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Australia T20I Cricket Fours Stats

How many fours Australia hit, and who hits the most, game by game

Updated , after the Bangladesh game

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Player Avg Hit %
T20 Internationals 21 Jun 26 BangladeshA 112/3109/8
T20 Internationals 19 Jun 26 BangladeshA 196/5189/6
T20 Internationals 17 Jun 26 BangladeshA 133/6131
T20 Internationals 1 Feb 26 PakistanA 96207/6
T20 Internationals 31 Jan 26 PakistanA 108198/5
T20 Internationals 29 Jan 26 PakistanA 146/8168/8
T20 Internationals 4 Oct 25 New ZealandA 160/7152/9
T20 Internationals 1 Oct 25 New ZealandA 185/4181/6
T20 Internationals 29 Jul 25 West IndiesA 173/7170
T20 Internationals 27 Jul 25 West IndiesA 206/7205/9
Australia total 12.2 111011771111201717
Mitchell Marsh Australia M. MarshAll-rounder, 9 batted 3.7 67%6/9 728 319 214 03 114 852 943 38 02
Josh Inglis Australia J. InglisKeeper, 6 batted 2.8 50%3/6 216 16 15 16 25 1030
Cameron Green Australia C. GreenAll-rounder, 5 batted 2.8 80%4/5 224 120 331 518 335
Travis Head Australia T. HeadBatter, 4 batted 2.3 50%2/4 15 213 010 618
Matthew Short Australia M. ShortAll-rounder, 5 batted 1.40 40%2/5 04 323 14 112 218
Marcus Stoinis Australia M. StoinisAll-rounder, 3 batted 1.33 33%1/3 322 04 11
Mitchell Owen Australia M. OwenAll-rounder, 5 batted 1.00 20%1/5 110 18 010 317 05
Xavier Bartlett Australia X. BartlettBowler, 5 batted 1.00 20%1/5 11 09 325 05 -DNB 18
Cooper Connolly Australia C. ConnollyAll-rounder, 7 batted 0.86 29%2/7 213 04 427 02 04 02 02
Matt Renshaw Australia M. RenshawBatter, 6 batted 0.83 17%1/6 06 452 028 06 05 111
Sean Abbott Australia S. AbbottBowler, 4 batted 0.75 25%1/4 01 27 13 01
Tim David Australia T. DavidBatter, 6 batted 0.67 17%1/6 03 226 016 05 112 112
Adam Zampa Australia A. ZampaBowler, 3 batted 0.00 0%0/3 -DNB -DNB -DNB 00 03 010 -DNB -DNB -DNB -DNB
Aaron Hardie Australia A. HardieAll-rounder, 2 batted 2.0 100%2/2 -DNB -DNB 225 216
Nikhil Chaudhary Australia N. ChaudharyBowler, 2 batted 1.00 50%1/2 -DNB 06 213
Glenn Maxwell Australia G. MaxwellAll-rounder, 2 batted 0.50 0%0/2 01 118
Alex Carey Australia A. CareyKeeper, 2 batted 0.50 0%0/2 03 17
Josh Philippe Australia J. PhilippeKeeper, 2 batted 0.50 0%0/2 115 010
J Australia J. DaviesAll-rounder, 2 batted 0.50 0%0/2 -DNB 08 16
Ben Dwarshuis Australia B. DwarshuisBowler, 2 batted 0.00 0%0/2 08 -DNB 014
Matthew Kuhnemann Australia M. KuhnemannBowler, 2 batted 0.00 0%0/2 08 04
Jack Edwards Australia J. EdwardsAll-rounder, 1 batted 0.00 0%0/1 06
A green cell reached the line. The line under a score is the balls faced; * not out; DNB did not bat.

