rate but the worst numbers otherwise with an average lower than Fletcher and taking more than 10 innings to notch every half century.
Pycroft with an appalling conversion rate but the best Inn/50 numbers and an average very close to the best in this batch.
When I get the chance the next batch of numbers will be Players whose careers were either side of the turn of the century.