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Wasim Akram ODI record against West Indies

1985-03-06 – 2002-02-14 · Available official international scorecards

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The record at a glance

This study covers 64 ODI matches against West Indies with recorded batting or bowling figures: 51 batting innings and 64 bowling innings. Matches with no batting or bowling entry for this player are outside this sample.

Batting runs and dismissals; bowling runs conceded and wickets
DisciplineInningsRunsWickets / outsAverageStrike rate
Batting514984211.8573.99
Bowling642,2768925.5737.12

Batting average = runs ÷ dismissals; batting strike rate = runs per 100 balls. Bowling average = runs conceded ÷ wickets; bowling strike rate = legal balls per wicket. Rates require fully recorded inputs. — means unrecorded; N/A means a zero denominator.

Bowling economy: 4.13 runs per six legal balls. Legal balls recorded: 3,304.

Batting milestones in this sample: 0 centuries and 0 scores from 50 to 99. Balls faced: 673.

THE SHAPE OF A CAREER

How the record developed

Available scorecards

Formats are shown separately. These totals cover published scorecards against the twelve national teams; they can differ from complete official career records.

ODI

Runs by seasonODI · annual total
14310772360Runs1985: 9 runs919851986: 20 runs201987: 7 runs719871988: 47 runs471989: 21 runs2119891991: 47 runs471992: 30 runs3019921993: 143 runs1431996: 3 runs319961997: 37 runs371998: 10 runs1019981999: 52 runs522000: 59 runs592002: 13 runs132002Season
Wickets by seasonODI · annual total
19141050Wickets1985: 8 wickets819851986: 3 wickets31987: 5 wickets519871988: 7 wickets71989: 11 wickets1119891991: 7 wickets71992: 8 wickets819921993: 19 wickets191996: 0 wickets019961997: 9 wickets91998: 3 wickets319981999: 4 wickets42000: 4 wickets42002: 1 wickets12002Season
Exact yearly figures · 14 seasons
ODI archive totals by year
YearMatBat innsRunsHSAvgSR100s50s4s6sBFBowl innsWktsBowl avgEconBowl SR
2002111313N/A54.160010241146.005.4151.00
200044594229.5057.2800311034432.503.5155.50
199942524326.00148.570043354434.253.8054.00
199811101010.00100.000001101318.335.5020.00
19977537229.2548.680020767924.773.5641.66
199611333.0050.000000610N/A5.40N/A
199312111433915.8881.2500161176121923.214.2233.00
199243302115.0049.180010614819.754.1528.50
19915547199.40117.500041405728.855.1133.85
19895421137.0077.7700012751116.003.8125.18
19886647189.4078.330011606735.144.5546.28
198722773.5070.000000102518.004.5024.00
1986542095.0066.660020305344.663.3280.66
198572994.5060.000010157826.374.2936.87

Home, away and neutral conditions

Setting follows the recorded host country. Unknown locations are retained as unknown; venue names alone are not guessed.

Opposition record by match setting
SettingMatchesBat innsRunsBat avgBat SRBowl innsWicketsBowl avg
Home149374.1174.00141727.70
Away111011716.7170.90111332.84
Neutral393234413.2375.10395923.35
MOMENTS IN THE RECORD

Career timeline

Milestones found in available scorecards. The first recorded appearance here is not necessarily the international debut.

  1. First available scorecard

    ODI v West Indies · Melbourne

  2. Best recorded bowling · 5/38

    ODI v West Indies · Sharjah

  3. Highest recorded innings · 43 runs

    ODI v West Indies · Bristol

  4. Latest available scorecard

    ODI v West Indies · Sharjah

Recent recorded innings

Scorecards supporting this opposition study
DateVenueInningsRunsBallsWicketsConceded
2002-02-14Sharjah21324
2002-02-14Sharjah1146
2000-04-23Port of Spain21045
2000-04-23Port of Spain1022
2000-04-22Port of Spain2412
2000-04-22Port of Spain1334
2000-04-19Bridgetown2030
2000-04-19Bridgetown14236
2000-04-12Kingstown2310
2000-04-12Kingstown1144
1999-10-14Sharjah2115
1999-10-14Sharjah196
1999-09-18Toronto2244
1999-09-16Toronto2141
1999-05-16Bristol2037
1999-05-16Bristol14329
1998-10-29Dhaka21010
1998-10-29Dhaka1355
1997-12-12Sharjah22235
1997-12-12Sharjah1362

This opposition study uses available scorecards in Cricket Wicket’s twelve-team publication scope. It is a dated archive analysis, not a claim of complete career coverage. Read the coverage and calculation method.