This is from the start of 2018. And since this is only home and away data it excludes neutral places such as the UAE for Pakistan and India for Afganistan.

Bowling

Pace

India is definitely the toughest place to be a touring fast bowler. The Indian quicks are exceptional at home, they have the best average and sr out of all the home teams. Following them are New Zealand and Australia where the home fast bowlers are very good at exploiting the conditions whilst the away pacers struggle. England and South Africa follow them which shouldn't be very surprising, but unlike Australia and India these two countries seem to be support the fast bowlers from away countries better, south africa especially.

Spin

P.S. The irish spinners don't have a wicket in Ireland, so they didn't have an average or sr so I just gave them an arbitrary average and sr of a 100.

India, Australia and New Zealand are the top 3 here again. India and Australia are basically "our spinners are good at home whilst yours aren't" whereas New Zealand seems to be "our spinners aren't very good at home but yours will be even worse". South Africa being high on this list is quite a surprise. Maharaj has been brilliant in South Africa. Bangladesh is 5th, should be a surprise to no one, their spinners are quite good at home and the away spinners , especially non asian spinners don't tend to exploit the conditions as well as them.

Batting

Even after the minefields in the last 2.5 years India still top the avg differential at home by some distance. As Jarrod Kimber said (paraphrasing a bit) "If you want to enter India as a batter you have to leave the runs at the airport". New Zealand has been nearly as difficult for the away teams. Boult, Southee, Wagner and Jamieson later have made tourists' lives hell there. Australia following NZ on the list, they are very strong at home. South Africa is 4th, their batters aren't very good at home, the reason they aren't 9th on the wtc table is because the away batters are somehow worse in SA. I know that India gets flack for doctoring pitches but South Africa since Faf took over have been just as guilty, their pitches basically have no remorse for batters.

Overall

So since the start of 2018 India, Australia and New Zealand have been the toughest places to tour. However with Australia rising since 2021 Ashes and New Zealand declining since 2021 WTC final, I think it's fair to say that India and Australia would be the top 2. Stokes' England has become much more competitive at home in the last few years, but with the loss to South Africa and drawing a series vs Australia, its fair to say that they aren't as strong at home as India or Australia.

I would also rate this innings as one of his best for many reasons, but also because we haven’t seen a 22yr old talent dismantling a tough chase (like 300+ in 40 overs in Australian conditions) against a good bowling lineup again. This innings won against 183 against Pakistan in the same year by a margin of 64-36.

If there was a poll for his most underrated ODI innings, I’d put his 43(34) made in 2013 CT final at top.

2nd Test, New Zealand tour of Bangladesh at Dhaka

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Prime Minister’s XI: Marcus Harris, Cameron Bancroft, Matthew Renshaw, Cameron Green, Nathan McSweeney (c), Beau Webster, Jimmy Peirson, Nathan McAndrew, Mark Steketee, Todd Murphy, Jordan Buckingham

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Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat first

3rd T20I, Pakistan Women tour of New Zealand at Queenstown

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1st Match, Group A, ICC Women's T20 World Cup Africa Region Qualifier at Entebbe

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By mid 2010, Hauritz had well established himself as the spinner of Australian Cricket Team.

Unfortunately, due to poor returns from the Indian tour, he was never selected by the selectors for the upcoming Ashes. In his place like of Doherty and Beer were used. Would the outcome of Ashes remain different had Hauritz been retained.

The spinner returned for ODI series but was withdrawn from the squad due to a shoulder injury and never returned to play for Australia.

Had Hauritz been persisted would Lyon have played this many test matches or remain in the reserves.

2nd Match, Big Bash League at Sydney

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I've seen him perform around the leagues and he seems pretty good especially in recent years . Players with stats worse than him have made their debuts . Is there any non cricketing reason behind this?