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Batting Averages up to and Including Winter 2019/20 CAREER FIGURES – ONE-DAY BATTING AVERAGES UP TO AND INCLUDING WINTER 2019/20 Players highlighted in blue have played Test Cricket for England Players highlighted in red have played white-ball International Cricket for England Player County Matches Innings NO Highest Total Runs Average 50s 100s Caught Stumped Score Aaron Beard Essex 5 4 2 17* 36 18.00 1 Aaron Finch Worcestershire 8 5 3 3* 6 6.00 4 Aaron Laraman Middlesex 3 3 0 8 17 5.67 Aaron Shingler Glamorgan 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 Aaron Thomason Warwickshire 6 6 1 70 213 42.60 3 1 Abidine Sakande Sussex 1 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Adam Ball Kent 27 23 2 46* 400 19.04 12 Adam Harrison Glamorgan 4 4 1 12 32 10.67 3 Adam Hickey Durham 5 5 0 43 88 17.60 1 Adam Lyth Yorkshire 13 13 1 75 349 29.08 3 4 Adam Rossington Middlesex 8 8 1 21 46 5.75 5 Adam Rouse Hampshire 5 4 0 15 43 10.75 4 Andrew Salter Glamorgan 4 2 2 36* 49 --- 1 Adam Wheater Essex 6 6 1 30 91 18.20 11 2 Adrian Shaw Glamorgan 4 4 0 22 33 8.25 3 Aftab Habib Middlesex 3 3 1 19* 25 12.50 Alan Jones Glamorgan 1 1 0 11 11 11.00 1 Alan Mellor Derbyshire 1 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- 1 Alan Wells Sussex 1 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- 1 Alex Barnett Middlesex 3 1 0 0 0 ----- 1 Alex Barrow Somerset 5 4 0 50 87 21.75 1 3 Alex Blake Kent 4 4 0 32 51 12.75 1 Alex Edwards Sussex 2 1 1 10* 10 ----- Alex Hales Nottinghamshire 5 4 0 77 129 32.25 1 Alex Morris Yorkshire 9 6 0 76 179 29.83 1 4 Alex Swann Northamptonshire 1 1 0 42 42 42.00 Alex Tudor Surrey 5 2 2 0* 0 ----- Alex Wakely Northamptonshire 30 27 1 108 628 24.15 2 1 16 Alistair Cook Essex 3 3 1 32 47 23.50 1 Alistair Fraser Essex 5 4 2 22 35 17.50 2 Andrew Arundell Yorkshire 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 Andrew Cottam Somerset 2 2 0 0 0 ----- 1 Andrew Flintoff Lancashire 13 10 1 72* 171 19.00 1 5 Andrew Gale Yorkshire 6 6 0 77 136 22.67 1 Andrew Hodd Sussex 5 4 1 13 24 8.00 10 Player County Matches Innings NO Highest Total Runs Average 50s 100s Caught Stumped Score Andrew McGarry Essex 2 2 2 12* 12 ----- Andrew Miller Lancashire 24 15 6 11 47 5.22 3 Andrew Payne Lancashire 5 5 1 8 13 3.25 1 Andrew Pick Nottinghamshire 2 1 0 2 2 2.00 Andrew Robson Surrey 2 1 0 2 2 2.00 Aneesh Kapil Worcestershire 15 13 1 54 260 21.66 1 6 Anerurin Donald Glamorgan 11 11 1 48 213 21.30 4 Anthony McGrath Yorkshire 6 6 2 102* 244 61.00 1 1 3 Anthony Ireland Durham 1 1 1 18* 18 ---- Anurag Singh Warwickshire 5 3 1 130* 174 87.00 1 2 Arthur Godsal Middlesex 2 2 1 19* 19 19.00 1 Ashok Patel Middlesex 1 1 0 21 21 21.00 1 Ateeq Javid Warwickshire 17 14 2 63 314 26.17 3 8 Azeem Rafiq Yorkshire 15 13 3 31 151 15.10 3 Ben Allison Essex 1 1 0 0 0 --- Ben Brown Sussex 29 23 5 93* 487 27.05 1 27 5 Ben Charlesworth Gloucestershire 16 16 0 115 471 29.44 2 1 7 Ben Duckett Northamptonshire 11 10 0 56 192 19.20 2 16 1 Ben Foakes Essex 16 15 3 111 619 51.58 2 2 19 2 Ben Green Somerset 3 3 0 14 22 7.33 1 Ben Harmison Durham 6 5 1 18* 71 17.75 2 Ben Hollioake Surrey 7 7 2 59* 220 44.00 1 2 Ben Sanderson Yorkshire 4 1 0 6 6 6.00 1 Ben Smith Leicestershire 4 4 0 25 64 16.00 1 Ben Spendlove Derbyshire 2 2 1 12* 13 13.00 Ben Stokes Durham 6 6 0 45 123 20.50 2 Ben Twohig Worcestershire 2 2 1 1* 1 1.00 Ben Wright