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AUSTRALIA · Opening Batter · 1946–1955

Arthur Morris

On scorecards: AR Morris

In-game rating: 89/99

BATTING

46
MATCHES
79
INNINGS
3,533
RUNS
46.48
AVERAGE
206
HIGH SCORE
12 / 12
100s / 50s

FIELDING

15
CATCHES
0
STUMPINGS

CAREER IN BRIEF

Arthur Morris played 46 Tests for Australia in CricArcade's archive, from 1946 to 1955. The first came against England at Brisbane Cricket Ground, with a score of 2, and the last against West Indies at Sabina Park in 1955.

The most productive decade was the 1950s: 2,059 runs at 38.1 in 30 Tests. The highest score in the archive is 206 against England at Adelaide Oval in 1951, in a match Australia won. In all: 12 hundreds, 12 fifties.

At home the average was 41.2 across 27 Tests; away it was 53.8 across 19 Tests, a player who travelled well. The most runs came against England: 2,080 runs at 50.7 in 24 Tests. Melbourne Cricket Ground was the most frequent ground, with 8 Tests and 607 runs at 40.5. Arthur Morris captained Australia in 2 Tests, winning 0 and losing 2. Australia won 27 of the Tests Arthur Morris played and lost 8, with 11 drawn.

The career totals above are the official figures; everything below is computed from the 46 Test scorecards in CricArcade's archive, each linked.

BEST INNINGS

BEST BOWLING

FiguresOversAgainstGroundYearResult
1/51EnglandOld Trafford1953Drawn
1/115South AfricaAdelaide Oval1953Drawn

RECORD BY OPPONENT

AgainstTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
England242,08050.738/8139.00
South Africa1079246.592/3111.00
West Indies845232.291/10–
India420952.251/00–

HOME, AWAY AND NEUTRAL

WhereTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Home271,81241.186/5111.00
Away191,72153.786/7139.00

BY DECADE

DecadeTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
1940s161,47467.007/40–
1950s302,05938.135/8213.00

GROUNDS

GroundTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Melbourne Cricket Ground860740.472/20–
Sydney Cricket Ground717017.000/10–
Adelaide Oval664064.003/1111.00
Brisbane Cricket Ground639543.891/10–
Lord's228671.501/20–
Kennington Oval223879.331/00–

FIRST AND LAST

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