Ranjan Madugalle

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Sri Lanka · BAT · 1979 to 1988 · on scorecards: RS Madugalle

BATTING

Matches
63
Innings
56
Runs
950
Average
18.62
Strike rate
60.35
High score
73
100s / 50s
0 / 3

BOWLING & FIELDING

Wickets
0
Average
-
Economy
1.5
Strike rate
-
Best figures
-
4w / 5w
0 / 0
Catches / Stumpings
18 / 0
Run-outs effected
0

CAREER IN BRIEF

Ranjan Madugalle played 63 ODIs for Sri Lanka in CricArcade's archive, from 1979 to 1988. The first came against India at Old Trafford, with a score of 4, and the last against Pakistan at Bangabandhu National Stadium in 1988.

The highest score in the archive is 73 from 77 balls against Pakistan at Gaddafi Stadium in 1985, in a defeat. In all: 3 fifties. At home the average was 17.3 across 14 ODIs; away it was 19.0 across 27 ODIs.

The most runs came against New Zealand: 241 runs at 15.1 in 17 ODIs. P Saravanamuttu Stadium was the most frequent ground, with 6 ODIs and 138 runs at 27.6. Ranjan Madugalle captained Sri Lanka in 13 ODIs, winning 2 and losing 11. Sri Lanka won 13 of the ODIs Ranjan Madugalle played and lost 47.

The career totals above are the official figures; everything below is computed from the 63 ODI scorecards in CricArcade's archive, each linked.

BEST INNINGS

RECORD BY OPPONENT

AgainstODIsRunsAvg100/50
New Zealand1724115.060/1
India1215519.380/1
Australia1114315.890/0
Pakistan1121627.000/1
England711516.430/0
West Indies58026.670/0

HOME, AWAY AND NEUTRAL

WhereODIsRunsAvg100/50
Home1419017.270/1
Away2740019.050/1
Neutral2236018.950/1

BY DECADE

DecadeODIsRunsAvg100/50
1970s144.000/0
1980s6294618.920/3

GROUNDS

GroundODIsRunsAvg100/50
P Saravanamuttu Stadium613827.600/1
Sinhalese Sports Club Ground64210.500/0
Sharjah Cricket Stadium59318.600/0
Melbourne Cricket Ground411237.330/0
Sydney Cricket Ground44511.250/0
Adelaide Oval4194.750/0

FIRST AND LAST

PLAYER DETAILS

Born
22 April 1959
Batting
Right-hand bat
Bowling
Right-arm offbreak
Balls faced (career)
1,574
Ducks
4
Four-wicket hauls
0

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