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GS St George

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🏏 St George

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Batting 63 Bowling 48 Fielding 32 Keeper: none 5 bowling options
⚠️ No recognised wicketkeeper — someone will keep cold.
⚠️ No specialist opener — the top order is makeshift.

🎯 Opposition

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🏏 St George — player scouting reports

Batting: 99 inns, 2299 runs, adj avg 28.9, SR 97.1, HS 156, 9×50 1×100
Bowling: 328.8 ov, 56 wkts, eco 3.57, avg 21.0, best 4-27
Fielding: 31 catches, 6 run outs, 0 stumpings in 113 matches
Strengths
  • ✓Scores quickly (SR 97.1) without sacrificing consistency.
  • ✓Proven ability to go big — 1 hundred(s), best of 156.
Weaknesses
high Conceding too many extras Bowling

0.8 wides/no-balls per over is gifting runs and momentum. Groove the run-up and release with target bowling — a cone on a 4th-stump line, 30+ balls per session.

medium High duck rate Batting

Out for 0 in 10% of imported innings. Build a repeatable start routine: watch the ball out of the hand, score first run with low-risk pushes.

medium Not converting fifties into hundreds Batting

Only 10% of 50+ scores become hundreds (9 fifties, 1 hundreds). Practise batting in long blocks and resetting targets at 50.

Batting: 136 inns, 2991 runs, adj avg 29.6, SR 61.7, HS 108, 9×50 2×100
Bowling: 481.7 ov, 98 wkts, eco 4.21, avg 20.7, best 5-17
Fielding: 46 catches, 17 run outs, 0 stumpings in 165 matches
Strengths
  • ✓Proven ability to go big — 2 hundred(s), best of 108.
  • ✓Dangerous ground fielder — involved in 17 run outs.
Weaknesses
high Strike rotation needs urgent work Batting

Strike rate of 61.7 means long dot-ball chains and pressure on partners. Drill singles into gaps, soft-hand placement, and calling.

Batting: 100 inns, 1531 runs, adj avg 19.1, SR 75.0, HS 75, 5×50 0×100
Bowling: 461.7 ov, 62 wkts, eco 3.51, avg 26.1, best 3-1
Fielding: 24 catches, 3 run outs, 0 stumpings in 126 matches
Weaknesses
medium Not converting fifties into hundreds Batting

Only 0% of 50+ scores become hundreds (5 fifties, 0 hundreds). Practise batting in long blocks and resetting targets at 50.

medium Tight but not threatening Bowling

Economy of 3.51 is excellent but a wicket every 45 balls is slow. Develop a genuine wicket-taking variation and attack the stumps more.

medium Low overall fielding impact Fielding

0.21 dismissals per match across 126 matches. Add direct-hit and ground-fielding reps to turn half-chances into run outs.

Batting: 76 inns, 617 runs, adj avg 11.0, SR 54.4, HS 59, 2×50 0×100
Bowling: 630.2 ov, 157 wkts, eco 3.37, avg 13.5, best 6-11
Fielding: 18 catches, 15 run outs, 0 stumpings in 141 matches
Strengths
  • ✓Genuine wicket-taker — bowling average of 13.5.
  • ✓Builds pressure with a tight economy of 3.37.
  • ✓Strikes regularly — a wicket every 24 balls.
  • ✓Dangerous ground fielder — involved in 15 run outs.
Weaknesses
high Getting starts but not surviving Batting

Adjusted average of 11.0 over 76 innings. Focus on the first 15 balls: leave/defend percentages, judgement outside off stump.

high Catching return too low for selection Fielding

Only 0.13 catches per match over 141 matches. Fielding is the first thing selectors compare when batting/bowling are close — make catching the priority: 30 high balls + 30 flat catches per session, and ask to field in the ring/slips where chances come.

medium High duck rate Batting

Out for 0 in 12% of imported innings. Build a repeatable start routine: watch the ball out of the hand, score first run with low-risk pushes.

Batting: 76 inns, 928 runs, adj avg 15.8, SR 57.0, HS 67, 2×50 0×100
Bowling: 610.7 ov, 102 wkts, eco 3.31, avg 19.8, best 6-15
Fielding: 21 catches, 10 run outs, 0 stumpings in 103 matches
Strengths
  • ✓Builds pressure with a tight economy of 3.31.
  • ✓Dangerous ground fielder — involved in 10 run outs.
Weaknesses
high Strike rotation needs urgent work Batting

Strike rate of 57.0 means long dot-ball chains and pressure on partners. Drill singles into gaps, soft-hand placement, and calling.