BetaT20 data 2008–2024

Stump Analytics

Cricket intelligence. Ball by ball.

PFF-style batting grades for every IPL delivery since 2008. Six dimensions. Every innings graded. The most granular public batting analysis in cricket.

SREStrike Rate EfficiencyBAIBoundary Aggression IndexDBRDot Ball ResistancePCPhase ContributionDQDecision Quality

IPL SA20 PSL BBL The Hundred

The Hundred Batting Leaderboard

50 batters · min. 2 innings

#	Batter	Grade↓	Inn	SRE	BAI	DBR	PC	DQ
1	R Ravindra	73.7	4	74.4	50.0	60.8	45.2	51.5
2	SM Curran	72.9	8	80.9	74.3	57.8	73.0	52.0
3	JT JA Thompson	71.8	3	80.5	33.3	67.3	53.4	54.3
4	SP SR Patel	71.7	2	46.6	50.0	37.7	47.1	59.5
5	D Ferreira	70.2	7	64.1	28.6	44.8	50.7	55.3
6	JS JL Smith	69.7	7	70.7	66.6	54.8	62.5	54.0
7	DA Miller	68.3	5	68.1	66.0	51.2	66.7	51.4
8	JC JM Cox	67.9	9	63.4	70.7	59.5	58.4	59.0
9	MJ Henry	66.4	2	33.2	0.0	41.0	0.0	65.0
10	GC G Clark	63.5	3	50.9	56.3	51.5	44.7	53.7
11	HC Brook	62.9	9	59.5	54.5	49.3	52.1	56.4
12	JC JM Clarke	62.4	8	70.5	55.0	56.8	60.4	51.5
13	AJ Turner	62.3	8	67.8	54.2	69.5	52.6	51.6
14	ZC Z Crawley	62.1	9	58.6	53.6	44.6	53.3	52.8
15	TM TJ Moores	60.4	4	45.3	50.0	31.4	36.6	47.8
16	J Overton	60.3	5	53.9	20.0	38.6	13.7	42.0
17	SW Billings	58.8	7	27.8	14.1	28.5	17.4	58.3
18	RP Meredith	58.8	2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	65.0
19	JT JC Tongue	58.8	2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	65.0
20	JC Buttler	58.3	8	49.3	59.3	40.2	44.9	50.4
21	WG Jacks	58.1	9	51.5	55.6	40.9	50.7	50.1
22	JM Bairstow	57.7	8	56.9	62.5	37.5	54.4	49.8
23	TA TB Abell	57.3	7	41.4	33.3	40.7	35.2	51.9
24	LD LA Dawson	56.4	4	12.2	0.0	25.0	15.6	58.8
25	DJ Malan	56.3	9	43.7	50.5	39.7	39.9	48.8
26	T Banton	55.8	10	42.5	63.2	35.6	42.6	52.6
27	TA Boult	55.5	3	22.2	0.0	27.3	0.0	54.0
28	MC MS Chapman	55.4	4	34.7	42.4	33.6	35.2	47.0
29	HC HWR Cartwright	54.9	5	48.6	33.6	46.5	39.3	46.2
30	LS Livingstone	54.6	8	60.3	34.6	54.8	55.9	52.8
31	OP OJ Pope	54.6	5	38.3	0.4	48.3	38.4	58.2
32	JC JM Coles	54.4	7	48.3	38.0	51.5	35.9	49.3
33	JG Bethell	54.4	8	40.0	23.6	46.2	35.6	53.1
34	LW LWP Wells	54.3	5	52.2	34.7	27.4	22.5	45.2
35	RH RF Higgins	54.1	2	44.9	72.4	44.7	59.2	53.5
36	LE LJ Evans	54.0	7	46.0	27.8	26.6	33.3	47.4
37	T Kohler-Cadmore	53.9	7	46.5	42.9	44.2	41.3	46.1
38	BK BI Kellaway	53.7	2	43.9	21.3	41.9	33.9	40.0
39	WS WCF Smeed	53.3	8	40.4	42.0	32.8	37.7	46.8
40	CJ Green	52.7	7	25.9	4.9	33.7	21.7	48.7
41	RA Rehan Ahmed	52.7	9	43.8	53.3	28.3	41.9	51.2
42	AH AJ Hose	52.4	3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	54.0
43	TA TP Alsop	52.4	2	34.1	0.0	28.0	33.9	41.0
44	JC Archer	52.4	3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	54.0
45	SH SR Hain	52.4	4	7.0	0.0	15.5	11.5	59.3
46	TM TS Muyeye	52.3	9	50.0	48.9	34.6	48.1	47.6
47	DL DW Lawrence	52.2	8	40.9	11.8	38.6	26.8	45.0
48	GL GF Linde	51.6	4	52.0	0.0	50.8	40.6	41.3
49	SE SS Eskinazi	51.5	4	28.3	43.3	26.8	28.7	45.3
50	CO C Overton	51.1	5	35.3	20.0	55.8	39.6	51.8

Grade key:Elite75+Good60–74Average45–59Poor<45

How Batting Grades Work

Every delivery is graded across 5 dimensions. Each dimension produces a 0–100 score adjusted for match context, opposition quality, and phase. The overall grade is a weighted composite of all dimensions.

SREStrike Rate Efficiency

Scoring rate relative to match context — phase, pitch, and opposition bowling quality. Scoring faster than expected scores higher.

BAIBoundary Aggression Index

Proportion and quality of boundaries hit. Boundaries in pressure moments and against quality bowling are weighted more.

DBRDot Ball Resistance

Ability to avoid dot balls. Adjusted for bowling quality — rotating strike against elite death bowling scores higher than against part-timers.

PCPhase Contribution

Contribution across powerplay, middle overs, and death. Rewards batters who perform in the phase their team needs most.

DQDecision Quality

Shot selection and risk management. Penalises false shots and poor dismissals, rewards controlled aggression.