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J Clayton betting stats, splits & projections

Batter

Every figure below is counted from stored ball-by-ball deliveries — no estimates, no averages copied from elsewhere. Splits with fewer balls behind them are marked LOW sample and carry less weight in the model.

Record by format

Formats are never pooled: a twenty-over record tells you nothing about fifty-over scoring, so they are modelled and shown separately.

overallFIRST_CLASS7843641005236.443.45.177.1HIGH
overallLIST_A1638845025.986.211.154.4HIGH
overallT202212310.591.317.460.9LOW
overallFIRST_CLASS17610423.552.0MEDIUM
overallLIST_A242606.5—LOW

Why we like it

Splits where J Clayton scores materially faster or lasts materially longer than their own baseline in the same format.

  • Venue: Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane (FIRST CLASS)HIGH sample

    1606 runs off 3644 balls in 20 FIRST CLASS matches — strike rate 44.1 vs 43.4 overall, average 57.4 vs 36.4 overall.

  • Venue: Junction Oval, Melbourne (FIRST CLASS)HIGH sample

    264 runs off 584 balls in 2 FIRST CLASS matches — strike rate 45.2 vs 43.4 overall, average 66.0 vs 36.4 overall.

  • Venue: Great Barrier Reef Arena, Mackay (FIRST CLASS)HIGH sample

    218 runs off 404 balls in 2 FIRST CLASS matches — strike rate 54.0 vs 43.4 overall, average 109.0 vs 36.4 overall.

  • Bowling type: UNKNOWN (FIRST CLASS)HIGH sample

    486 runs off 1092 balls in 30 FIRST CLASS matches — strike rate 44.5 vs 43.4 overall, average 48.6 vs 36.4 overall.

  • Opposition: Tasmania (LIST A)MEDIUM sample

    219 runs off 198 balls in 5 LIST A matches — strike rate 110.6 vs 86.2 overall, average 54.8 vs 25.9 overall.

  • Opposition: New South Wales (LIST A)LOW sample

    104 runs off 100 balls in 2 LIST A matches — strike rate 104.0 vs 86.2 overall, average 52.0 vs 25.9 overall.

Risks

Splits pointing the other way — the conditions and opponents where the record is worse than usual.

  • Opposition: Western Australia (FIRST CLASS)HIGH sample

    702 runs off 2060 balls in 12 FIRST CLASS matches — strike rate 34.1 vs 43.4 overall, average 39.0 vs 36.4 overall.

  • Venue: Allan Border Field, Brisbane (FIRST CLASS)HIGH sample

    430 runs off 870 balls in 12 FIRST CLASS matches — strike rate 49.4 vs 43.4 overall, average 23.9 vs 36.4 overall.

  • Venue: Melbourne Cricket Ground (FIRST CLASS)HIGH sample

    204 runs off 502 balls in 6 FIRST CLASS matches — strike rate 40.6 vs 43.4 overall, average 17.0 vs 36.4 overall.

  • Phase: new_ball (FIRST CLASS)HIGH sample

    412 runs off 976 balls in 50 FIRST CLASS matches — strike rate 42.2 vs 43.4 overall, average 17.2 vs 36.4 overall.

  • Venue: Cricket Central, Sydney (FIRST CLASS)MEDIUM sample

    50 runs off 136 balls in 4 FIRST CLASS matches — strike rate 36.8 vs 43.4 overall, average 8.3 vs 36.4 overall.

  • Venue: Allan Border Field, Brisbane (LIST A)MEDIUM sample

    92 runs off 125 balls in 3 LIST A matches — strike rate 73.6 vs 86.2 overall, average 30.7 vs 25.9 overall.

Against each opponent

Head-to-head record by format. Small head-to-head samples move the model very little — read the sample column before leaning on a line here.

