Strategy

Plans built only from the evidence.

Every line below is a measured split or record from the data, with the sample behind it. Nothing here is a prediction.

E Marx, Women's ODI

No batting weakness clears the thresholds in this format.

No batting strength clears the thresholds in this format.

At home: average of 58.0, 15.3 above their average of 42.7 on all balls bowled (+36%) — allowing for sample size, that change is in the bottom 10% of comparable players (their median change: -4%) — 258 balls bowled.
Sample: 258 balls · low confidence
South Africa: average of 58.0, 15.3 above their average of 42.7 on all balls bowled (+36%) — allowing for sample size, that change is in the bottom 22% of comparable players (their median change: +1%) — 258 balls bowled.
Sample: 258 balls · low confidence

Right-handed batters: average of 28.4, 14.3 below their average of 42.7 on all balls bowled (-33%) — allowing for sample size, that change is in the top 1% of comparable players (their median change: -0%) — 250 balls bowled.
Sample: 250 balls · low confidence
Right-handed batters: economy of 4.78, 0.56 below their economy of 5.34 on all balls bowled (-11%) — allowing for sample size, that change is in the top 1% of comparable players (their median change: +1%) — 250 balls bowled.
Sample: 250 balls · low confidence

Not enough balls: splits are shown from 60 balls faced.

Phase
Phase	Balls	Runs	Outs	Avg	SR	Dot %	4s+6s %
Middle (11-40)	69	42	1	42.00	60.87	58.0%	5.8%

Batter
Batter	Balls	Runs	Wkts	Avg	Econ	Balls/wkt	Dot %	4s+6s %
Right-handed batters	250	199	7	28.43	4.78	35.7	60.8%	8.0%

Phase
Phase	Balls	Runs	Wkts	Avg	Econ	Balls/wkt	Dot %	4s+6s %
Middle (11-40)	216	206	5	41.20	5.72	43.2	55.6%	13.0%