Australia Team Fours

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Avg12.214.326.5
Hit30%
11
10
11
7
7
11
11
20
17
17
6
18
10
18
20
9
12
11
18
21
17
28
21
25
27
20
23
31
35
38
T20 Internationals 21 Jun 26 BangladeshA 112/3109/8
T20 Internationals 19 Jun 26 BangladeshA 196/5189/6
T20 Internationals 17 Jun 26 BangladeshA 133/6131
T20 Internationals 1 Feb 26 PakistanA 96207/6
T20 Internationals 31 Jan 26 PakistanA 108198/5
T20 Internationals 29 Jan 26 PakistanA 146/8168/8
T20 Internationals 4 Oct 25 New ZealandA 160/7152/9
T20 Internationals 1 Oct 25 New ZealandA 185/4181/6
T20 Internationals 29 Jul 25 West IndiesA 173/7170
T20 Internationals 27 Jul 25 West IndiesA 206/7205/9

Australia Fours Match by Match

The last 10 T20Is and how often Australia went over the line

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England Fours Match by Match

Australia's next opponent, their last 10 T20Is

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Australia Fours Lines

How often each line went over, last 10 T20Is

LineOverUnderOver %
8.58280%
10.57370%
12.53730%
14.53730%
16.53730%
LineOverUnderOver %
22.57370%
24.56460%
26.55550%
28.53730%
30.53730%

Fours Batting First and Chasing

Australia's fours per game by when they batted

BattingPWForAg
First1110.018.0
Second9612.413.9

T20I Fours Table

Fours per game, sides with 8+ T20Is in the last two years

SidePForAgMatch
1EnglandEngland 3716.615.532.2
2IndiaIndia 5914.913.228.1
3RomaniaRomania 914.711.626.2
4New ZealandNew Zealand 4814.614.028.6
5Sri LankaSri Lanka 4814.314.628.9
6SwitzerlandSwitzerland 1014.213.327.5
7HungaryHungary 1014.114.428.5
8PakistanPakistan 6613.912.626.5
9GermanyGermany 913.712.025.7
10IrelandIreland 1713.513.226.8
11South AfricaSouth Africa 4513.414.127.5
12PortugalPortugal 813.310.123.4
13ZimbabweZimbabwe 4713.213.827.0
14AustraliaAustralia 2612.814.026.8
15ScotlandScotland 1112.410.522.8
16West IndiesWest Indies 4712.313.325.7
17AfghanistanAfghanistan 3612.110.522.6
18NamibiaNamibia 2211.612.123.6
19United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates 2111.312.724.0
20NetherlandsNetherlands 1311.210.821.9
21OmanOman 1610.813.424.3
22SwedenSweden 1110.711.922.6
23CyprusCyprus 810.611.321.9
24BangladeshBangladesh 4410.512.022.5
25NepalNepal 1410.29.419.6
26MalaysiaMalaysia 810.08.318.3
27FinlandFinland 109.97.317.2
28Hong KongHong Kong 139.79.218.8
29NorwayNorway 119.68.618.3
30AustriaAustria 169.613.423.0

Australia T20I Fours Questions

How many fours do Australia hit per T20I?

Australia have averaged 12.2 fours per T20I over their last 10 T20Is, since July 2025, against their opponents' 14.3, with 26.5 in the match between them, and their best was 20 against New Zealand on 1 Oct 2025.

How often do Australia go over 12.5 fours?

Australia went over 12.5 fours in 3 of their last 10 T20Is, since July 2025, 30% of the time, while averaging 12.2 per T20I against their opponents' 14.3, and made 11 in their latest, against Bangladesh.

Who hits the most fours for Australia?

Mitchell Marsh hits the most fours for Australia over their last 10 T20Is, since July 2025, with 33 in 9 games at 3.7 a game, ahead of Josh Inglis (17) and Cameron Green (14).

What is Australia's highest fours in a recent T20I?

Australia's highest over their last 10 T20Is, since July 2025, is 20 fours against New Zealand on 1 Oct 2025 at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganu, against their average of 12.2.

Do Australia hit more fours batting first or chasing?

Chasing brings Australia more fours over their last 10 T20Is, since July 2025: they average 10.0 fours batting first in 1 T20Is, and 12.4 batting second in 9, a gap of 2.4 fours.