Keegan Meth

Keegan Meth

Zimbabwe Zimbabwe

Overview

Full Name Keegan Orry Meth
Age 37y 175d
Born Monday February 8, 1988, Zimbabwe
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Right-arm medium
Playing Role Bowler

Teams represented

Zimbabwe ZimbabweMatabeleland Tuskers Matabeleland TuskersWesterns WesternsZimbabwe A Zimbabwe AZimbabwe Inv XI Zimbabwe Inv XIZimbabwe Under-19 Zimbabwe Under-19

Biography

Zimbabwe's mass exodus of cricketers in the mid-2000s forced selectors to blood in a young Keegan Meth into the international side even though he was a rookie in domestic cricket.

Meth's career got off to a rollicking start as he hit a half century on his first ODI batting performance against Kenya but from there on, it all went downhill and after playing just five ODIs, the Bulawayo born player was dropped from the team. He continued to remain on the fringes of national selection but it would be four long years before he made his comeback on the ODI tour of Bangladesh in 2010.

A potential all-rounder, Meth is a technically sound batsman who can bowl at decent pace but still has plenty of improvements to make, both on the batting and bowling fronts. Meth is expected to blossom with time and will be one of the many young cricketers who are expected to be Zimbabwe's torch bearers in future.

Debut
Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh at Harare - Wednesday April 17, 2013

Batting

Matches 2
Innings 4
Runs 72
100's - 50's 0 - 0
Sixes - Fours 2 - 7
Average 24.00
Strike Rate 55.81
Highest Score (vs Bangladesh, 17/04/2013) 31

Bowling

Matches 2
Innings 3
Overs 54
Wickets 4
Economy Rate 1.81
Five-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Ten-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Best Figures (vs Bangladesh, 17/04/2013) 2/41

Fielding

Catches 0
Stumpings 0
Run Outs 0

Career Wickets

4
3
2
1
Wickets
Years

Biography

sub title

Zimbabwe's mass exodus of cricketers in the mid-2000s forced selectors to blood in a young Keegan Meth into the international side even though he was a rookie in domestic cricket.

Meth's career got off to a rollicking start as he hit a half century on his first ODI batting performance against Kenya but from there on, it all went downhill and after playing just five ODIs, the Bulawayo born player was dropped from the team. He continued to remain on the fringes of national selection but it would be four long years before he made his comeback on the ODI tour of Bangladesh in 2010.

A potential all-rounder, Meth is a technically sound batsman who can bowl at decent pace but still has plenty of improvements to make, both on the batting and bowling fronts. Meth is expected to blossom with time and will be one of the many young cricketers who are expected to be Zimbabwe's torch bearers in future.