Andrew McDonald

Andrew McDonald

26 matches · 3 Jan 2009 to 7 Jan 2016

Full name
Andrew Barry McDonald
Born
15 Jun 1981, Wodonga
Age
45 years
Role
All-rounder
Batting
Right-handed
Bowling
Right-arm fast-medium

Andrew Barry McDonald (born 5 June 1981) is an Australian cricket coach and former player who is currently the head coach of the Australia national cricket team. He played for the Victoria and South Australia cricket teams, and had a short career playing for Australia.

McDonald made his Test match debut in Sydney on 3 January 2009, against South Africa. He represented Australia at under 19 level and played for the Prime Minister's XI. He was captain of the Australian A XI which took on South Africa in 2012. He was an allrounder who batted right-handed and was a right-arm medium-fast bowler.

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Andrew McDonald: career summary

Andrew McDonald is an all-rounder from Australia, born on 15 Jun 1981 in Wodonga. Andrew McDonald has played 26 matches on CricInto's records, from 3 Jan 2009 to 7 Jan 2016, for Sydney Thunder, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Melbourne Renegades, Delhi Daredevils and Australia.

In the Big Bash League (12 matches, 2011–2016): 219 runs in 11 innings at an average of 21.90 and a strike rate of 112.89, with 0 hundreds and 2 fifties (highest score 60*); 5 wickets at an average of 25.40 and an economy rate of 9.77 (best 3/20).

In the Indian Premier League (10 matches, 2009–2013): 123 runs in 9 innings at an average of 24.60 and a strike rate of 123.00 (highest score 33*); 11 wickets at an average of 23.73 and an economy rate of 8.42 (best 2/25).

In Tests (4 matches, 2009): 107 runs in 6 innings at an average of 21.40 and a strike rate of 49.31, with 0 hundreds and 1 fifty (highest score 68); 9 wickets at an average of 33.33 and an economy rate of 2.46 (best 3/25).

Batting

CompetitionMInnsNORunsHSAvgBFSR100s50s4s6s0s
Test461 1076821.40 21749.310 11101
Big Bash League12111 21960*21.90 194112.890 210101
Indian Premier League1094 12333*24.60 100123.000 0941

Bowling

CompetitionMInnsOversRunsWktsBBIAvgEconSR4w5w
Test47122 30093/25 33.332.4681.33 00
Big Bash League12913 12753/20 25.409.7715.60 00
Indian Premier League101031 261112/25 23.738.4216.91 00

Recent matches

DateMatchBatBowl
7 Jan 2016 ST vs PS Big Bash League 7 (6)1/21 (2)
17 Jan 2015 ST vs MS Big Bash League 23 (32)-
1 Jan 2015 ST vs PS Big Bash League 7 (8)-
30 Dec 2014 ST vs MR Big Bash League 11 (10)0/9 (1)
27 Dec 2014 ST vs SS Big Bash League 18 (20)0/7 (1)
21 Dec 2014 ST vs BH Big Bash League DNB3/20 (2)
16 Apr 2013 RCB vs DD Indian Premier League 0 (2)1/17 (2)
2 May 2012 RCB vs KXIP Indian Premier League 9 (10)2/25 (4)
20 Apr 2012 RCB vs KXIP Indian Premier League 8* (6)2/25 (4)
7 Apr 2012 RCB vs DD Indian Premier League 30 (19)1/11 (2)

Frequently asked questions

How many runs has Andrew McDonald scored in the Big Bash League?

Andrew McDonald has scored 219 runs in the Big Bash League, at an average of 21.90.

How many wickets has Andrew McDonald taken in the Big Bash League?

Andrew McDonald has taken 5 wickets in the Big Bash League, with best figures of 3/20.

How many runs has Andrew McDonald scored in the Indian Premier League?

Andrew McDonald has scored 123 runs in the Indian Premier League, at an average of 24.60.

How many wickets has Andrew McDonald taken in the Indian Premier League?

Andrew McDonald has taken 11 wickets in the Indian Premier League, with best figures of 2/25.

How many runs has Andrew McDonald scored in Tests?

Andrew McDonald has scored 107 runs in Tests, at an average of 21.40.

How many wickets has Andrew McDonald taken in Tests?

Andrew McDonald has taken 9 wickets in Tests, with best figures of 3/25.

What is Andrew McDonald's highest score?

Andrew McDonald's highest score is 68, in Tests.

How old is Andrew McDonald?

Andrew McDonald was born on 15 Jun 1981 in Wodonga, and is 45 years old.

Which teams has Andrew McDonald played for?

Sydney Thunder (2014–2016), Royal Challengers Bangalore (2012–2013), Melbourne Renegades (2011–2012), Delhi Daredevils (2009–2011) and Australia (2009).