Pappus' plane - cricket stats

This is a follow-up to my post on the "fow-average" of openers. Soulberry wanted to see what the average fall of wicket was for non-openers. To make things easier for me, I've split it up by position.

Note that I found a bug in my earlier code, so the list of the top openers has shuffled around a little, though Russel Arnold remains on top. In the tables below I give the number of innings (less any not-outs which didn't see a wicket fall) and the fow-average. Note that for the non-openers, I've subtracted off the wicket that the batsman came in at. Qualification: 15 innings. (Edit: Richie Richardson's figures below are wrong, and Michael Clarke's might be as well. My lazy code got them mixed up with Viv Richards and Stuart Clark.)

opener                            number 3    
Russel Arnold           15  3,22  George Headley          32  3,71
Raman Subba Row         16  2,97  George Gunn             16  2,94
Ravi Shastri            26  2,95  Allan Border            37  2,92
Bill Woodfull           43  2,90  Wally Hammond           50  2,91
Glenn  Turner           66  2,87  Richie Richardson       174 2,89
Bruce Mitchell          48  2,78  Alvin Kallicharran      25  2,84
Arthur Shrewsbury       18  2,78  Rahul Dravid            143 2,84
Jackie McGlew           58  2,74  Ken Barrington          40  2,78
Dennis Amiss            69  2,66  Eric Rowan              20  2,71
Chris Tavaré            33  2,63  Lindsay Hassett         19  2,68

number 4                          number 5    
Dean Jones              18  3,20  Michael Clarke          31  3,12
Rahul Dravid            18  3,11  Jimmy Adams             29  3,04
Rajin Saleh             23  2,91  Shivnarine Chanderpaul  80  2,97
Jacques Kallis          96  2,84  Kevin Pietersen         25  2,84
Geoff Howarth           17  2,76  Dilip Vengsarkar        30  2,77
Vijay Hazare            35  2,69  Yashpal Sharma          29  2,70
Brian Hastings          29  2,58  Steve Waugh             138 2,69
Monty Noble             23  2,57  Andy Flower             80  2,69
Herbie Taylor           23  2,57  Ken Viljoen             16  2,69
Richie Richardson       19  2,53  John Crawley            15  2,62

number 6    
Joe Solomon             16  3,41
Trevor Bailey           38  3,37
Imran Khan              22  3,23
Nawab of Pataudi        21  2,86
Hashan Tillakaratne     72  2,86
Jimmy Adams             31  2,81
Shivnarine Chanderpaul  39  2,75
Allan Border            58  2,74
Les Ames                17  2,68
Dattu Phadkar           20  2,68

There's a rather conspicuous absentee amongst the number threes. I went through Bradman's innings, and when he made a big score he was often part of a large partnership, so that he actually didn't see too many wickets fall. His fow-average at number three is 2,45.

Samir also wanted to see average team runs scored while the batsman is at the crease. I did mean to calculate this, but I forgot until after I'd made my spreadsheets. I think the above tables are interesting enough as it is though. There are several players that you would expect to have "held the innings together" often.