Most runs for South Africa

Every South Africa batter in T20I 2009

#BatterInnsRunsHSAvgSR50/1004s6s
1JP Duminy112847835.50124.02/0246
2Graeme Smith82788834.75136.31/03211
3Jacques Kallis72496441.50125.12/0304
4AB de Villiers112277925.22142.82/0217
5Albie Morkel111593722.71150.00/0138
6Herschelle Gibbs101595515.90119.51/0154
7Loots Bosman21529476.00200.02/01013
8Mark Boucher81053621.00114.10/072
9Hashim Amla2522626.00104.00/041
10Roelof van der Merwe3494816.33125.60/024
11Robin Peterson1343434.00125.90/032
12Johan Botha5227—122.20/020
13Vaughn van Jaarsveld315125.0065.20/000
14Neil McKenzie177—87.50/000
15Heino Kuhn155—125.00/000
16Ryan McLaren111—100.00/000
17Dale Steyn1111.0050.00/000
18Lonwabo Tsotsobe1111.0014.30/000
19Makhaya Ntini1000.000.00/000

Powerplay batting

Overs 1–6 · ranked by runs · minimum 12 balls

#BatterRunsBallsSR4s6sOuts
1Graeme Smith183139131.72743
2Jacques Kallis12796132.32021
3Loots Bosman6035171.4550
4Herschelle Gibbs5252100.0425
5Hashim Amla4036111.1310
6JP Duminy3528125.0600
7AB de Villiers273187.1503
8Robin Peterson91464.3100

Death overs batting

Overs 16–20 · ranked by runs · minimum 12 balls

#BatterRunsBallsSR4s6sOuts
1Albie Morkel11067164.2964
2AB de Villiers10855196.4864
3JP Duminy8053150.9644
4Mark Boucher7053132.1523
5Roelof van der Merwe3416212.5232
6Jacques Kallis2316143.8302
7Johan Botha2218122.2200

Quick answers

Who scored the most runs for South Africa in T20I 2009?

JP Duminy was South Africa's top run-scorer in T20I 2009 with 284 runs in 11 innings at a strike rate of 124.0, ahead of Graeme Smith (278) and Jacques Kallis (249).

Who hit the most sixes for South Africa?

Loots Bosman, with 13 sixes in 2 innings.

Who had the best strike rate for South Africa?

Loots Bosman scored at 200.0 runs per 100 balls (minimum 60 balls faced).

Who was South Africa's best powerplay batter?

Graeme Smith: 183 runs off 139 balls in the powerplay, a strike rate of 131.7.

Who was South Africa's best finisher?

Albie Morkel made 110 runs off 67 balls in the death overs, a strike rate of 164.2.