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Australia Test Cricket Fours Stats

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

Updated , after the South Africa game

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Player Avg Hit %
ICC World Test Championship 27 Oct 26 South AfricaA Lost176 runs
ICC World Test Championship 18 Oct 26 South AfricaA Lostinns
ICC World Test Championship 9 Oct 26 South AfricaA Won214 runs
ICC World Test Championship 22 Aug 26 BangladeshH Woninns
ICC World Test Championship 13 Aug 26 BangladeshH Lost9 wkts
The Ashes 3 Jan 26 EnglandH Won5 wkts
The Ashes 25 Dec 25 EnglandH Lost4 wkts
The Ashes 16 Dec 25 EnglandH Won82 runs
The Ashes 4 Dec 25 EnglandH Won8 wkts
The Ashes 21 Nov 25 EnglandH Won8 wkts
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Australia total 28.8 49141135443027-2022701916124430646925
Travis Head Australia T. HeadBatter, 19 inns 6.1 26%5/19 749 326 324 15190 219 218 427 339 335 24166 435 222 467 128 16219 343 222 135 1683
Matt Renshaw Australia M. RenshawBatter, 7 inns 5.9 43%3/7 10139 01 048 223 21397 799 110
Josh Inglis Australia J. InglisKeeper, 5 inns 3.8 20%1/5 11135 017 439 020 425 -DNB
Cameron Green Australia C. GreenAll-rounder, 13 inns 3.5 23%3/13 8110 3110 10105 013 4201 364 327 234 329 02 17 757 -DNB 250 -DNB
Steven Smith Australia S. SmithBatter, 15 inns 3.5 33%5/15 288 020 053 341 674 7109 588 16220 112 231 139 585 29 249 04
Michael Neser Australia M. NeserAll-rounder, 4 inns 3.0 25%1/4 490 -DNB 749 05 141 -DNB
Alex Carey Australia A. CareyKeeper, 17 inns 2.9 29%5/17 7168 09 02 469 144 339 08 243 572 313 127 035 16 8143 6128 669 -DNB 326 -DNB
Jake Weatherald Australia J. WeatheraldBatter, 12 inns 2.9 17%2/12 437 03 436 540 123 015 427 010 1278 223 02 334
Marnus Labuschagne Australia M. LabuschagneBatter, 19 inns 2.7 21%4/19 05 13 325 498 658 458 19 020 259 768 440 019 118 240 145 978 06 141 649
Usman Khawaja Australia U. KhawajaBatter, 7 inns 2.7 14%1/7 249 17 252 02 10126 451 06 -DNB
Beau Webster Australia B. WebsterAll-rounder, 8 inns 2.3 25%2/8 228 033 12 543 01 210 121 787 -DNB
Nic Maddinson Australia N. MaddinsonBatter, 4 inns 2.0 25%1/4 04 210 033 638
Mitchell Starc Australia M. StarcBowler, 15 inns 1.93 13%2/15 229 025 04 128 125 -DNB 06 011 234 014 -DNB 06 02 975 18 13141 -DNB 012 -DNB
Nathan Lyon Australia N. LyonBowler, 9 inns 1.89 22%2/9 025 657 592 -DNB 462 113 027 135 01 021 -DNB
Scott Boland Australia S. BolandBowler, 9 inns 1.44 11%1/9 014 6166 01 -DNB 01 117 321 06 372 -DNB 02 -DNB
Pat Cummins Australia P. CumminsBowler, 11 inns 1.18 9%1/11 06 190 116 18 698 012 02 119 032 219 118
Josh Hazlewood Australia J. HazlewoodBowler, 8 inns 0.38 0%0/8 13 04 03 02 111 -DNB 118 07 04
Cooper Connolly Australia C. ConnollyAll-rounder, 2 inns 1.50 0%0/2 383 02 -DNB -DNB
Brendan Doggett Australia B. DoggettBowler, 2 inns 0.50 0%0/2 121 -DNB 030 -DNB
Jhye Richardson Australia J. RichardsonBowler, 2 inns 0.50 0%0/2 01 110
A green cell reached the line. Each innings is its own column, the 1st then the 2nd. The line under a score is the balls faced; * not out; DNB did not bat.

Australia Team Fours

Line27.5
Avg28.826.6
Hit42%
49
14
11
35
44
30
27
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20
22
70
19
16
12
44
30
64
6
9
25
41
37
45
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39
28
9
10
40
6
39
37
6
15
27
33
40
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12
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ICC World Test Championship 27 Oct 26 South AfricaA Lost176 runs
ICC World Test Championship 18 Oct 26 South AfricaA Lostinns
ICC World Test Championship 9 Oct 26 South AfricaA Won214 runs
ICC World Test Championship 22 Aug 26 BangladeshH Woninns
ICC World Test Championship 13 Aug 26 BangladeshH Lost9 wkts
The Ashes 3 Jan 26 EnglandH Won5 wkts
The Ashes 25 Dec 25 EnglandH Lost4 wkts
The Ashes 16 Dec 25 EnglandH Won82 runs
The Ashes 4 Dec 25 EnglandH Won8 wkts
The Ashes 21 Nov 25 EnglandH Won8 wkts

Australia Fours Match by Match

The last 10 Tests, innings by innings, and how often Australia went over the line

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New Zealand Fours Match by Match

Australia's next opponent, their last 10 Tests

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Australia Fours Lines

How often each line went over, last 10 Tests, an innings each

LineOverUnderOver %
21.511858%
24.510953%
27.581142%
30.561332%
33.561332%
LineOverUnderOver %
48.511761%
51.510856%
54.510856%
57.581044%
60.561233%

Fours Batting First and Chasing

Australia's fours per game by when they batted

BattingPWForAg
First4254.548.5
Second6454.851.8

Test Fours Table

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

SidePForAgMatch
1New ZealandNew Zealand 1263.855.1119
2EnglandEngland 2062.467.2130
3IndiaIndia 1757.554.7112
4South AfricaSouth Africa 1457.350.1107
5Sri LankaSri Lanka 1054.853.7109
6ZimbabweZimbabwe 1351.254.6106
7BangladeshBangladesh 1650.851.0102
8AustraliaAustralia 2150.543.594.0
9PakistanPakistan 1348.852.6101
10West IndiesWest Indies 1844.251.695.8

Australia Fours by Competition

Fours per game in each Test competition

CompetitionPW-LForAg
ICC World Test ChampionshipICC World Test Championship52-350.451.0
The AshesThe Ashes54-159.050.0

Australia Test Fours Questions

How many fours do Australia hit per innings in Tests?

Australia have averaged 28.8 fours an innings over their last 10 Tests, since November 2025, against their opponents' 26.6, and their best was 70 in their first innings against England on 3 Jan 2026.

How often do Australia go over 27.5 fours in an innings?

Australia went over 27.5 fours in 8 of 19 innings over their last 10 Tests, since November 2025, 42% of the time, while averaging 28.8 an innings against their opponents' 26.6.

Who hits the most fours for Australia?

Travis Head hits the most fours for Australia over their last 10 Tests, since November 2025, with 115 in 19 innings at 6.1 an innings, ahead of Steven Smith (52) and Marnus Labuschagne (52).

What is Australia's highest fours in an innings in a recent Test?

Australia's highest over their last 10 Tests, since November 2025, is 70 fours in their first innings against England on 3 Jan 2026 at Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park, Sydney, New South Wales, against their average of 28.8.

Do Australia hit more fours batting first or chasing?

Chasing brings Australia more fours over their last 10 Tests, since November 2025: they average 54.5 fours batting first in 4 Tests, and 54.8 batting second in 6, a gap of 0.33 fours.