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.

JC Tredwell, Men's Test

No batting weakness clears the thresholds in this format.

No batting strength clears the thresholds in this format.

Right-handed batters: economy of 3.14, 0.69 above their economy of 2.45 on all balls bowled (+28%) — allowing for sample size, that change is in the bottom 1% of comparable players (their median change: -1%) — 420 balls bowled.
Sample: 420 balls · medium confidence
Right-handed batters: average of 44.0, 14.8 above their average of 29.2 on all balls bowled (+51%) — allowing for sample size, that change is in the bottom 5% of comparable players (their median change: -2%) — 420 balls bowled.
Sample: 420 balls · medium confidence

Left-handed batters: economy of 1.66, 0.79 below their economy of 2.45 on all balls bowled (-32%) — allowing for sample size, that change is in the top 1% of comparable players (their median change: +1%) — 366 balls bowled.
Sample: 366 balls · medium confidence
Left-handed batters: average of 16.8, 12.3 below their average of 29.2 on all balls bowled (-42%) — allowing for sample size, that change is in the top 5% of comparable players (their median change: +3%) — 366 balls bowled.
Sample: 366 balls · medium confidence

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

Phase
Phase	Balls	Runs	Outs	Avg	SR	Dot %	4s+6s %
Second new ball (81+)	87	45	2	22.50	51.72	77.0%	6.9%

Batter
Batter	Balls	Runs	Wkts	Avg	Econ	Balls/wkt	Dot %	4s+6s %
Right-handed batters	420	220	5	44.00	3.14	84.0	78.3%	8.3%
Left-handed batters	366	101	6	16.83	1.66	61.0	85.5%	3.3%

Phase
Phase	Balls	Runs	Wkts	Avg	Econ	Balls/wkt	Dot %	4s+6s %
Old ball (21-80)	492	203	6	33.83	2.48	82.0	82.5%	6.3%
Second new ball (81+)	210	91	5	18.20	2.60	42.0	80.5%	6.7%