TasmaniaFIRST_CLASS18994212035.546.95.775.5HIGH
Western AustraliaFIRST_CLASS12702206039.034.14.182.0HIGH
South AustraliaFIRST_CLASS16824204631.740.35.079.2HIGH
New South WalesFIRST_CLASS16968198040.348.95.373.4HIGH
VictoriaFIRST_CLASS16876184636.547.55.374.9HIGH
TasmaniaLIST_A521919854.8110.612.138.9MEDIUM
VictoriaLIST_A55811811.649.25.969.5LOW
New South WalesLIST_A210410052.0104.018.056.0LOW

Bowling

South AustraliaFIRST_CLASS682021.810.0LOW
New South WalesFIRST_CLASS604404.4—LOW

By venue

Ground-by-ground record. Venue effects are real but slow to prove, so grounds with few balls are shown for transparency rather than used as evidence.

Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, BrisbaneFIRST_CLASS201606364457.444.15.076.6HIGH
Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, PerthFIRST_CLASS8474120633.939.35.181.3HIGH
Bellerive Oval, HobartFIRST_CLASS10518115432.444.95.476.8HIGH
Allan Border Field, BrisbaneFIRST_CLASS1243087023.949.46.774.7HIGH
Adelaide OvalFIRST_CLASS632685440.838.23.576.8HIGH
Junction Oval, MelbourneFIRST_CLASS226458466.045.25.174.0HIGH
Karen Rolton Oval, AdelaideFIRST_CLASS420251633.739.15.080.6HIGH
Melbourne Cricket GroundFIRST_CLASS620450217.040.64.480.1HIGH
Great Barrier Reef Arena, MackayFIRST_CLASS2218404109.054.05.469.8HIGH
Cricket Central, SydneyFIRST_CLASS4501368.336.84.480.9MEDIUM
Allan Border Field, BrisbaneLIST_A39212530.773.610.466.4MEDIUM
Bellerive Oval, HobartLIST_A212210561.0116.213.334.3LOW
Sydney Cricket GroundFIRST_CLASS2469411.548.96.474.5LOW
Drummoyne Oval, SydneyFIRST_CLASS2268813.029.52.381.8LOW
Cricket Central, SydneyLIST_A1525052.0104.018.058.0LOW
North Sydney Oval, SydneyLIST_A1525052.0104.018.054.0LOW
Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, BrisbaneLIST_A1243824.063.22.647.4LOW
Junction Oval, MelbourneLIST_A2293429.085.35.944.1LOW

Bowling

Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, BrisbaneFIRST_CLASS605605.6—LOW
Karen Rolton Oval, AdelaideFIRST_CLASS441021.45.0LOW

By country

Conditions vary more by country than by ground; this is the broader pitch-and-conditions view.

UnknownFIRST_CLASS7843641005236.443.45.177.1HIGH
UnknownLIST_A1638845025.986.211.154.4HIGH

Bowling

UnknownFIRST_CLASS17610423.552.0MEDIUM

By match phase

Powerplay, middle overs and death. Phase splits drive the simulated scoring rate ball by ball.

old_ballFIRST_CLASS763952907641.243.55.077.0HIGH
new_ballFIRST_CLASS5041297617.242.25.578.1HIGH
middleLIST_A1227030727.087.99.848.2HIGH
powerplayLIST_A711814229.583.114.167.6MEDIUM

Bowling

old_ballFIRST_CLASS1649623.548.0MEDIUM

Against pace and spin

Record against each bowling type faced, rolled up when a finer category has too few balls.

PACEFIRST_CLASS782428575832.842.25.279.0HIGH
SPINFIRST_CLASS661450320240.345.34.673.6HIGH
UNKNOWNFIRST_CLASS30486109248.644.55.576.9HIGH
PACELIST_A1518622218.683.812.659.0MEDIUM
SPINLIST_A1011115422.272.17.854.5MEDIUM
UNKNOWNLIST_A79174—123.013.540.5LOW

How these splits are used

The same aggregates feed the ball-by-ball simulation behind every projection: format baselines, phase scoring rates, the bowling types a batter will face and the expected attack. See the current match projections on the cricket betting hub and the model's tested record on the cricket model performance page.