Among players of 1987-88 to 1992-93: 23rd of 39 for runs, 27th of 33 for wickets, 27th of 41 for matches, 25th of 37 for catches, 21st of 23 for batting average.
Under Fitzroy-Doncaster: 76th of 184 for runs, 119th of 135 for wickets, 96th of 197 for matches, 83rd of 167 for catches, 70th of 81 for batting average.
Played like…
JR Taylor2002-03 to 2004-05 · 18 m · 203 runs · 1 wkts
Career figures combine what's recorded live in Morrie with the club's own historical records — averages are shown only where there's enough real data to be honest about.
Matches in the same side, from the published cards.
The shape of the career
Season by season
Runs, up Wickets, down
The arc
Andrew Begg's best season with the bat was 1988-89: 103 runs from 8 innings at 12.88. The best ten-innings patch came in 1988-89 to 1991-92: 136 runs at 13.60. The leanest, 1988-89 to 1990-91: 96 runs at 9.60.
Batting average over the last ten innings, at each innings of the career.
Streaks
Consecutive matches played: 6 matches
from v University, 1988-89 to v Waverley, 1988-89 · first · last
Longest spell without a wicket: 2 matches bowled in
from v Melbourne, 1987-88 to v Essendon, 1990-91 · first · last
Longest run of single figures: 3 innings
from v Waverley, 1988-89 to v University, 1989-90 · first · last
v Carlton
v St Kilda
v South Melbourne
v Melbourne
v University
v Ringwood
v Footscray
v Northcote
v Waverley
v Hawthorn
v Richmond
v Waverley-Dandenong
v Essendon
v North Melbourne