Glamorgan 15 15 2 68* 364 28.00 2 5 Benny Green Somerset 7 6 2 23* 56 9.50 4 Bilal Shafayat Nottinghamshire 3 3 0 82 113 37.66 1 2 Bill Athey Yorkshire 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 Billy Godleman Middlesex 25 25 7 149* 972 54.00 5 3 7 Blake Cullen Middlesex 11 6 1 13 41 8.20 3 Brad Taylor Hampshire 16 13 5 34 167 20.87 5 Brett Hutton Nottinghamshire 12 9 3 26* 78 13.00 4 Bruce French Nottinghamshire 1 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Calum Haggett Somerset 4 4 1 26 29 9.67 2 Callum Jackson Sussex 3 3 0 140 62 46.66 1 2 Callum Taylor Essex 11 10 0 61 225 22.50 2 6 Carl Gazzard Somerset 3 2 2 20* 30 ----- Charles Mulraine Warwickshire 3 3 0 38 68 22.67 2 Player County Matches Innings NO Highest Total Runs Average 50s 100s Caught Stumped Score Charlie Roebuck Yorkshire 4 4 0 40 57 14.25 5 Chris Adams Derbyshire 3 3 1 35* 80 40.00 1 Chris Dent Gloucestershire 4 4 0 19 59 14.75 4 Chris Thompson Surrey 6 5 0 41 115 23.00 3 Chris Woakes Warwickshire 14 10 4 32 98 16.34 2 Christian Davis Northamptonshire 1 --- --- --- --- --- Christopher Kent 2 2 0 30 41 20.50 Cowdrey Christopher Gladwin Essex 1 1 0 31 31 31.00 2 Christopher Hawkes Leicestershire 1 1 0 0 0 ----- 2 Christopher Liptrot Worcestershire 3 2 2 1* 1 ----- Christopher Mays Surrey 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 Christopher Penn Kent 2 1 0 0 0 ----- Christopher Read Gloucestershire 4 1 0 3 3 3.00 7 1 Christopher Lancashire 4 4 1 49 83 27.67 1 Schofield Christopher Yorkshire 2 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Silverwood Christopher Tremlett Hampshire 6 6 0 37 71 11.84 1 Christopher Wood Hampshire 9 7 1 19 37 6.16 Colin Campbell Durham 2 1 0 6 6 6.00 Colin Metson Glamorgan 2 1 1 5* 5 ----- 2 Craig Overton Somerset 11 10 2 68* 228 28.50 1 4 Dan Broadbent Yorkshire 3 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- 1 Dan Lawrence Essex 8 8 0 119 397 49.62 2 2 1 Dan Redfern Derbyshire 21 19 0 74 380 20.00 3 10 Daniel Bell- Kent 23 23 2 103* 978 46.57 8 1 9 Drummond Daniel Mousley Warwickshire 15 14 1 74* 301 23.15 1 3 Danny Briggs Hampshire 8 6 2 47 62 15.50 1 Danny Law Sussex 1 1 0 0 0 ----- Darren Blenkiron Durham 3 3 1 14 24 12.00 Darren Gough Yorkshire 5 5 1 17* 38 9.50 Darren Robinson Essex 2 2 0 16 25 12.50 2 Darren Thomas Glamorgan 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 David Capel Northamptonshire 2 2 0 54 63 31.50 1 David Gower Leicestershire 1 1 0 13 13 13.00 David Griffiths Hampshire 4 2 1 33 45 45.00 1 David Nash Middlesex 7 6 1 76 145 29.00 1 5 David Payne Gloucestershire 8 4 2 9* 17 8.50 1 David Ripley Northamptonshire 5 5 1 12 25 6.25 2 Player County Matches Innings NO Highest Total Runs Average 50s 100s Caught Stumped Score David Roberts Northamptonshire 3 3 0 19 26 8.67 1 David Sales Northamptonshire 12 11 1 74 303 30.30 1 2 David Stiff Yorkshire 3 2 2 5* 10 ----- 3 David Thomas Surrey 1 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Dean Cosker Glamorgan 5 1 1 16* 16 ----- 2 Dean Hoffman Warwickshire 1 1 0 0 0 ----- Delray Rawlins Sussex 5 5 1 107* 275 68.75 1 1 3 Dillon Pennington Worcestershire 2 1 0 0 0 --- Dipak Patel * Worcestershire 2 2 0 40 63 31.50 Dominic Bess Somerset 3 3 1 34* 43 21.50 3 Dominic Cork Derbyshire 6 6 3 3 7 2.34 3 Dominic Leech Yorkshire 2 - - - - - Dominic Sibley Surrey 6 6 0 84 141 23.50 1 1 Duncan Wild Northamptonshire 2 2 0 13 19 9.50 Edward Barnard