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BJ Holt

28 matches · 30 Jan 2019 to 24 Sept 2024

BJ Holt: career summary

BJ Holt is a cricketer. BJ Holt has played 28 matches on CricInto's records, from 30 Jan 2019 to 24 Sept 2024, for Western Australia, New South Wales and Sydney Thunder.

In the Sheffield Shield (12 matches, 2019–2022): 363 runs in 21 innings at an average of 21.35 and a strike rate of 47.58, with 0 hundreds and 1 fifty (highest score 54).

In the Big Bash League (9 matches, 2019–2022): 84 runs in 7 innings at an average of 14.00 and a strike rate of 95.45 (highest score 37).

In the The Marsh Cup (5 matches, 2021–2022): 94 runs in 5 innings at an average of 23.50 and a strike rate of 136.23 (highest score 41*).

Batting

CompetitionMInnsNORunsHSAvgBFSR100s50s4s6s0s
Sheffield Shield12214 3635421.35 76347.580 13952
Big Bash League971 843714.00 8895.450 0531
The Marsh Cup551 9441*23.50 69136.230 0751
One-Day Cup (Australia)220 753.50 2035.000 0000

Recent matches

DateMatchBatBowl
24 Sept 2024 WA vs SA One-Day Cup (Australia) 5 (10)-
22 Sept 2024 WA vs NSW One-Day Cup (Australia) 2 (10)-
1 Dec 2022 NSW vs VIC Sheffield Shield 23 (56) & 11 (27)-
27 Nov 2022 NSW vs QUE The Marsh Cup 11 (6)-
22 Nov 2022 NSW vs WA Sheffield Shield 16 (25) & 15 (22)-
17 Nov 2022 NSW vs TAS The Marsh Cup 23 (19)-
12 Nov 2022 NSW vs TAS Sheffield Shield 36* (72)-
5 Nov 2022 NSW vs SA The Marsh Cup 19 (21)-
31 Oct 2022 NSW vs SA Sheffield Shield 23* (13) & 49* (63)-
18 Oct 2022 NSW vs QUE Sheffield Shield 0 (3) & 0 (6)-

Frequently asked questions

How many runs has BJ Holt scored in the Sheffield Shield?

BJ Holt has scored 363 runs in the Sheffield Shield, at an average of 21.35.

How many runs has BJ Holt scored in the Big Bash League?

BJ Holt has scored 84 runs in the Big Bash League, at an average of 14.00.

How many runs has BJ Holt scored in the The Marsh Cup?

BJ Holt has scored 94 runs in the The Marsh Cup, at an average of 23.50.

What is BJ Holt's highest score?

BJ Holt's highest score is 54, in the Sheffield Shield.

Which teams has BJ Holt played for?

Western Australia (2024), New South Wales (2019–2022) and Sydney Thunder (2019–2022).