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Player Overview - One Day Internationals
Nicholas Knight    Overview & Statistics Summary
 
Full Name: Nicholas V Knight  Test Overview & Statistics     
Born: 28th November, 1969   
Current Age: 54 years 318 days World Cup Overview & Statistics
Bats: Left Handed  
Bowls:  
Matches: 100 (1996-2003)  

Batting
Innings: 100
Not Outs: 10
Aggregate: 3637
Highest Score: 125*
Average: 40.41
Median: 28.00
50s: 25
100s: 5
200s: 0
Ducks: 6
4s: 327
6s: 21
Balls Faced: 5084
Scoring Rate 71.54
Opened Batting: 92
Top Scored in Innings: 28
% of Team Runs Scored: 16.98
 
Fielding
Catches: 44
Most Catches in Innings: 2
 
Graphs
Batting - Runs per Innings Bowling - Wickets per Innings
How Dismissed How Wickets Obtained (Mode of Dismissal)
Breakdown of Runs Scored Analysis of Wickets Taken by Batting Order
 
Performance Analysis
Performances by Opponent Batting Dismissals - Breakdown showing Dismissing Bowlers
Performances by Ground Bowling Dismissals - Breakdown showing Batsmen Dismissed
Performances by Country Centuries and 4 Wicket Hauls
Performances by Year Career Innings - Batting (Detailed)
Performances by Series Career Innings - Bowling (Detailed)
Performances by Batting Position Career Innings - Batting/Bowling/Fielding (Summary)
Performances by Match Innings Number Best Batting Performances
Performances by Home/Away Best Bowling Performances
Performances by Match Result  
 
Partnership Records
Bellerive Oval 1st Wicket
County Ground (Bristol) 2nd Wicket
Mangaung Oval 1st Wicket
 

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