List of Munster Reds Twenty20 players

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Munster Reds made their debut in Twenty20 cricket at their home ground, The Mardyke (pictured).

Munster Reds is an Irish cricket team. It was formed in 2017 and became a Twenty20 team in the same year. [1] They played their first Twenty20 match in the 2017 Inter-Provincial Trophy, against Northern Knights. [1] In total, 35 players have appeared in Twenty20 cricket for Munster Reds.

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Stephen Doheny is Munster Reds' leading run-scorer in Twenty20 cricket, aggregating 274 runs. Doheny's score of 64, achieved in 2018 against North West Warriors, is the highest score by a Munster Reds batsman, and Doheny also has the teams best batting average: 39.14. Among the bowlers, Yaqoob Ali has taken more wickets than any other, claiming 17 – eight wickets more than that of the second most prolific bowlers. Harry Tector has the best bowling figures in an innings: he claimed four wickets against North West Warriors in a 2017 match, while only conceding 21 runs. [2] Jamie Grassi has kept wicket in eight of Munster Reds' Twenty20 matches, taking 3 catches and effecting 6 stumpings. Ali has claimed the highest number of catches among fielders, taking 7.

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 Munster Reds
  • Last – Year of latest Twenty20 match for Munster Reds
  • Mat – Number of Twenty20 appearances for Munster Reds

Batting

Bowling

Fielding

All statistics correct as of the end of the Irish 2020 cricket season.

List of Twenty20 cricketers

Munster Reds Twenty20 players
No.NameNationalityFirstLastMat Runs HS Avg Balls Wkt BBI Ave Ca St Ref(s)
Batting Bowling Fielding
1 Jack Tector Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20172020122655922.080–––20 [3]
2 Stephanus Grobler Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 20172018511943*29.756033/1229.0000 [4] [5]
3 Nicolaas Pretorius  Dagger-14-plain.pngFlag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 20172019101124811.200–––90 [6]
4 Robert Forrest Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20172018102295922.900–––30 [7]
5 Jamie Grassi  Dagger-14-plain.pngCricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20172018865218.120–––36 [8]
6 Harry Tector Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2017201853511*8.758484/2114.0020 [9] [10]
7 Rory Anders Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201720173743.500–––10 [11]
8 Gary King Flag of Zimbabwe.svg  Zimbabwe 201720172121212.002822/2322.0000 [12] [13]
9 Yaqoob Ali Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2017201913179*8.50264174/2920.1770 [14] [15]
10 Max Neville Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201720174321.508442/2230.2500 [16] [17]
11 Aaron Cawley Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20172020418149.006031/731.6610 [18] [19]
12 Morne Bauer Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20172018426146.50540––00 [20] [21]
13 Arsalan Anwar Flag of Pakistan.svg  Pakistan 201720172222.000–––10 [22]
14 David Delany Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2017201881032520.6016863/4542.4520 [23] [24]
16 Muhammad Sadique Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201720171121212.002411/2222.0000 [25] [26]
17 Cormac Hassett Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2017201961024917.000–––30 [27]
18 Stephen Doheny Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2018201982746439.140–––20 [28]
19 Max Sorensen Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2018201981234820.5018692/2832.1130 [29] [30]
20 Jack Carty Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201820181111.0060––00 [31] [32]
21 Jeremy Benton Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 201820198562111.2018793/1823.2220 [33] [34]
22 Murtaza Sidiqi Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20182018319189.500–––00 [35]
23 Tom Anders Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20182018311*–7232/4237.6600 [36] [37]
24 Diarmuid Carey Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20182020322*–4811/3178.0010 [38] [39]
25 Oliver Gunning Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201820183965332.000–––10 [40]
26 Jarred Barnes Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201820195994.5011432/4665.3320 [41] [42]
27 Ruadhan Jones Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201820205321.000–––20 [43]
28 Senan Jones Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201820205531.663411/2158.0000 [44] [45]
29 Eddie Richardson Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20192019215107.504233/3825.3300 [46] [47]
30 Jonathan Garth Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 201920204502616.666621/544.5010 [48] [49]
31 Jeremy Lawlor Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20202020218129.000–––10 [50]
32 Cormac McLoughlin-Gavin Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20202020219169.500–––00 [51]
33 Neil Rock  Dagger-14-plain.pngCricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 2020202021276.000–––00 [52]
34 Tim Tector Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 20202020217168.500–––00 [53]
35 Matthew Foster Cricket Ireland flag.svg  Ireland 202020202888.001211/723.0000 [54] [55]

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