Faruque Ahmed

Bangladesh · BAT · 1988 to 1999 · on scorecards: Faruk Ahmed

BATTING

Matches: 7
Innings: 7
Runs: 105
Average: 15
Strike rate: 38.46
High score: 57
100s / 50s: 0 / 1

BOWLING & FIELDING

Wickets: 0
Average: -
Economy: -
Strike rate: -
Best figures: -
4w / 5w: 0 / 0
Catches / Stumpings: 2 / 0
Run-outs effected: 0

CAREER IN BRIEF

Faruque Ahmed played 7 ODIs for Bangladesh in CricArcade's archive, from 1988 to 1999. The first came against Pakistan at MA Aziz Stadium, with a score of 14, and the last against Australia at Riverside Ground in 1999.

The highest score in the archive is 57 from 126 balls against India at Sector 16 Stadium in 1990, in a defeat. In all: 1 fifty.

The career totals above are the official figures; everything below is computed from the 7 ODI scorecards in CricArcade's archive, each linked.

BEST INNINGS

Runs	Balls	Against	Ground	Year	Result
57	126	India	Sector 16 Stadium	1990	Lost
14	48	Pakistan	MA Aziz Stadium	1988	Lost
12	35	Sri Lanka	Eden Gardens	1990	Lost
9	16	Australia	Riverside Ground	1999	Lost
7	24	Scotland	Grange Cricket Club Ground	1999	Won

RECORD BY OPPONENT

Against	ODIs	Runs	Avg	100/50
Australia	2	15	7.50	0/0
Sri Lanka	2	12	6.00	0/0
India	1	57	57.00	0/1
Pakistan	1	14	14.00	0/0
Scotland	1	7	7.00	0/0

HOME, AWAY AND NEUTRAL

Where	ODIs	Runs	Avg	100/50
Home	2	14	7.00	0/0
Away	2	64	32.00	0/1
Neutral	3	27	9.00	0/0

BY DECADE

Decade	ODIs	Runs	Avg	100/50
1980s	2	14	7.00	0/0
1990s	5	91	18.20	0/1

GROUNDS

Ground	ODIs	Runs	Avg	100/50
Sector 16 Stadium	1	57	57.00	0/1
MA Aziz Stadium	1	14	14.00	0/0
Eden Gardens	1	12	12.00	0/0
Riverside Ground	1	9	9.00	0/0
Grange Cricket Club Ground	1	7	7.00	0/0
Sharjah Cricket Stadium	1	6	6.00	0/0

FIRST AND LAST

Debut: v Pakistan, 1988 at MA Aziz Stadium
Latest in the archive: v Australia, 1999 at Riverside Ground

PLAYER DETAILS

Born: 3 March 1966
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak
Balls faced (career): 273
Ducks: 1
Four-wicket hauls: 0

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