Shropshire / 12 12 1 53 168 15.27 1 2 Worcestershire Ed Barnes Yorkshire 2 1 0 7 7 7.00 Ethan Bamber Middlesex 2 1 0 0 0 --- 1 Euan Woods Surrey 2 2 0 19 21 10.50 1 Felix Organ Hampshire 4 3 0 61 74 24.66 1 1 Finlay Bean Yorkshire 7 5 0 36 90 18.00 7 Finn Trenouth Somerset 2 2 0 37 66 33.00 2 Gareth Batty Yorkshire 8 6 1 28 90 18.00 4 Gary Butcher Glamorgan 3 3 0 28 41 13.67 1 Gary Keedy Yorkshire 6 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Gary Palmer Somerset 5 5 1 36 76 19.00 1 Gary Pratt Durham 9 9 0 100 244 27.11 1 Gavin Griffiths Lancashire 11 6 3 10* 22 7.33 3 George Balderson Lancashire 12 10 2 56 158 19.75 1 3 George Bartlett Somerset 12 12 1 85 298 27.09 3 5 George Garton Sussex 4 3 0 18 22 7.33 George Hankins Gloucestershire 3 3 0 98 188 62.66 2 1 George Hill Yorkshire 16 15 3 46 245 20.42 6 George Panayi Warwickshire 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 Giles Haywood Sussex 8 7 1 56 118 19.67 1 Glen Chapple Lancashire 9 9 2 15 42 6.00 1 Gordon Lord Worcestershire 1 1 0 12 12 12.00 1 Gordon Muchall Durham 6 6 0 42 80 13.34 1 Gordon Parsons Leicestershire 1 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- 1 Graham Bridge Durham 5 5 1 10* 11 2.75 2 Graham Cowdrey Kent 1 1 0 18 18 18.00 Player County Matches Innings NO Highest Total Runs Average 50s 100s Caught Stumped Score Graham Dilley Kent 1 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Graham Harding Nottinghamshire 2 2 0 3 3 1.50 1 Graham Napier Essex 5 5 0 27 58 11.60 1 Graham Rose Somerset 2 2 0 2 2 1.00 Graham Swann Northamptonshire 5 5 0 29 54 10.80 3 Graham Wagg Warwickshire 2 2 0 9 13 6.50 1 Graham Welch Warwickshire 2 2 0 55 55 27.50 1 Graham White Northamptonshire 3 3 2 11* 14 14.00 Grant Forster Northamptonshire 1 1 0 0 0 ----- 1 Greg Smith Leicestershire 5 4 0 81 106 26.50 1 1 Greg Wood Yorkshire 25 20 0 86 382 19.10 2 11 2 Gurman Randhawa Yorkshire 2 2 1 11* 11 11.00 Hamidullah Qadri Derbyshire 18 10 4 9 15 2.50 6 Hamza Riazuddin Hampshire 11 9 0 53 148 16.44 1 2 Harrison Ward Sussex 2 2 0 5 4 2.50 Harry Brook Yorkshire 12 12 1 91 185 32.00 3 10 Harry Duke Yorkshire 2 - - - - - 5 Harry Finch Sussex 13 13 1 100* 325 27.08 2 1 6 Harvey Trump Somerset 1 1 1 0* 0 ----- Haseeb Hameed Lancashire 16 16 0 125 559 34.93 3 1 6 Henry Brookes Warwickshire 9 8 2 24* 62 10.33 2 Hugh Bernard Kent 9 6 2 15 23 5.60 Hugh Morris Glamorgan 4 4 0 13 33 8.25 Huw Waters Glamorgan 5 4 0 3 5 1.25 Ian Anderson Derbyshire 1 1 0 17 17 17.00 Ian Bell Warwickshire 14 14 0 91 464 33.14 5 5 Ian Butcher Surrey 1 1 0 30 30 30.00 Ian Flanagan Essex 8 8 0 62 206 25.75 1 1 Ian Folley Lancashire 2 1 1 16* 16 ----- 1 Ian Gould Sussex 1 1 0 30 30 30.00 2 Ian Houseman Yorkshire 2 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Ian Pattison Durham 4 4 0 15 29 7.25 Ian Payne Surrey 2 1 0 21 21 21.00 2 Ian Salisbury Sussex 1 1 0 12 12 12.00 1 Ian Saxelby Nottinghamshire 3 1 1 1* 1 --- Ian Smith Glamorgan 5 5 0 38 64 12.80 4 Ismail Dawood Yorkshire 8 3 1 3 7 3.50 11 Jack Blatherwick Nottinghamshire 6 5 2 16 27 9.00 2 Jack Burnham Durham 7 7 0 53 162 23.14 1 1 Jack Campbell Hampshire 1 1 1 1 1* --- Player County Matches Innings NO Highest Total Runs Average 50s 100s Caught Stumped Score Jack Davies Middlesex 4 4 1 13 40 13.33 2 2 Jack Haynes Worcestershire 13 13 0 89 353 27.15 1 5 Jack Leaning Yorkshire 6 4 0 31 54 16.00 3 Jack
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