CRICKET WICKETBatting strike rate is 100 multiplied by runs divided by balls faced. Bowling strike rate is legal balls divided by wickets. Both require a recorded denominator. A dash means the source did not record the required balls or wickets; it is not a zero.
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This answer is generated from Cricket Wicket’s validated international dataset. Career figures and available scorecard figures are kept as separate layers; see the methodology page for definitions and coverage dates.