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James Neesham

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James Neesham

30 yrs. | Left Handed & Right-arm medium fast New Zealand

The Under-19 World Cup has produced some fantastic talents for so many of the countries all around the world. The Kiwis too, have got a gem on their hands in the form of James Neesham who was first noticed due to the U-19 World Cup in 2010 as a promising all-rounder. It took two years but Neesham made his ODI debut against South Africa towards t...

PERSONAL INFORMATION
Born September, 17 1990
Birth Place New Zealand
Current age 30 yrs.
Role All Rounder
Batting style Left Handed
Bowling style Right-arm medium fast
BATTING STATISTICS
M I N/O R BF Avg S/R HS 200s 100s 50s 4x 6s
Test 12 22 1 709 1069 33.76 66.32 137 0 2 4 88 11
ODI 66 56 10 1320 1352 28.69 97.63 97 0 0 6 117 30
T20I 29 22 7 324 206 21.60 157.28 48 0 0 0 28 19
FC 54 89 9 2540 3482 31.75 72.94 147 0 3 13 347 39
List A 62 56 12 1763 1650 40.06 106.84 120 0 2 12 165 58
T20 128 101 26 1866 1377 24.88 135.51 59 0 0 5 133 79
BOWLING STATISTICS
M I O Balls Maiden R W AVG S/R E/R BEST BOWL 5 WKT 10 WKT
Test 12 21 179.2 1076 18 675 14 48.21 76.85 3.76 3/42 0 0
ODI 66 62 352.3 2115 6 2139 68 31.45 31.10 6.06 5/27 2 0
T20I 29 23 52.1 313 0 493 18 27.38 17.38 9.45 3/16 0 0
FC 54 90 973.1 5839 209 3280 106 30.94 55.08 3.37 5/65 2 0
List A 62 49 340.2 2042 17 1889 75 25.18 27.22 5.55 5/29 2 0
T20 128 116 345.1 2071 2 3130 119 26.30 17.40 9.06 4/24 0 0

Profile

The Under-19 World Cup has produced some fantastic talents for so many of the countries all around the world. The Kiwis too, have got a gem on their hands in the form of James Neesham who was first noticed due to the U-19 World Cup in 2010 as a promising all-rounder. It took two years but Neesham made his ODI debut against South Africa towards the end of 2012 and consequently made his T20I debut against the same opponents in January 2013.


Before making his debut for the Black Caps, Neesham played for Auckland in domestic cricket, then shifted to Otago and he was the shining light for them in the 50-over format. He performed brilliantly in the 2013 Champions League for the Otago Volts, helping them to many wins in the early stages of the tournament.


All these performances pushed Neesham and earned him his first Test cap against India in February 2014. He also broke a record as he scored a maiden century in the game with a dazzling 137, the then highest score on debut by a number 8 batter in the Test format. He also became just the second batsman in Test history to score consecutive hundreds in his first 2 Test games when he scored a ton against the West Indies in Jamaica.


Neesham missed out on the 15-man squad for the ICC 2015 World Cup as Grant Elliot was picked over him. He continued to be a part of the one-day side for the next two seasons but was dropped after the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy. He looked like he had decided that he wanted to retire but he was talked out of it and he made a comeback to the domestic scene in 2018 and dominated one-day cricket where he scored 503 runs at an average of 62.87 which earned him an international recall to face Sri Lanka.


The selectors decided to stick with him and included him in the squad for the ICC 2019 World Cup. This was a decision that almost won the Kiwis the World Cup as Neesham was absolutely wonderful in the tournament with the bat and the ball, especially in the finals against England where he sent three English batters back to the hut, while also producing the final ball run-out to tie the scores after 50 overs. He was also entrusted with the bat in the Super Over that followed and he scored 13 runs off 5 balls including a massive six off Jofra Archer. It's a shame that he could not cross the line and deliver the trophy for the Kiwis but New Zealand would be massively pleased with his performance in this tournament.


