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Jake Weatherald

Australia · Hobart Hurricanes · South Australia · Leicestershire

Jake Weatherald

31Australia

  • Left-handed top-order batter
  • Right-arm leg-spin bowler

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One-day record

Batting

MatInnsRunsAvgSR100/50HS
List A matches282669727.8879.20/597
Last 1010823533.5797.90/292

Bowling

MatBallsWktsAvgEconBest
List A matches2850–7.20–
Last 101050–7.20–

Batting style

Balanced opener

  • Weak against pace
FigurePlayerParAgainst par
Average25.732.7
Strike rate7887
Boundary %10.711.1
Dot %61.157.2
Average v pace19.330.7
Strike rate v pace7385

429 balls in List A matches · Nov 2022 – Sept 2026

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Rankings

Not in our one-day batting rankings.

Team

  • South AustraliaAustralian One-Day CupLast played Oct 2026

One-day streaks

Last 10CareerNowBest
50+ score2/1019%123545243105528092
  • Jake Weatherald has made 50 or more in 2 of the last 10 One-day innings.

Last 10 List A matches

DateTeamOpponentGroundBatBowlResult
23 Sept 2026South AustraliaTasmaniaKaren Rolton Oval92 (90)–South Australia won by 7 runs
18 Sept 2026South AustraliaWestern AustraliaWACA Ground––No result
19 Sept 2025TasmaniaVictoriaAllan Border Field0 (5)–Tasmania won by 109 runs
16 Sept 2025TasmaniaNew South WalesCricket Central28 (51)–Tasmania won by 2 wickets
3 Dec 2024TasmaniaQueenslandBellerive Oval55 (32)–Queensland won by 56 runs (DLS)
25 Oct 2024TasmaniaWestern AustraliaWACA Ground0* (9)–Tasmania won by 7 wickets
25 Sept 2024TasmaniaQueenslandJunction Oval––No result
23 Sept 2024TasmaniaVictoriaJunction Oval31 (31)–Victoria won by 4 wickets
14 Feb 2024TasmaniaWestern AustraliaBellerive Oval24 (16)0/6 (0.5)Western Australia won by 52 runs
8 Feb 2024TasmaniaQueenslandThe Gabba5 (6)–Tasmania won by 5 wickets

Records

  1. 1stHighest partnerships in the Australian One-Day Cup since 2020/21244
  2. 6thHighest partnerships in BBL history171
  3. =7thFastest fifties in the Australian One-Day Cup since 2020/2125

Read more

  1. Opinion · Where Travis Head's away record says he should batAllan Border says Head's runs at the top came against so-so attacks and he belongs back at No. 5. Durban was the first proper look at whether that holds.
  2. Opinion · The number that argues for Jake Weatherald's Test recallSouth Australia have rolled Victoria by an innings with two titles already banked, and the opener they are backing carries a bigger claim than the scoreboard.

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