Phil Edmonds

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England · SPIN · 1977 to 1987 · on scorecards: PH Edmonds

BATTING

Matches
29
Innings
18
Runs
116
Average
10.54
Strike rate
50
High score
20
100s / 50s
0 / 0

BOWLING & FIELDING

Wickets
26
Average
37.11
Economy
3.77
Strike rate
59
Best figures
3/39
4w / 5w
0 / 0
Catches / Stumpings
6 / 0
Run-outs effected
0

CAREER IN BRIEF

Phil Edmonds played 29 ODIs for England in CricArcade's archive, from 1977 to 1987. The first came against Pakistan at Zafar Ali Stadium, with a score of 5, and the last against India at Sharjah Cricket Stadium in 1987.

The most productive decade was the 1980s: 15 wickets at 49.0 in 18 ODIs. The best bowling is 3 for 39 against New Zealand at Old Trafford in 1978. With the ball: 9 wickets at 33.4 at home and 11 wickets at 38.0 away.

The most wickets came against Australia: 7 wickets at 34.9 in 9 ODIs. Old Trafford was the most frequent ground, with 5 ODIs and 6 wickets at 30.0. England won 15 of the ODIs Phil Edmonds played and lost 13.

The career totals above are the official figures; everything below is computed from the 29 ODI scorecards in CricArcade's archive, each linked.

BEST INNINGS

BEST BOWLING

RECORD BY OPPONENT

AgainstODIsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Australia95618.670/0734.86
India8258.330/0747.57
Pakistan7143.500/0629.33
West Indies32121.000/0265.50
New Zealand20–0/0420.25

HOME, AWAY AND NEUTRAL

WhereODIsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Home9178.500/0933.44
Away14608.570/01138.00
Neutral63919.500/0641.00

BY DECADE

DecadeODIsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
1970s11317.750/01120.91
1980s188512.140/01549.00

GROUNDS

GroundODIsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Old Trafford544.000/0630.00
Melbourne Cricket Ground43517.500/0244.00
Sharjah Cricket Stadium31818.000/0525.20
Sydney Cricket Ground355.000/0243.00
Lord's25–0/0321.67
Western Australia Cricket Association Ground116–0/00–

FIRST AND LAST

PLAYER DETAILS

Born
8 March 1951
Batting
Right-hand bat
Bowling
Slow left-arm orthodox
Balls faced (career)
232
Ducks
3
Four-wicket hauls
0

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