Aryan Sharma
#2 · Debut season 2020/21
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Fantasy
$95k · Batter
100 pts this season · In 32 of 98 sides
Player records
Analytics from the scorecards · 2nd XI
48 games on file, kept up to date from the scorecards
Batting · Middle order
48
Matches
45
Innings
1,036
Runs
27.26
Average
43.9
Strike rate
2,362
Balls
82
High score
6 / 0
50s / 100s
Match by match
Fielding
11
Catches
0
Stumpings
3
Run outs
Best partnerships
- 118 with Tom Kellar for the 4th wicket v Greenvale Kangaroos · Round 17
- 101 with Tom Kellar for the 2nd wicket v Essendon · Round 17
- 96* with Matthew Bremner for the 4th wicket v Melbourne University · Round 12
- 89 with Angus Roach for the 4th wicket v Geelong · Finals Round 2
- 86 with Brodie Richardson for the 5th wicket v Geelong · Round 14
Recent form
| Game | Bat | Bowl | Field | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| v Melbourne · Round 3 | 82 (201) run out | — | — | W |
| v Dandenong · Round 2 | 8 (20) caught | — | — | W |
| v St Kilda · Finals Round 3 | 15 (42) caught | — | — | W |
| v Geelong · Finals Round 2 | 46 (147) caught | — | — | W |
| v Melbourne · Finals Round 1 | 25 (48) lbw | — | 1ct | W |
| v Essendon · Round 17 | 35 (116) caught | — | — | — |
| v Kingston Hawthorn · Round 16 | 6 (22) caught | — | 1ct | L |
| v Frankston Peninsula · Round 15 | 1 (7) bowled | — | 1ct | W |
Career totals · 2nd XI
Career
17
Games
2
Seasons
from 2020/21
Played
Batting
452
Runs
82
High score
28.25
Average
2
50s
0
100s
Bowling
0
Wickets
Fielding
6
Catches
Averages are from what's been scored in Morrie since the club joined.
By season
| Season | Games | Runs | HS | Wkts | Ct | Bat avg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-27 | 2 | 90 | 82 | — | — | 45.00 |
| 2025-26 | 15 | 362 | 53 | — | 6 | 25.86 |
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.