Best strike rate v balls above 140 kph in T20 since 2018

[Ankit_sharma03]

 

 

[sandeep]

As bad as Kohli's recent inconsistency has been, he's a solid pick for Aus.  KL's mental space is going to determine whether he's able to execute anywhere near his potential, and if he manages to do well, India is very likely to go deep in this tournament.  

 

Oddly enough, its not pace or bounce that I'm overly worried about as far as India's batting goes. Its spin.  All 3 of them - KL, Virat and Rohit are noticeably more vulnerable to getting out, and stuggle to dominate spin early in their innings.  Its a major problem for the Indian top order. I'm very frustrated to see run of the mill darters come in and bowl effective T20 overs against the Indian top order.  Really makes me think of Veeru and how he used to absolutely demolish spin.

[vvvslaxman]

wow this is a serious filtering. How did he manage to do that? In some matches they don't show speed

[zen]

I know Sir Don tops the list for India but I don't buy such stats as they tell me nothing about the ball apart from its speed range. 

 

These stats are primarily designed for basic conversations. 

 

[Nikhil_cric]

9 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

wow this is a serious filtering. How did he manage to do that? In some matches they don't show speed

Cricviz has access to ball tracking for all matches since ball tracking came into place. 

[zen]

There is so much stats pollution on social media where many times it appears as if people merely post to show they have some kind of information and for the masses. For e.g., this stats posted on twitter says "X has Y SR above 140+". 

 

It provide marginal insights as 

• the batsman could have mostly played balls around say 141-143 on avg 
• the batsman could have played 100 such balls over 50 innings, which means only 2 balls per innings
• those two balls could well have been on the pads 
• and so on 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Ankit_sharma03]

50 minutes ago, Ankit_sharma03 said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

[vvvslaxman]

Is there a stat against bouncers above waist?

[Ankit_sharma03]

9 hours ago, vvvslaxman said:

Is there a stat against bouncers above waist?

u can ask cricviz guys , only they wud have it but i wont be surprised if u find - livingstone, kohli, rohit, miller , butler in that list 

Im sure they ll have it or atleast on certain lengths for sure 

[sandeep]

55 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

Is there a stat against bouncers above waist?

not publicly available, but proprietary analytics all have such information...

[BacktoCricaddict]

Good list! 

1 hour ago, sandeep said:

As bad as Kohli's recent inconsistency has been, he's a solid pick for Aus.  KL's mental space is going to determine whether he's able to execute anywhere near his potential, and if he manages to do well, India is very likely to go deep in this tournament.  

 

Oddly enough, its not pace or bounce that I'm overly worried about as far as India's batting goes. Its spin.  All 3 of them - KL, Virat and Rohit are noticeably more vulnerable to getting out, and stuggle to dominate spin early in their innings.  Its a major problem for the Indian top order. I'm very frustrated to see run of the mill darters come in and bowl effective T20 overs against the Indian top order.  Really makes me think of Veeru and how he used to absolutely demolish spin.

All that said, it is my belief that recent form matters the most in T20s.  I am unable to go to that link in the OP for some reason, but the 2021-22 stats would mean more to me than dragging 2018 into this discussion. 

 

Regardless, these are the guys on the team I support - I fervently hope that the adage "Form in temporary, class is permanent" applies to them and they can carry the team on their experienced shoulders.

[AuxiliA]

16 hours ago, sandeep said:

As bad as Kohli's recent inconsistency has been, he's a solid pick for Aus.  KL's mental space is going to determine whether he's able to execute anywhere near his potential, and if he manages to do well, India is very likely to go deep in this tournament.  

 

Oddly enough, its not pace or bounce that I'm overly worried about as far as India's batting goes. Its spin.  All 3 of them - KL, Virat and Rohit are noticeably more vulnerable to getting out, and stuggle to dominate spin early in their innings.  Its a major problem for the Indian top order. I'm very frustrated to see run of the mill darters come in and bowl effective T20 overs against the Indian top order.  Really makes me think of Veeru and how he used to absolutely demolish spin.

 

TBF Kohli had poor form only in tests over the last few years. In white ball, even though his form fell from his standards, he's still world class in these formats. 

 

 

[Ankit_sharma03]

9 hours ago, AuxiliA said:

 

TBF Kohli had poor form only in tests over the last few years. In white ball, even though his form fell from his standards, he's still world class in these formats. 

 

 

yes in ODI his numbers are just bad this yr , in t20 his last bad yr was 2018 by numbers

 

Edited October 11, 2022 by Ankit_sharma03

[sandeep]

1 hour ago, AuxiliA said:

 

TBF Kohli had poor form only in tests over the last few years. In white ball, even though his form fell from his standards, he's still world class in these formats. 

 

 

Problem for Kohli in t20s isn't form - I mean it is to some degree, but the core issue is that he's an anchor type player to begin with, and the game has moved on a lot from 2015 and "good" batting teams don't really have that much utility for anchors in a T20.  To his credit, Virat has made visible efforts to embrace the team philosophy of batting more aggressively, even early in his innings, but his game isn't really wired for that, and that has resulted in some ugly looking dismissals and some poor scores.  I expect him and the team mgmt both to recognize the 'right' balance of aggression and approach for the WC - markedly different from trying out and practicing different batting tactics in the warm-up games ahead of the tournament.

[Stan AF]

Good post

[Ankit_sharma03]

Record of Australia's batters against high pace in all T20s since the start of 2018.

Player	SR	Ave
AJ Finch (RH)	136	31
DA Warner (LH)	131	34
MR Marsh (RH)	132	58
GJ Maxwell (RH)	120	19
TH David (RH)	161	46
MP Stoinis (RH)	120	30
MS Wade (LH)	183	35
SPD Smith (RH)	150	20
AC Agar (LH)	81	15

 

 

High pace = 140+ kph

[Ankit_sharma03]

Batting records in T20s against balls above 140 kph.

Player	SR	Ave
MJ Guptill	128	30
FH Allen	106	12
DP Conway	108	19
KS Williamson	137	53
GD Phillips	115	20
DJ Mitchell	151	74
JDS Neesham	122	12
MS Chapman	72	9
MJ Santner	157	29

[vvvslaxman]

Aussies being good against raw pace is no surprise.  Used to playing on faster pitches all their life.

[Chakdephatte]

Thought Dussen or Markram can be at top. South Africa has quite a few freaks. Want to know their strike rates.