Shell Conference, 1997/98 Records

Batting Highest Strike Rate Innings - Bangladesh

Highest strike rates in an innings For Shell Conference, 1997/98 - Bangladesh

Highest strike rates in an innings

Player	Runs	Balls	4s	6s	SR	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date	Scorecard
Akram Khan	39*	62	4	-	62.90	Bangladesh	v Central Conf	Wellington	24 Nov 1997	First-class
Akram Khan	52	84	7	1	61.90	Bangladesh	v Northern Con	Hamilton	17 Nov 1997	First-class
Al Sahariar	102	184	7	4	55.43	Bangladesh	v Southern Con	Dunedin	1 Dec 1997	First-class
Javed Omar	48	89	5	-	53.93	Bangladesh	v Northern Con	Hamilton	17 Nov 1997	First-class
Sanuar Hossain	54	115	6	-	46.95	Bangladesh	v Southern Con	Dunedin	1 Dec 1997	First-class
Sanuar Hossain	44	96	4	-	45.83	Bangladesh	v Central Conf	Wellington	24 Nov 1997	First-class
Al Sahariar	32	70	1	1	45.71	Bangladesh	v Southern Con	Dunedin	1 Dec 1997	First-class
Khaled Mashud	41	99	9	-	41.41	Bangladesh	v Central Conf	Wellington	24 Nov 1997	First-class
Aminul Islam	30	74	4	-	40.54	Bangladesh	v Southern Con	Dunedin	1 Dec 1997	First-class
Javed Omar	89	223	9	-	39.91	Bangladesh	v Southern Con	Dunedin	1 Dec 1997	First-class
Sanuar Hossain	47	126	3	-	37.30	Bangladesh	v Southern Con	Dunedin	1 Dec 1997	First-class
Khaled Mashud	30	85	3	-	35.29	Bangladesh	v Southern Con	Dunedin	1 Dec 1997	First-class
Hasanuzzaman	25	71	4	-	35.21	Bangladesh	v Central Conf	Wellington	24 Nov 1997	First-class
Khaled Mashud	45	141	6	-	31.91	Bangladesh	v Southern Con	Dunedin	1 Dec 1997	First-class
Sanuar Hossain	30	98	1	-	30.61	Bangladesh	v Northern Con	Hamilton	17 Nov 1997	First-class

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Minimum of 25 runs
Strike rates listed for matches only where balls faced are available

Records includes the following current or recent matches:

Northern Conference vs Southern Conference at Auckland, Shell Conference Final, Dec 14-17, 1997 [First-class]

Bangladesh vs Southern Conference at Dunedin, Shell Conference , Dec 1-4, 1997 [First-class]

Northern Conference vs Central Conference at Auckland, Shell Conference , Dec 1-4, 1997 [First-class]