Batting Most Fifties Career - vs England

Players - vs England

Most fifties (and over)

Player	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	50+	0	4s	6s
KC Brathwaite (WI)	2022-2022	3	6	2	341	160	85.25	902	37.80	1	2	3	-	35	1
TM Head (AUS)	2021-2022	4	6	-	357	152	59.50	415	86.02	2	1	3	-	39	4
M Labuschagne (AUS)	2021-2022	5	9	1	335	103	41.87	697	48.06	1	2	3	-	34	2
UT Khawaja (AUS)	2022-2022	2	4	1	255	137	85.00	462	55.19	2	-	2	-	25	2
C Green (AUS)	2021-2022	5	8	1	228	74	32.57	404	56.43	-	2	2	1	21	1
SPD Smith (AUS)	2021-2022	5	8	-	244	93	30.50	518	47.10	-	2	2	1	27	2
DA Warner (AUS)	2021-2022	5	8	-	273	95	34.12	538	50.74	-	2	2	2	34	2
J Da Silva (WI)	2022-2022	3	4	2	195	100*	97.50	520	37.50	1	-	1	-	20	0
J Blackwood (WI)	2022-2022	3	5	-	160	102	32.00	360	44.44	1	-	1	-	17	0
NE Bonner (WI)	2022-2022	3	5	1	177	123	44.25	563	31.43	1	-	1	-	22	1
MS Harris (AUS)	2021-2022	4	7	1	179	76	29.83	480	37.29	-	1	1	-	18	0
AT Carey (AUS)	2021-2022	5	9	-	183	51	20.33	399	45.86	-	1	1	1	15	0

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Performances in matches that overlap decades are credited to the year in which they occurred - this results in some unknown data, especially in regard to bowling figures
Performances in matches that overlap years are credited to the year in which they occurred - this results in some unknown data, especially in regard to bowling figures

Records includes the following current or recent matches:

Kerala (and Travancore-Cochin) vs Madhya Pradesh at Indore, Ranji Trophy Elite, Group B, Nov 16-19, 2025 [First-class - Live]
>> 107/3 (40.0 ov, Sachin Baby 42*, B Aparajith 18*, AA Pandey 0/9) - Tea

Mountaineers vs Southern Rocks at Mutare, Logan Cup 5th Match, Nov 17-20, 2025 [First-class - Live]
>> 19/3 (10.2 ov, NR Welch 9*, T Maruma 0*, Jalat Khan 2/8) - Match delayed - Rain

Rajshahi Division vs Dhaka Division (and Dacca) at Rajshahi, National Cricket League 15th Match, Nov 15-18, 2025 [First-class - Live]
>> 151/2 (32.0 ov, Tanzid Hasan 84*, Pritom Kumar 40*, Salauddin Sakil 0/25) - Stumps