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How to Read These Stats Higher runs/strike rate = better batting • Rankings exclude canary data
📊 Overall Record — Jason Holder vs Mark Wood
| STATISTIC | VALUE | RANK |
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| Total Runs |  |
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| Balls Faced |  |
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| Strike Rate |  |
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| Batting Average | - | - |
| Fours |  |
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| Sixes |  |
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| Boundary % |  |
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| Runs per Match |  |
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| Balls per Dismissal |  |
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| Matches |  |
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| Times Dismissed | |
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📊 Format Breakdown
How they perform in each format🏏 TESTS
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
Strike Rate
Average
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Matches
Dismissals
🏆 ODIS
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
Strike Rate
Average
-
Matches
Dismissals
⚡ T20IS
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
Strike Rate
Average
-
Matches
Dismissals
🌍 Performance by Country
Where they've faced off| Country | M | Runs | SR | Avg | 4s | 6s |
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| ENG |  |
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📍 Performance by Venue
Top 10 venues by runs| Venue | M | Runs | SR | Avg | 4s | 6s |
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| Trent Bridge, Nottingham | |
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| The Rose Bowl, Southam... | |
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| Sir Vivian Richards St... | |
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| Warner Park, Basseterr... | |
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| Kensington Oval, Bridg... | |
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📋 Every Encounter
Most recent first| Format | Venue | R | B | 4s | 6s | SR |
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| 🏏 Tests | Edgbaston, Birm... |  |
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| 🏏 Tests | Trent Bridge, N... |  |
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| ⚡ T20Is | Warner Park, Ba... |  |
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| 🏆 ODIs | Grenada Nationa... |  |
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| 🏆 ODIs | Kensington Oval... |  |
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📖 Head-to-Head Stats Explained
🏏 Batting AverageRuns ÷ dismissals. Higher = Better.
⚡ Strike RateRuns per 100 balls. Higher = Better.
🎯 Balls per DismissalHow long they last. Higher = Better.
🏆 Ranking Badges#1 = Best • #2–5 = Elite • #6–10 = Top tier