Top batsmen and bowlers

It would be nice to know our top bowlers and batsmen.

Here are the final statistics from this season's Championship. Qualification to make the list was 400 runs (batsmen) & 29 wickets (bowlers). Thus, we have a top ten in each list.

BATTING:

Mikyle Louis 682 runs, avg 48 (3 hundreds, 4 fifties) SR 49

Kraigg Brathwaite 565 runs, avg 47 (2 hundreds, 1 fifty) SR 45

Kevin Sinclair 508 runs, avg 63 (1 hundred, 2 fifties) SR 82

Amir Jangoo 500 runs, avg 100 (1 hundred, 2 fifties) SR 65

Keacy Carty 496 runs, avg 41 (1 hundred, 5 fifties) SR 52

Tevin Imlach 485 runs, avg 53 (2 hundreds, 3 fifties) SR 49

Kevin Wickham 449 runs, avg 49 (1 hundred, 2 fifties) SR 68

Jason Mohammed 443 runs, avg 44 (2 hundreds, 1 fifty) SR 54

Sunil Ambris 441 runs, avg 40 (1 hundred, 2 fifties) SR 82

Johnathan Drakes 404 runs, avg 36 (1 hundred, 2 fifties) SR 54

The highest individual scores where Amir Jangoo's 218, Kraigg Brathwaite's 189, Kevin Sinclair's 165*, Chadwick Walton's 163 and Kavem Hodge's 158*



BOWLING:

Joshua Bishop 42 wkts, avg 20, SR 46

Jomel Warrican 35 wkts, avg 17, SR 43

Ashmead Nedd 33 wkts, avg 23, SR 59

Rakheem Cornwall 32 wkts, avg 21, SR 44

Bryan Charles 31 wkts, avg 17, SR 33

Jeremiah Louis 30 wkts, avg 19, SR 35

Pete Salmon 30 wkts, avg 26, SR 55

Anderson Phillip 29 wkts, avg 18, SR 31

Veerasammy Permaul 29 wkts, avg 18, SR 43

Daniel Doram 29 wkts, avg 20, SR 49

The best bowling performances were Avinash Mahabirsingh with 8/51 on debut, Bryan Charles with 7/43, Roston Chase with 7/67 and Zishan Motara with 7/108.

In reply to 4REALQUICKS

Thanks a lot mate.

In reply to 4REALQUICKS

Thanks.

Used to be best average was used to determine the best batsmen and bowlers

Not just cricket formats have changed

In reply to 4REALQUICKS
Impressive from Mikyle Louis - 682 runs

In reply to imusic
We also need to see averages but runs and wickets also count

Thanks, 4RQ. I think that these averages may well be an improvement past years and to have most of these guys averaging in the 40s is also good. Some room for improvement still I think as our top batsmen should be averaging 50+ regionally if they are looking to be around 40 in test cricket. The bowling was pretty much as expected with spinners dominating but it was good to see 2 WIA bowlers in the top 3 and two seamers with the best strike rates. Shows that for the more talented seamers, the pitches did offer some assistance. I have this pair for my A team attack on the assumption that Roach will still refuse to retire and JaHo is an automatic pick for England so that there is room for only one more seamer in that squad, who will probably be Seales. it will be interesting if you could provide us with figures for the best allrounders. I suspect that Springer will feature there and he is my third seamer for the A team with Bishop and Charles or Salmon to complete the five bowlers and Ryan John as back up in the squad. Major disappointments were that Athanaze and Hodge could not make the top 10 in batting. That should surely put their places under scrutiny for at least the SA tour, assuming that they make the squad to England based on the Oz series. If Louis goes to England, my A squad openers will be Ottley and McCaskie with Solzano as back up and middle order will be Goolie, Jangoo, Wickham, Ambris and Hamilton to keep with Morrison or Savory as back up. I am sending Bowen-Tuckett and Jewel Andrew as well as Pascal to Ireland

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In reply to granite

Isn’t “Top Batsman” bit of a misnomer, might even be considered misleading, in terms of the poor WI batting performances in modern day cricket. Maybe we need to add a few international A-teams or B-teams to our domestic tournament, to at least improve the standards.

Nial Smith came good with 20 wickets from 4 matches...he needs to keep working on his fitness...
Thorne had a decent first full season with 19 wickets

Again the spinners dominated, but congratulations should be given to the Cricket Boards and ground Staffs for preparing better pitches.

In reply to Slipfeeler

I should have said highest scoring batsmen and still that don't mean the best,the problem was I haven't seen these batsmen bat,I saw one and he was Zachry Mc.Kaskie and after looking at him once I thought he looks the business.I used "top batsmen" just meaning highest scoring batsmen ,I know it doesn't mean the best.

In reply to dayne

Indeed it should. A long standing and major issue affecting the cricket and player's development in the region is finally being worked on. Still a way to go but the right steps are being taken.

In reply to doosra

Nial Smith - I have never seem him not look out of control and in disciplined. No balls/wides.