Weirdly I think I've had two fifties at three. One from Pujara and one from Clarke.
Looking at the stats overall including Group C, as best as they can be compared to real life.
Almost double the frequency of 50s overall in the tournament (every 8 innings vs every 15 innings).
63% of 50s scored by openers (IRL it's closer to 50%).
- Opening position averages are 9 runs and 13.5 runs higher than real life.
- Number of 50s from 3 are about half at 11.6% compared with 23.4% IRL but the actual average is a little higher. The closest to the real life average for that position out of every position. Number 3 has the fewest ducks than any position in the top 8. I think we are probably missing those 50s which make us think players are doing better. More 50s might lead to more not outs for some players and higher averages.
- Four and Five are three runs lower than real life.
- Number six is three runs higher.
- The other positions are lower than real life, by at most 1.8, apart from number 11 which is almost 3 runs higher in game stats.
- Average strike rate IRL is 119; in the tournament it's 146.
- Average run rate IRL is 7.61 and in the tournament it's 9.02.
It's only 90 innings. But you can easily see where the major differences are. There's lots of factors that might skew things a little, like people playing players in positions they might not necessarily play IRL. It could be that bowlers are less effective early on or opening batsman are too effective. Average powerlay runs & wickets is probably too high and too low, respectively.