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Sachin Tendulkar played 5 matches in 1998, scoring 274 runs with a remarkable average of 91.33. His highest score was 124*, with a strike rate of 109.60 and a total of 30 boundaries. Tendulkar's stellar performance in that series, including a match-winning century, solidified his position as one of India's best batsmen.
Mohammad Azharuddin played 4 matches in 1998, scoring 148 runs at an average of 49.33. His highest score was 94, with a strike rate of 62.97. Azharuddin’s contributions were vital for India, and his solid performances ensured his key role in the middle order.
Grant Flower featured in 5 matches in 1998, making 140 runs at an average of 35.00. His highest score was 87*, with a strike rate of 60.34. Flower’s valuable knock of 87* helped Zimbabwe during critical moments, providing stability and resilience in the middle order.
Nick Johnson played 5 matches in 1998, scoring 136 runs at an average of 27.20. His highest score was 72, with a strike rate of 67.66. Johnson’s performances, although less consistent, provided important contributions to Zimbabwe’s total, including 4 boundaries and 2 sixes.
J Srinath played 4 matches in 1998, bowling 228 balls and taking 8 wickets at an average of 28.50. His best bowling performance was 3/40, with an economy rate of 4.10 and a strike rate of 38.0. Srinath's contribution helped India in crucial matches during that year.
SB Joshi featured in 5 matches in 1998, bowling 258 balls and taking 8 wickets at an average of 32.25. His best performance was 3/17, with an impressive economy rate of 4.00. Joshi’s role was vital in providing India with control in the middle overs.
Anil Kumble played 4 matches in 1998, delivering 234 balls and taking 7 wickets at an average of 33.42. Kumble’s best bowling figures were 2/29, with an excellent economy rate of 2.82. His experience and control were crucial for India in limiting the opposition's score.
PA Strang represented Zimbabwe in 4 matches in 1998, with a total of 210 balls bowled and 7 wickets taken at an average of 30.00. Strang's best performance was 4/32, with an economy rate of 4.14. He played an important role in providing breakthroughs for Zimbabwe during that series.
AB Agarkar participated in 5 matches in 1998, bowling 287 balls and taking 7 wickets at an average of 41.00. His best bowling figures were 3/35, with an economy rate of 4.70. Agarkar’s contributions were crucial for India, especially in the death overs.
