List of Canada Twenty20 International cricketers

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This is a list of Canadian Twenty20 International cricketers.

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A Twenty20 International (T20I) is an international cricket match between two teams that have official ODI status, as determined by the International Cricket Council. It is played under the rules of Twenty20 cricket and is the shortest form of the game. The first such match was played on 17 February 2005 between Australia and New Zealand. [1] The Canada national cricket team played its first T20I match on 2 August 2008, against the Netherlands as part of the 2008 ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier, winning the match by 4 wickets. [2]

This list comprises all members of the Canada national cricket team who have played at least one T20I match. It is initially arranged in the order in which each player won his first Twenty20 cap. Where more than one player won his first Twenty20 cap in the same match, those players are listed alphabetically by surname.

Key

General

Batting

Bowling

Fielding

Players

Statistics are correct as of 27 August 2024. [5] [6] [7]
General Batting Bowling Fielding Ref(s)
Cap NameFirstLastMat Runs HS Avg 50 100 Balls Wkt BBI Ave Ca St
1 Ashish Bagai ‡†20082013928467*40.5720––––56 [8]
2 Harvir Baidwan 200820131754216.0000323274/1915.2270 [9]
3 Geoff Barnett 2008201051313632.750060––20 [10]
4 John Davison 20082010544198.800010842/1922.7520 [11]
5 Sunil Dhaniram ‡20082010111002611.110020262/932.0040 [12]
6 Karun Jethi 200820085412410.2500––––10 [13]
7 Eion Katchay 200820084158*15.00006031/1823.6600 [14]
8 Henry Osinde 200820131131177.7500210103/3625.0070 [15]
9 Abdool Samad 200820107972916.16001211/3636.0010 [16]
10 Zubin Surkari 2008200841063.3300––––00 [17]
11 Sanjayan Thuraisingam ‡200820083181518.00004721/1322.0000 [18]
12 Mohammad Qazi 200820081000.0000––––00 [19]
13 Steven Welsh 200820081–––––1822/63.0020 [20]
14 Balaji Rao 2008200843222*10.66008463/2117.8310 [21]
15 Umar Bhatti 200820107491212.250013883/2318.5000 [22]
16 Manoj David 20082008439179.7500––––20 [23]
17 Mohammad Iqbal 20082008327229.0000––––00 [24]
18 Asif Mulla †2008200841182.7500––––12 [25]
19 Rizwan Cheema ‡20082019243897217.682030092/1942.44110 [26]
20 Abzal Dean 200820132874.00002422/1816.0010 [27]
21 Sandeep Jyoti 2008200821010*10.0000––––00 [28]
22 Trevin Bastiampillai 201020102–––––––––00 [29]
23 Shaheed Keshvani 20102010200*–00––––10 [30]
24 Khurram Chohan 2010201041889.00007311/24106.0010 [31]
25 Hiral Patel 201020211529488*21.00207122/2348.5030 [32]
26 Usman Limbada 2010201375321*53.0000––––10 [33]
27 Ian Billcliff 201020102513725.5000––––00 [34]
28 Arsalan Qadir 201020101–––––60––00 [35]
29 Rustam Bhatti †2012201242511*8.3300––––11 [36]
30 Ruvindu Gunasekera 2012201382026525.2510––––00 [37]
31 Jimmy Hansra 201220138823013.66009072/1313.4220 [38]
32 Junaid Siddiqui 2012202420512110.2000427153/1026.6630 [39]
33 Nitish Kumar ‡ [lower-alpha 1] 20122019184348331.003015672/1822.8550 [40]
34 Raza-ur-Rehman 20122013525106.25005422/1629.0020 [41]
35 Zahid Hussain 20122012332*–005733/1615.6610 [42]
36 Tyson Gordon 201220123322310.6600––––10 [43]
37 Manny Aulakh 201220133000.00005432/4027.3310 [44]
38 Parth Desai 20122012144*–001811/3030.0000 [45]
39 Hamza Tariq †201320222632463*29.4530––––166 [46]
40 Damodar Daesrath 201320131–––––––––00 [47]
41 Jeremy Gordon 201320241742*4.0000326203/620.3530 [48]
42 Navneet Dhaliwal ‡201920243394169*34.85706041/1114.75120 [49]
43 Nikhil Dutta 2019202424802726.6600459244/1220.2560 [50]
44 Romesh Eranga 201920199111.0000191123/1917.0020 [51]
45 Dillon Heyliger 20192024433493034.9000811475/1621.2180 [52]
46 Ravinderpal Singh 201920243363010126.2511722/107.00190 [53]
47 Saad Bin Zafar ‡201920244531929*24.5300912503/819.54180 [54]
48 Rodrigo Thomas 201920198731810.4200––––20 [55]
49 Abraash Khan 201920197662216.5000––––10 [56]
50 Mark Montfort 20192019111*–001811/2525.0000 [57]
51 Harsh Thaker 20192024314074722.6100468254/2020.0490 [58]
52 Nicholas Kirton 201920242149569*30.93203011/1473.0060 [59]
53 Srimantha Wijeyeratne †20192024172615621.7530––––114 [60]
54Jatinderpal Matharu202120227–––––10263/621.0000 [61]
55 Rayyan Pathan 2021202414477107*39.7531120––00 [62]
56 Cecil Pervez 202120215–––––7853/717.6010 [63]
57 Salman Nazar 202120228101010.0000168143/812.3550 [64]
58Rishiv Joshi202120247984.500013051/436.6010 [65]
59 Shreyas Movva †20212024122103726.2500––––102 [66]
60 Kaleem Sana 202220241232513*12.5000492324/1815.5630 [67]
61 Matthew Spoors 2022202210269108*38.42111211/55.0020 [68]
62 Ammar Khalid202220227–––––156124/1714.5000 [69]
63 Aaron Johnson 2022202423851121*40.5262––––80 [70]
64 Pargat Singh 20222024193128218.35204822/2542.5020 [71]
65Armaan Kapoor20222022299*–00––––10 [72]
66 Dilpreet Bajwa 2023202481715624.42201211/2121.0020 [73]
67 Shahid Ahmadzai 202320231–––––––––10 [74]
68 Uday Bhagwan 202420244545.00007221/2459.5000 [75]
69 Parveen Kumar202420244442.00006632/1021.6610 [76]
70 Akhil Kumar20242024216916.0000240––00 [77]
71Kanwarpal Tathgur202420241333.0000––––00 [78]

Notes

  1. ↑ Nitish Kumar also played T20I cricket for USA. Only his records for Canada are given above.

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