Ottis Gibson

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West Indies · PACE · 1995 to 1997 · on scorecards: OD Gibson

BATTING

Matches
15
Innings
11
Runs
141
Average
14.1
Strike rate
102.17
High score
52
100s / 50s
0 / 1

BOWLING & FIELDING

Wickets
34
Average
18.26
Economy
5.04
Strike rate
21.7
Best figures
5/40
4w / 5w
2 / 2
Catches / Stumpings
3 / 0
Run-outs effected
0

CAREER IN BRIEF

Ottis Gibson played 15 ODIs for West Indies in CricArcade's archive, from 1995 to 1997. The first came against England at Lord's, with a score of 7 and 3 wickets, and the last against India at Kensington Oval in 1997.

The highest score in the archive is 52 from 40 balls against Australia at Brisbane Cricket Ground in 1996, in a match West Indies won. The best bowling is 5 for 40 against Sri Lanka at Western Australia Cricket Association Ground in 1996. In all: 1 fifty, 2 five-wicket hauls.

The most runs came against Sri Lanka: 68 runs at 17.0 in 6 ODIs. Sharjah Cricket Stadium was the most frequent ground, with 4 ODIs and 43 runs at 21.5. West Indies won 8 of the ODIs Ottis Gibson played and lost 7.

The career totals above are the official figures; everything below is computed from the 15 ODI scorecards in CricArcade's archive, each linked.

BEST INNINGS

BEST BOWLING

RECORD BY OPPONENT

AgainstODIsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Sri Lanka66817.000/01912.95
Australia35719.000/1422.75
India394.500/0531.80
England177.000/0317.00
Pakistan10–0/0223.50
Zimbabwe10–0/0127.00

HOME, AWAY AND NEUTRAL

WhereODIsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Home233.000/0521.80
Away46917.250/1725.57
Neutral96913.800/02215.14

GROUNDS

GroundODIsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Sharjah Cricket Stadium44321.500/0921.78
Brisbane Cricket Ground25252.000/1413.25
Western Australia Cricket Association Ground11919.000/058.00
Lord's177.000/0317.00
Bellerive Oval166.000/058.40
Captain Roop Singh Stadium166.000/00–

FIRST AND LAST

PLAYER DETAILS

Born
16 March 1969
Batting
Right-hand bat
Bowling
Right-arm fast
Balls faced (career)
138
Ducks
1
Four-wicket hauls
2

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