Most runs for Australia

Every Australia batter in Women's ODI 2014

#BatterInnsRunsHSAvgSR50/1004s6s
1Meg Lanning947213559.0095.93/1602
2Ellyse Perry741890139.3382.66/0313
3Nicole Bolton841612459.4375.93/1350
4Alex Blackwell72698267.2576.03/0231
5Jess Duffin51054421.0058.00/091
6Jess Jonassen6923818.40117.90/062
7Elyse Villani5633012.6046.70/070
8Erin Osborne5624062.00124.00/060
9Alyssa Healy727143.8664.30/020
10Rene Farrell3161416.00100.00/010
11Kristen Beams1555.00100.00/000

Powerplay batting

Overs 1–10 · ranked by runs · minimum 12 balls

#BatterRunsBallsSR4s6sOuts
1Nicole Bolton13321861.01402
2Meg Lanning10114072.11513
3Elyse Villani4610643.4603
4Jess Duffin144729.8200

Death overs batting

Overs 41–50 · ranked by runs · minimum 12 balls

#BatterRunsBallsSR4s6sOuts
1Ellyse Perry148125118.41033
2Alex Blackwell8077103.9413
3Jess Jonassen5951115.7614
4Erin Osborne5343123.3501
5Meg Lanning232592.0202
6Alyssa Healy202290.9204

Quick answers

Who scored the most runs for Australia in Women's ODI 2014?

Meg Lanning was Australia's top run-scorer in Women's ODI 2014 with 472 runs in 9 innings at a strike rate of 95.9, ahead of Ellyse Perry (418) and Nicole Bolton (416).

Who hit the most sixes for Australia?

Ellyse Perry, with 3 sixes in 7 innings.

Who had the best strike rate for Australia?

Meg Lanning scored at 95.9 runs per 100 balls (minimum 150 balls faced).

Who was Australia's best powerplay batter?

Nicole Bolton: 133 runs off 218 balls in the powerplay, a strike rate of 61.0.

Who was Australia's best finisher?

Ellyse Perry made 148 runs off 125 balls in the death overs, a strike rate of 118.4.