List of Denmark List A cricketers

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The Denmark national cricket team played its first match in 1954 against Oxford University. They have appeared in thirty-one List A matches. From 1999 to 2005, Denmark was permitted to take part in the English domestic one-day competition, in which they made two NatWest Trophy and four Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy appearances. The players in this list have all played at least one List A match. Danish cricketers who have not represented the county in List A cricket are excluded from the list.

Contents

Players are listed in order of appearance. Where multiple players made their debut in the same match, they are ordered by batting order. Players in bold represented Denmark as permitted overseas players when Denmark participated in the English domestic one-day competition.

Key

General

Batting

Bowling

Fielding

List of players

No.NameFirstLastMat Runs HS Avg Balls Wkt BBI Ave Ca St
Batting Bowling Fielding
1 Peter Thomsen [1] 199919991000.0000––00
2 Baljit Singh [2] †1999200582175831.0000––51
3 Aftab Ahmed [3] ‡19992005143159424.2315632/4648.3340
4 Carsten Pedersen [4] ‡19992008/09297206826.661440––100
5 Mohammad Saddiq [5] †199920016973619.4000––20
6 Atif Butt [6] 199919991353535.000––00
7 Amjad Khan [7] 19992000710165* 20.2034572/3835.7110
8 Morten Hedegaard [8] ‡19992008/091712910.508822/4631.5010
9 Mogens Dahl Nielsen [9] 1999200055849* 19.338421/1642.0010
10 Lars Hedegaard [10] 19992007/081316746* 16.7038452/2147.0050
11 Dennis Zachariasson [11] 1999200232016* –6611/2265.0000
12 Jan Overgaard [12] 1999/00200058067* 20.0000––10
13 Mickey Lund [13] 1999/002008/09203605918.0000––30
14 Thomas Hansen [14] 1999/002008/09232705122.50967336/3021.0360
15 Soren Kristensen [15] 1999/001999/00524138.0019221/1451.0030
16 Andreas Lambert [16] 1999/00200337438* 37.00180––00
17 Frederik Klokker [17] ‡†1999/00201929881138* 36.7100––226
18 Martin Jensen [18] 1999/001999/0021818* –5543/2711.7500
19 Bobby Chawla [19] 20002008/0923133318.31920224/3832.5950
20 Mogens Christiansen [20] 200120011999.0000––00
21 Terry Crabb [21] 200120011000.004222/199.5000
22 Saad Hafeez [22] 200120022161016.002311/1418.0010
23 Henrik Hansen [23] 20012008/092014845* 12.33877142/2847.4240
24 Rasmus Kofoed [24] 200220021141414.0000––00
25 Bryce McGain [25] 200220021515151.00600––10
26 Soren Vestergaard [26] ‡20032008/096663911.007811/2265.0000
27 Umar Farooq [27] 200320031121212.00600––00
28 Ben Edmondson [28] 20032003122* –5622/3316.5000
29 Rashid Ali [29] 20052005540198.0000––00
30 Johan Malcolm [30] 20052007/08121577114.2740473/3851.1440
31 Michael Pedersen [31] 20052008/091940612125.3736021/21153.5040
32 Darren Treumer [32] †200520051777.0000––20
33 Max Overgaard [33] 20052008/0991052413.12250––20
34 Zishan Shah [34] 20052019730127.506021/1625.5010
35 Henrik Øre [35] 200520051000.004211/2828.0000
36 Thomas Nielsen [36] 200520051000.005311/3030.0000
37 David Borchersen [37] 20052008/091819536* 13.00730224/4326.5450
38 Jesper Hansen [38] 20052005534178.5000––10
39 Niels Kopperholdt [39] 2005200531412* –13833/4533.0020
40 Bashir Shah [40] 2007/082008/09122110* 7.00527122/4039.2530
41 Anders Rasmussen [41] 2007/082007/0810––3011/2525.0000
42 Rizwan Mahmood [42] 2008/0920221398188.1600––10
43 Rohit Kanaiya [43] 2008/092008/092773.50520––00
44 Jacob Larsen [44] 2008/092008/091121212.006011/3838.0010
45 Jonas Henriksen [45] 201920241011739*19.5027293/4933.554–
46 Hamid Shah [46] ‡201920221460513843.21498123/3732.333–
47 Zameer Khan [47] 20192022134046031.0700––1–
48 Anique Uddin [48] 201920195764325.3316811/22115.00––
49 Abdul Hashmi [49] †20192022125933*29.5000––151
50 Jino Jojo [50] 201920227963713.71305114/2923.45––
51 Oliver Hald [51] 201920221414337*14.30552192/1723.477–
52 Nicolaj Laegsgaard [52] 20192022142656924.09696266/614.6510–
53 Delawar Khan [53] 2019201942823*9.3321193/1516.551–
54 Lucky Ali [54] 2019201910––60––1–
55 Surya Anand [55] 20222024143224424.76432134/3325.468–
56 Saif Ahmad [56] 20222024957714044.38589225/3822.312–
57 Musa Shaheen [57] 20222022730156.0000––2–
58 Shangeev Thanikaithasan [58] 2022202291475921.00420––3–
59 Saud Munir [59] 20222022900*0.0031763/5744.162–
60 Taranjit Bharaj [60] 2022202241094527.25120––––
61 Saran Aslam [61] 202220221222.0000––––

List A captains

No.NameFirstLastMatWonLostTiedNo resultWin%
1 Morten Hedegaard 19991999/006330050.00%
2 Aftab Ahmed 20002002303000%
3 Soren Vestergaard 20032003101000%
4 Carsten Pedersen 2005200582501 [lower-alpha 1] 28.57%
5 Frederik Klokker 2007/082008/09132110015.50%
6 Hamid Shah 20192024191090052.63%
   Total1999202250173201 [lower-alpha 1] 34.69%

Notes

  1. 1 2 One match between Denmark and the UAE in 2005 was begun but not completed. This is not included in calculations of win percentages.

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