Monday 2 November 2020

Samit Patel Nottinghamshire Career Records 2002 - 2020

 





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

 

2019

10

18

2

319

52

19.94

3

-

-

1

3

1

11

128.5

22

412

10

41.20

3.20

77.30

3-21

-

 

2020

5

7

0

210

80

30.00

2

-

-

2

1

1

9

156.2

36

388

13

29.85

2.48

72.15

4-80

-

TOTAL

208

340

17

11493

257*

35.58

127

-

23

57

53

24

305

4012.4

868

12216

325

37.59

3.04

74.08

7-68

5

 

Career Bests

 

COMPETITION

BATTING

BOWLING

FIRST CLASS

257* v Gloucestershire (Bristol) 2017

7-68 v Hampshire (Rose Bowl) 2011

LIST A

136* v Northamptonshire (Northampton) 2019

6-13 v Ireland (Clontarf) 2009

TWENTY/20

90* v Yorkshire (Headingley) 2015

4-20 v Essex (Trent Bridge) 2016

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5 comments:

  1. Rich2 November 2020 at 13:47

    Samit is one of the finest players in our history

    These stats strongly support the view that he is a superb batsman and a useful support bowler

    Playing in 4 day cricket with Samit as main spinner is always going to make it difficult to force a victory in the latter part of a match, when your key spinner is so often needed to deliver wickets

    A career bowling average for us of 37.59 shows he is not the man for that job

    His highest for a season being 37 in 2011

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  2. Svensson Johansson2 November 2020 at 15:45

    Yes, spot on with that Rich. A brilliant servant for the club, consistently good in all 3 formats considering his career longevity and the issues of keeping in form for players who have played so many games for a club. Due to TB not producing turning pitches(well at least until we signed Ravi Ashwin and had no other choice) we were only ever going to go in to the majority of games with him as the front line spinner who would do a decent job for us, also playing as a top 6 batter. For many years we were able to win games, especially at home with our seam attack.The days of this tactic as we all know are long gone. You would think his main strength for us now is in the white ball format. Had a decent International career and apparently it was between him and Moeen Ali several years ago as to who would get the nod for the Test side. Generally, would always hold his nerve and produce some magic in the big pressure situations and when the SKY tv cameras have tuned up, which in itself is another sign of his sporting characteristics

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  3. Anonymous2 November 2020 at 18:33

    Yes agree with all that but look at his career averages at the end of 2008 - batting 48.7 bowling 34.4 - it seems that it was 2009, Swann playing very rarely indeed by then, when we/management decided he was to be our front line first class spinner rather than a top batsman chipping in with the ball. Imagine if he had been able to continue concentrating even more on his batting, averaging close to 50 and turning over as a support spinner for 150-200 odd overs a season at an average of 35 or so. Still hard to imagine his contribution could have been any more in his greatest year of 2017 when he turned in not only these terrific first class figures but was consistently brilliant in the one day stuff, played his greatest one day innings (with Mullaney) to win us a semi-final at Chelmsford and another match-winning innings, usual top bowling and two run outs on 2020 Finals day - ranked most valuable player in the country considering contributions across all three formats. What a man.

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  4. Svensson Johansson3 November 2020 at 13:27

    Yes, indeed. Performances that stand out off the top of my head. A brilliant 90 odd to help win DivOne in 2010 on that final epic day v Lanky, that superb spell of bowling v Glam in the 40over final at Lords in 2013, a couple of stand out performances in the qtr finald of the T20 at TB and back to back double hundreds a couple of years back. Downside to Samit, he would often hole out when the three card trick was played by the oppo captain when he would insist on taking the hook shot on with two men back in the deep and would sometimes just gift his wicket away on say 40odd when he'd looked brilliant, probably hitting 6 or 7 boundaries with fantastic timing when he was set for a big score. But he is a stroke player, not an Alastair Cook type of accumulator so you have to cut him some slack when considered overall in his brilliant contributions over suck a long period.

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  5. Kanishka Gupta17 November 2020 at 12:44

    Nottinghamshire veteran, Samit Patel signs a two-year deal.

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