Luke Portolan

All-Rounder – Bowling WA
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Registered with: Dianella Cricket Club · Dalyellup Cricket Club
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Overall Needs Work
0/100
fielding 40% · bat 30% · bowl 30%
Fielding Needs Work
0/100
Batting Proficient
36/100
Bowling
Not enough data

Representative pathway — 0 pathway points in the overall rating

  • ● Body of work — 10 imported matches (+0.2)

Critical recommendations

high Batting
Strike rotation needs urgent work

Strike rate of 53.2 means long dot-ball chains and pressure on partners. Drill singles into gaps, soft-hand placement, and calling.

high Fielding
Catching return too low for selection

Only 0.00 catches per match over 10 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 Bowling
Tight but not threatening

Economy of 2.71 is excellent but a wicket every 42 balls is slow. Develop a genuine wicket-taking variation and attack the stumps more.

Strengths

How these ratings are calculated
Overall
Weighted blend of the disciplines: Fielding 0 × 40% · Batting 36 × 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
×0.30 for the level played (Club 10). 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: 0 catches + 0 run outs (0 direct, 0 assisted) in 10 matches — 0.00 per match.
Batting
190 runs in 9 innings, adjusted average 21.1, strike rate 53.2. Qualifies on the floors (avg ≥ 20, SR ≥ 40).
Bowling
Not rated: 11 wickets from 77.0 overs across 9 matches bowled in (of 10 played) — 1.22 per match, under the 0.25 floor. Bowls too rarely to judge.

Fielding — imported matches (10)

0
Ct (field)
0
Ct (WK)
0
Catches / match
0
RO (direct)
0
RO (assist)
0
Stumpings
0
Total dismissals
0
Dismissals / match

Batting — imported matches

190
Runs (9 inns)
21.11
Avg (adj)
53.19
Strike rate
53
High score
0
Not outs
3
Median position
Century (100+) Fifty (50–99) Not out (under 50) Out (under 50)

Bowling — imported matches

11
Wickets (77 ov)
2.71
Economy
19
Average
14
Maidens
0.01
Extras / over
42
Strike rate

Dismissal pattern

Imported-match summary

Matches 10 imported
Batting 190 runs in 9 inns @ 21.11 (SR 53.19)
Milestones 0×100, 1×50, HS 53, 0 ducks
Bowling 11 wkts @ 19 (econ 2.71, SR 42)
Best / 5WI 3-47 · 0 five-fors
Fielding 0 ct, 0 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.

Bowling form

Economy per spell (chronological) with the career economy as a baseline.

Wicket accumulation

Cumulative wickets across spells — the shape of their wicket-taking.

Season by season

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

Batting

Season Inns NO Runs HS Avg SR 50 100
2013/14 1 0 15 15 15 136.36 0 0
2009/10 2 0 10 5 5 27.78 0 0
2006/07 2 0 31 25 15.5 — 0 0
2005/06 1 0 5 5 5 — 0 0
2003/04 1 0 41 41 41 — 0 0
2001/02 2 0 88 53 44 — 1 0

Bowling

Season Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg Econ SR
2014/15 6 0 8 0 — 1.33 —
2013/14 6 2 17 2 8.5 2.83 18
2009/10 5 0 16 1 16 3.2 30
2006/07 16 4 50 3 16.67 3.13 32
2005/06 14 3 47 3 15.67 3.36 28
2003/04 8 2 14 1 14 1.75 48
2001/02 22 3 57 1 57 2.59 132
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