Andy Waller

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Zimbabwe · BAT · 1987 to 1997 · on scorecards: AC Waller

BATTING

Matches
39
Innings
38
Runs
818
Average
23.37
Strike rate
69.79
High score
83*
100s / 50s
0 / 4

BOWLING & FIELDING

Wickets
0
Average
-
Economy
-
Strike rate
-
Best figures
-
4w / 5w
0 / 0
Catches / Stumpings
10 / 0
Run-outs effected
0

CAREER IN BRIEF

Andy Waller played 39 ODIs for Zimbabwe in CricArcade's archive, from 1987 to 1997. The first came against New Zealand at Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, with a score of 5, and the last against India at Queens Sports Club in 1997.

The most productive decade was the 1990s: 693 runs at 23.1 in 33 ODIs. The highest score in the archive is 83 not out from 45 balls against Sri Lanka at Pukekura Park in 1992, in a defeat. In all: 4 fifties.

At home the average was 18.2 across 10 ODIs; away it was 21.0 across 10 ODIs. The most runs came against Sri Lanka: 200 runs at 50.0 in 5 ODIs. Harare Sports Club was the most frequent ground, with 7 ODIs and 86 runs at 12.3. Zimbabwe won 8 of the ODIs Andy Waller played and lost 27.

The career totals above are the official figures; everything below is computed from the 39 ODI scorecards in CricArcade's archive, each linked.

BEST INNINGS

RECORD BY OPPONENT

AgainstODIsRunsAvg100/50
India916420.500/0
South Africa78313.830/1
Sri Lanka520050.000/2
Australia414235.500/1
England47518.750/0
New Zealand44715.670/0
West Indies33010.000/0
Kenya23316.500/0
Pakistan14444.000/0

HOME, AWAY AND NEUTRAL

WhereODIsRunsAvg100/50
Home1018218.200/0
Away1021021.000/1
Neutral1942628.400/3

BY DECADE

DecadeODIsRunsAvg100/50
1980s612525.000/0
1990s3369323.100/4

GROUNDS

GroundODIsRunsAvg100/50
Harare Sports Club78612.290/0
Moin-ul-Haq Stadium38829.330/1
Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium33511.670/0
Queens Sports Club27336.500/0
Bellerive Oval26231.000/0
SuperSport Park221.000/0

FIRST AND LAST

PLAYER DETAILS

Born
25 September 1959
Batting
Right-hand bat
Bowling
Right-arm medium
Balls faced (career)
1,172
Ducks
4
Four-wicket hauls
0

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