Mark Grant

Batting – Middle-Order Batter NSW Anchor / accumulator
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Registered with: Bankstown District Cricket Club
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Overall Needs Work
16/100
fielding 40% · bat 30% · bowl 30%
Fielding Proficient
35/100
Batting Proficient
64/100
Bowling
Not enough data

Representative pathway — 11 pathway points in the overall rating

  • ● Premier or state pathway — 13 matches (+5.2)
  • ● Regional representative — 58 matches (+4.0)
  • ● Body of work — 71 imported matches (+1.4)

Critical recommendations

high Batting
Strike rotation needs urgent work

Strike rate of 44.4 means long dot-ball chains and pressure on partners. Drill singles into gaps, soft-hand placement, and calling.

high Batting
Vulnerable to the straight ball

19 of 38 dismissals are bowled/LBW — likely playing across the front pad or leaving a gate. Work on a straighter bat path and head position over the ball.

medium Batting
Not converting fifties into hundreds

Only 0% of 50+ scores become hundreds (11 fifties, 0 hundreds). Practise batting in long blocks and resetting targets at 50.

Strengths

  • ✓ Consistent run-scorer — adjusted average 32.2.
How these ratings are calculated
Overall
Weighted blend of the disciplines: Fielding 35 × 40% · Batting 64 × 30% · Bowling not rated (weight redistributed). Unrated disciplines are dropped and the remaining weights rescaled, so a non-bowler is not punished for not bowling.
Level
×0.38 for the level played (2nd grade 13 · 3rd grade 18 · 4th grade 40). The same score is worth more in harder cricket.
Form
No match in the last 2 years, so not ranked. The rating shown is from the career.
Fielding
Outfield: 22 catches + 3 run outs (3 direct, 0 assisted) in 71 matches — 0.35 per match.
Batting
1,425 runs in 61 innings, adjusted average 32.2, strike rate 44.4. Qualifies on the floors (avg ≥ 20, SR ≥ 40).

Fielding — imported matches (71)

22
Ct (field)
0
Ct (WK)
0.31
Catches / match
3
RO (direct)
0
RO (assist)
0
Stumpings
25
Total dismissals
0.35
Dismissals / match

Batting — imported matches

1425
Runs (61 inns)
32.17
Avg (adj)
44.37
Strike rate
86
High score
23
Not outs
6
Median position
Century (100+) Fifty (50–99) Not out (under 50) Out (under 50)

Bowling — imported matches

0
Wickets (0 ov)
—
Economy
—
Average
0
Maidens
—
Extras / over
—
Strike rate

Dismissal pattern

Imported-match summary

Matches 71 imported
Batting 1425 runs in 61 inns @ 32.17 (SR 44.37)
Milestones 0×100, 11×50, HS 86, 6 ducks
Bowling 0 wkts @ — (econ —, SR —)
Best / 5WI — · 0 five-fors
Fielding 22 ct, 3 RO, 0 st
All figures from imported scorecards only.

Further analysis

Batting form

Running not-out-adjusted average across innings (chronological).

Score distribution

How often each scoring band is reached — a read on consistency.

Scoring tempo

Runs vs balls faced per innings; line = a strike rate of 100.

Fielding contribution

Breakdown of the 25 dismissals they were involved in.

Per-match fielding rate

0.31
Catches / match
0.35
Dismissals / match

Across 71 imported match(es).

Season by season

Seasons run 1 September – 31 August. Imported scorecards only.

Batting

Season Inns NO Runs HS Avg SR 50 100
2012/13 14 3 426 80 36.95 211.94 5 0
2011/12 8 4 223 86* 41.81 123.89 2 0
2010/11 9 4 140 52 22.47 86.96 1 0
2009/10 10 6 327 69* 52.32 108.64 2 0
2008/09 10 2 109 30 13.08 — 0 0
2006/07 10 4 200 64* 28 — 1 0

Fielding

Season Ct WK Ct RO St Dismissals
2012/13 4 0 0 0 4
2011/12 3 0 2 0 5
2010/11 5 0 1 0 6
2009/10 5 0 0 0 5
2006/07 5 0 0 0 5
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