Talking about his involvement in domestic tournaments over the world, he was part of the 2014 Caribbean Premier League playing for the Guyana Amazon Warriors. He also represented Derbyshire in the 2016 English NatWest T20 Blast. The next year, he shifted his base to play for Kent in the same tourney. Neesham began his Indian T20 League career with Delhi. Subsequently, he was picked up by the Kolkata franchise but he did not take part in a single game due to injury and was dropped from the squad from the next season. The Punjab team picked him in the 2020 auction for Rs 50 lakhs and they will be hoping to see the 2019 World Cup form of Neesham in this upcoming season.

ICC ರ‍್ಯಾಂಕಿಂಗ್

Rank Team Rating
1 New Zealand New Zealand 126
2 India India 119
3 Australia Australia 108
4 England England 107
5 Pakistan Pakistan 92
6 South Africa South Africa 88
7 West Indies West Indies 80
8 Sri Lanka Sri Lanka 78
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Last updated on 25 Aug 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Joe Root 903
2 Kane Williamson 901
3 Steven Smith 891
4 Marnus Labuschagne 878
5 Rohit Sharma 813
6 Virat Kohli 783
7 Babar Azam 749
8 David Warner 724
View All Test Batting Ranking

Last updated on 08 Sep 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Pat Cummins 908
2 Ravichandran Ashwin 831
3 Tim Southee 824
4 Josh Hazlewood 816
5 Neil Wagner 810
6 Kagiso Rabada 798
7 James Anderson 794
8 Shaheen Afridi 783
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Last updated on 08 Sep 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Jason Holder 434
2 Ben Stokes 348
3 Ravindra Jadeja 338
4 Shakib Al Hasan 334
5 Ravichandran Ashwin 331
6 Kyle Jamieson 311
7 Mitchell Starc 275
8 Pat Cummins 249
View All Test All Rounder Ranking

Last updated on 08 Sep 2021

Rank Team Rating
1 New Zealand New Zealand 121
2 England England 119
3 Australia Australia 116
4 India India 113
5 South Africa South Africa 98
6 Pakistan Pakistan 93
7 Bangladesh Bangladesh 91
8 West Indies West Indies 84
View ODI Team Ranking

Last updated on 10 Sep 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Babar Azam 873
2 Virat Kohli 844
3 Rohit Sharma 813
4 Ross Taylor 801
5 Aaron Finch 779
6 Jonny Bairstow 775
7 David Warner 762
8 Shai Hope 758
View All ODI Batting Ranking

Last updated on 12 Sep 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Trent Boult 737
2 Josh Hazlewood 709
3 Mujeeb Ur Rahman 708
4 Chris Woakes 700
5 Mehidy Hasan 692
6 Matt Henry 691
7 Jasprit Bumrah 679
8 Mitchell Starc 652
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Last updated on 12 Sep 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Shakib Al Hasan 416
2 Mohammad Nabi 294
3 Chris Woakes 282
4 Rashid Khan 270
5 Mitchell Santner 268
6 Ben Stokes 266
7 Colin de Grandhomme 257
8 Imad Wasim 256
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Last updated on 12 Sep 2021

Rank Team Rating
1 England England 278
2 India India 266
3 Pakistan Pakistan 261
4 New Zealand New Zealand 257
5 South Africa South Africa 246
6 Bangladesh Bangladesh 241
7 Australia Australia 240
8 Afghanistan Afghanistan 236
View T20 Team Ranking

Last updated on 11 Sep 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Dawid Malan 841
2 Babar Azam 819
3 Aaron Finch 733
4 Devon Conway 728
5 Virat Kohli 717
6 KL Rahul 699
7 Mohammad Rizwan 692
8 Evin Lewis 664
View All T20 Batting Ranking

Last updated on 11 Sep 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Tabraiz Shamsi 792
2 Wanindu Hasaranga 764
3 Rashid Khan 719
4 Adil Rashid 689
5 Mujeeb Ur Rahman 687
6 Ashton Agar 649
7 Adam Zampa 648
8 Tim Southee 630
View All T20 Bowling Ranking

Last updated on 11 Sep 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Shakib Al Hasan 291
2 Mohammad Nabi 285
3 Richie Berrington 194
5 Collins Obuya 153
6 Rohan Mustafa 152
7 Glenn Maxwell 151
8 Ryan Burl 142
9 Mitchell Marsh 141
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Last updated on 11 Sep 2021

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