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K. Richardson: match by match

18 appearances across 2 competitions, 2014 to 2016.

442ball counts an appearance from the match record itself, not from a stored total.

0 of 18 matches here have a page of their own. The rest are in our archive but do not yet have one.

2016

6 playedChampionship

DateCompetitionOpponentH/AResultMinGACardsRatingPass accuracy
Tuesday 13 DecemberChampionshipWolvesHW2-1450006.677%
Saturday 3 DecemberChampionshipBrightonHD0-010000%
Saturday 26 NovemberChampionshipAston VillaAL3-190005.833%
Saturday 19 NovemberChampionshipHuddersfieldHW3-2100066%
Saturday 5 NovemberChampionshipNewcastleAL2-1740006.566%
Saturday 22 OctoberChampionshipNottingham ForestAW1-235006.790%

The provider changed this measurement in 2020: a percentage before, a count of accurate passes after. They are shown separately because they are not the same number.

2015

11 playedPremier League

DateCompetitionOpponentH/AResultMinGACardsRatingPass accuracy
Saturday 16 AprilPremier LeagueManchester UnitedAL1-08200677%
Saturday 9 AprilPremier LeagueBournemouthHL1-2840006.182%
Tuesday 2 FebruaryPremier LeagueWest HamAL2-0190006.2100%
Monday 28 DecemberPremier LeagueNorwichAL2-0900006.580%
Saturday 5 DecemberPremier LeagueSouthamptonAD1-1120006.466%
Saturday 28 NovemberPremier LeagueWatfordHL2-3900107.185%
Saturday 21 NovemberPremier LeagueEvertonAL4-0900006.391%
Monday 2 NovemberPremier LeagueTottenhamAL3-190006.665%
Saturday 24 OctoberPremier LeagueSwanseaHL1-290006.156%
Saturday 17 OctoberPremier LeagueChelseaAL2-06400672%
Saturday 8 AugustPremier LeagueBournemouthAW0-1120006.550%

The provider changed this measurement in 2020: a percentage before, a count of accurate passes after. They are shown separately because they are not the same number.

2014

1 playedPremier League

DateCompetitionOpponentH/AResultMinGACardsRatingPass accuracy
Sunday 1 FebruaryPremier LeagueArsenalAL5-090000783%

The provider changed this measurement in 2020: a percentage before, a count of accurate passes after. They are shown separately because they are not the same number.