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Jason Sangha

Adelaide Strikers · South Australia

Jason Sangha

27Australia

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

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One-day record

Batting

MatInnsRunsAvgSR100/50HS
List A matches221827415.2284.60/157
Last 1010916117.8986.60/157

Bowling

MatBallsWktsAvgEconBest
List A matches2252227.006.232/16
Last 101060–10.00–

Batting style

Middle-order batter

FigurePlayerParAgainst par
Average17.529.1
Strike rate8992
Boundary %10.29.9
Dot %54.648.7
Average v pace13.726.8
Average v spin25.233.2
Strike rate v pace8094
Strike rate v spin10290

295 balls in List A matches · Nov 2022 – Oct 2026

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Rankings

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Team

  • South AustraliaAustralian One-Day CupLast played Oct 2026

One-day streaks

Last 10CareerNowBest
50+ score1/106%01638231521805780
  • Jason Sangha has made 50 or more in 1 of the last 10 One-day innings.

Last 10 List A matches

DateTeamOpponentGroundBatBowlResult
12 Oct 2026South AustraliaVictoriaJunction Oval0 (2)0/10 (1.0)South Australia won by 70 runs
21 Feb 2026South AustraliaQueenslandThe Gabba8 (9)–Queensland won by 125 runs
10 Feb 2026South AustraliaNew South WalesCricket Central57 (67)–New South Wales won by 7 wickets
20 Oct 2025South AustraliaQueenslandKaren Rolton Oval––South Australia won by 9 wickets (DLS)
9 Oct 2025South AustraliaVictoriaAdelaide Oval0 (1)–South Australia won by 79 runs
24 Sept 2025South AustraliaWestern AustraliaKaren Rolton Oval18 (24)–Western Australia won by 66 runs
20 Sept 2025South AustraliaNew South WalesCricket Central2 (5)–New South Wales won by 131 runs
1 Mar 2025South AustraliaVictoriaAdelaide Oval15 (26)–South Australia won by 64 runs
23 Feb 2025South AustraliaTasmaniaAdelaide Oval23 (16)–Tasmania won by 2 wickets
13 Feb 2025South AustraliaWestern AustraliaWACA Ground38 (36)–South Australia won by 44 runs

Read more

  1. Opinion · The innings Australia are asking Nic Maddinson to live onA one-day hundred has brought fresh attention, but his last Shield season asks a harder question.
  2. 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.

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