List of Leinster Lightning Twenty20 players

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George Dockrell (pictured) has taken the most catches for Leinster Lightning in Twenty20 cricket, with 18. George dockrell.jpg
George Dockrell (pictured) has taken the most catches for Leinster Lightning in Twenty20 cricket, with 18.

Leinster Lightning was formed in 2013 and became a Twenty20 team in 2017. They played their first Twenty20 match in the 2017 Inter-Provincial Trophy against North West Warriors. In total, 31 players have appeared in Twenty20 cricket for Leinster Lightning, with only Simi Singh and Lorcan Tucker featuring in all of Leinster Lightnings Twenty20 fixtures.

Contents

Players are initially listed in order of appearance; where players made their debut in the same match, they are initially listed by batting order.

Key

General

  • Dagger-14-plain.png – Wicket-keeper
  • First – Year of Twenty20 debut for Leinster Lightning
  • Last – Year of latest Twenty20 match for Leinster Lightning
  • Mat – Number of Twenty20 appearances for Leinster Lightning

Batting

Bowling

Fielding

All statistics correct as of 27 June 2021.

List of Twenty20 cricketers

Leinster Lightning Twenty20 players
No.NameNationalityFirstLastMat Runs HS Avg Balls Wkt BBI Ave Ca St Ref(s)
Batting Bowling Fielding
1 Andrew Balbirnie Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20172021195797934.050–––90 [1]
2 Gareth Delany Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20172020133167724.3010883/811.3720 [2] [3]
3 Simi Singh Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201720212458610930.84442293/1116.58100 [4] [5]
4 Kevin O'Brien Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20172021193128217.337852/1417.8080 [6] [7]
5 John Anderson Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201720181218376*20.330–––20 [8]
6 Lorcan Tucker Dagger-14-plain.pngCricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20172021243055120.330–––158 [9]
7 Max Sorensen Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20172017614198*47.000–––30 [10]
8 George Dockrell Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201720212233755*30.63411243/1519.37180 [11] [12]
9 Eddie Richardson Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201720181039187.80179144/2515.0730 [13] [14]
10 Bobby Gamble Flag of England.svg  England 201720174656.006642/2023.7510 [15] [16]
11 Peter Chase Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2017202016129*12.00303204/1116.8080 [17] [18]
12 Tom Stanton Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201720183–––6042/3018.5020 [19] [20]
13 Andrew Sheridan Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2017201841717*–3611/2673.0010 [21] [22]
14 Tyrone Kane Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20172020151132616.14234235/2211.7850 [23] [24]
16 Sean Terry Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2017201851833*21.000–––30 [25]
17 Stephen Doheny Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201720205503312.500–––10 [26]
18 Josh Little Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20172021104627*46.00206153/814.7360 [27] [28]
19 Joe Carroll Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 201820182–––3032/1011.6610 [29] [30]
20 Fionn Hand Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2018201952115*21.007242/4026.7530 [31] [32]
21 Matt Ford Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 2019201924334*43.000–––10 [33]
22 Rory Anders Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20192021818106.004832/1020.6640 [34] [35]
23 Curtis Campher Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2020202042812*14.006021/2049.5020 [36] [37]
24 Greg Ford Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 202020203–––0–––00 [38]
25James NewlandFlag of England.svg  England 202020202–––1211/416.0000 [39] [40]
26 Jonathan Garth Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2021202131210*12.0060––10 [41] [42]
27 Barry McCarthy Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2021202164924*12.2513193/2019.8810 [43] [44]
28 David O'Halloran Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20212021676*–10262/2025.3320 [45] [46]
29 Jamie Grassi Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2021202142016*10.000–––30 [47]
30 Tim Tector Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 202120216602712.00120––00 [48] [49]
31 Gavin Hoey Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 202120212000.004222/1221.0010 [50] [51]

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