14 October, 2018

Samit Patel Nottinghamshire Career Records 2002 - 2018




Samit had a poor year in 2018, let's hope 2019 shows improvement for the popular player.



SAMIT ROHIT PATEL Born 30.11.1984 Leicester RHB SLA Cap 2008

YEAR
M
I
NO
RUNS
HS
AV’GE
CT
ST
100
50
30
0
I
OVERS
M
RUNS
W
AV’GE
ARPO
BPW
BB
5wI
2002
1
1
0
35
35
35.00
-
-
-
-
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2003
1
2
0
64
55
32.00
1
-
-
1
-
-
1
8
5
10
0
-
1.25
-
0-10
-

2004
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-

2005
3
4
0
27
12
6.75
-
-
-
-
-
-
5
77.1
17
218
6
36.33
2.83
77.17
3-73
-

2006
8
12
2
612
173
61.20
3
-
2
2
2
-
7
49.1
11
158
2
79.00
3.21
147.50
1-22
-

2007
14
20
1
963
176
50.68
8
-
4
5
-
1
14
104
20
329
14
23.50
3.16
44.57
4-68
-

2008
14
22
3
977
135
51.42
7
-
2
7
4
2
20
171.3
39
455
12
37.92
2.65
85.75
2-26
-

2009
16
25
0
794
95
31.76
9
-
-
4
9
1
27
484.2
86
1558
33
47.21
3.22
88.06
6-84
2

2010
17
28
2
750
104
28.85
9
-
1
4
5
2
26
345.3
73
1044
26
40.15
3.02
79.73
4-55
-

2011
13
23
1
887
128
40.32
8
-
2
6
2
2
22
346
68
1042
37
28.16
3.01
56.11
7-68
1

2012
9
14
2
329
69
27.42
7
-
-
2
2
-
10
164.4
30
536
14
38.29
3.26
70.57
4-67
-

2013
17
26
0
1104
256
42.46
17
-
4
-
7
1
28
460.2
126
1316
28
47.00
2.86
98.64
3-40
-

2014
17
32
0
1125
156
35.16
19
-
2
6
4
5
28
291
53
1015
23
44.13
3.49
75.91
3-13
-

2015
17
29
1
681
100
24.32
9
-
2
2
5
4
23
320.1
88
944
30
31.47
2.95
64.03
4-23
-

2016
17
30
0
1058
124
35.27
13
-
2
7
5
1
30
356.5
64
1163
32
36.34
3.26
66.91
4-71
-

2017
15
21
2
919
257*
48.37
7
-
2
2
2
1
25
243
64
732
26
28.15
3.01
56.08
5-43
1

2018
14
26
1
639
76
25.56
5
-
-
6
1
2
19
305.5
66
896
19
47.16
2.93
96.58
6-114
1
TOTAL
193
315
15
10964
257*
36.55
122
-
23
54
49
22
285
3727.3
810
11416
302
37.80
3.06
74.06
7-68
5

Career Bests

COMPETITION
BATTING
BOWLING
FIRST CLASS
257* v Gloucestershire (Bristol) 2017
7-68 v Hampshire (Rose Bowl) 2011
LIST A
129* v Warwickshire (Trent Bridge) 2013
6-13 v Ireland (Clontarf) 2009
TWENTY/20
90* v Yorkshire (Headingley) 2015
4-20 v Essex (Trent Bridge) 2016

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8 comments:

  1. PJSunday, 14 October, 2018

    19 wickets only this Season is not good enough and his batting average also is not good - BUT he has been a good servant to Notts and remains a huge favourite with the crowds. Let's hope that he does have a couple of good Seasons left in him. I still believe that his less than hoped perfomance may have something to do with what may be wrong behind the scenes / at higher management level. Often after prolonged periods of him not bowling he will come on and take a quick wicket - is he being used to best advantage?

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  2. ZangaMonday, 15 October, 2018

    Fair point Andrew about Samits poor form last season being due to possible problems with management, I do wonder though if what was needed was a break from cricket, I seem to remember both Samit and Rikki ( now sadly departed the club)had quite a busy winter playing T20 , Is it just coincidence that both had by their standards a poor season this summer ? ...

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    1. Dave GMonday, 15 October, 2018

      You can't blame them for following the money but if players play year round with no break, no time for taking stock and assessing technique and finding flaws in said technique that have crept in, then those players' value to the teams that they associate with will drop. Their monetary returns will dry up and there might be an outside chance that even Notts might drop them or even let you go. Riki has gone but Samit is dyed in the wool Notts and bleeds green and gold, but at times last season if we had had an alternative...

      but we didn't have so Samit was allowed to carry on under performing badly, measured by his own high standards and the standards that the club needed him to be performing at.

      So yes Zanga, both Riki and Samitought to have had a break last winter, spent with their young families instead of chasing the T20 circus dollars.... but it's all water under the (Trent) bridge now. Lessons learnt?

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    2. Stonewall JacksonMonday, 15 October, 2018

      Completely agree(I must have taken out membership to the Zanga fan club)but seriously, I was spouting all last season that his winter schedule must have caught up with him-or is it pure coincidence? Interesting though, last time we won the Holy Grail back in 2010 he ended up batting 7 or perhaps even 8. More alarmingly to me though was his form in his preferred white ball format.Teams seemed to target his regulation left arm slow bowling and did little with the willow.Top quality player though, especially in white ball, hopefully he returns refreshed and out to prove a point and the REAL Samit Patel can return with his customary aplomb next season?

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  3. PJMonday, 15 October, 2018

    I have always thought that Samit, Luke F, Rikki were 'atmosphere' players - when Player and Club morale was high they did well. Perhaps the strains of Captaincy are weighing heavy on Mullaney's shoulders and so he is no longer 'one of the lads' - I never thought that Chris Read made the most of Mullaney, Patel, Andy Carter and some others and hoped that Mullaney would have been able to perhaps learn from that and turn it around a bit.

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    1. Nottsview Admin - DaveMonday, 15 October, 2018

      I think the jury's out on the captaincy of Steven Mullaney, so far it's early days with a rocky start.

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    2. Stonewall JacksonMonday, 15 October, 2018

      Agree Harry, BUT, the Capitano is only as good as his personnel, no matter whether your mike brearley, Stephen Fleming or Raymondo illingworth

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    3. PJThursday, 18 October, 2018

      And how much REALLY in control is the Captain? Who actually picks the Teams and makes decisions about declarations / follow-ons etc.

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