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Asia Cup Team Stats

Top teams across key performance metrics for batting, bowling, and overall standings

Based on 11 matches (2016)

Player Stats

Most Wins

Performance

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Highest Points

League Standing

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Best Net Run Rate

Quality Metric

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1
1.76
2
0.08
3
-0.06
4
-0.32

Most Runs Scored

Batting Strength

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1
622
2
573
3
516
4
469

Fewest Runs Conceded

Bowling Strength

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2
479
3
528
4
546
5
620

Most Wickets Taken

Bowling Attack

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Complete Team Statistics

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Team ⇅
Matches ⇅
Wins ⇅
Losses ⇅
Points ⇅
NRR ⇅
Runs Scored ⇅
Runs Conceded ⇅
Wickets Taken ⇅
Wickets Lost ⇅
5 0 0 0 0.08 622 620 33 32
4 0 0 0 -0.32 516 546 23 29
5 0 0 0 1.76 573 528 32 19
4 0 0 0 -0.06 469 479 20 24
4 0 0 0 -1.68 376 472 18 34

NRR: Net Run Rate (average runs per over gained/lost)

Runs Scored: Total runs scored by the team across all fixtures

Runs Conceded: Total runs allowed by the team's bowling attack

Wickets Taken: Total wickets the team's bowlers have taken

Wickets Lost: Total wickets lost by the team's batters

Asia Cup team stats (Asia Cup 2016)

In Asia Cup 2016, Bangladesh scored the most runs (622) and Bangladesh took the most wickets (33). The tables above rank every side by batting, bowling and results.


Frequently asked questions

Which team scored the most runs in Asia Cup 2016?

Bangladesh scored the most runs in Asia Cup 2016 with 622, ahead of India (573) and Sri Lanka (516).

Which team took the most wickets in Asia Cup 2016?

Bangladesh took the most wickets in Asia Cup 2016 with 33, ahead of India (32) and Sri Lanka (23).

Which team had the best bowling attack in Asia Cup 2016?

India conceded the fewest runs per match in Asia Cup 2016 at 105.6, ahead of United Arab Emirates (118.0) and Pakistan (119.8).

Which team had the best net run rate in Asia Cup 2016?

India finished with the best net run rate in Asia Cup 2016 at +1.761, ahead of Bangladesh (+0.075) and Pakistan (-0.058).