Jimmy Neesham Career Stats in IPL 2024
The popular all-rounder from New Zealand, Jimmy Neesham, has stepped up and displayed outstanding performances whenever his team has needed. From being on the brink of retirement after he was left out of Team New Zealand during the 2017 Champions Trophy to almost bringing the 2019 ICC ODI World Cup trophy home, Neesham’s career has been one to impress and inspire all cricket lovers. This left-handed batsman has a steady record of achieving valuable runs and also claiming important wickets for his team. Neesham has proven himself a valuable asset for New Zealand’s team and earned spots in the national team for many international titles.
Neesham’s first time under the spotlight was a credit to his performance in the U-19 World Cup of 2010. Although New Zealand didn’t win, Neesham’s performance left a mark. Since then, he has fought for New Zealand for international titles multiple times and has been left out of the team on a few events. Fans are hopeful to see Neesham playing in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023, and he has strong statistics backing up his claim for a spot in the team.
Personal Information
| Name | Nationality | Other Name | Role | Date of Birth | Birth Place | Batting Style | Bowling Style | Marital Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jimmy Neesham | New Zealand | - | All-Rounder | September 17, 1988 | Dunedin, New Zealand | Right-handed | Right-arm medium-fast | Married |
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Jimmy Neesham - World Cup Career Stats
The last World Cup’s (2019) final match between New Zealand and England team ended in a tie as Jimmy Neesham picked up three wickets and threw the final ball to claim the run-out. A Super Over was declared, and Neesham was trusted with the bat again. He faced five balls and scored 13 runs, including a crucial six. The victory went to England as Neesham’s teammate Martin Guptill was run out. It was a sad day for New Zealand, but Neesham's contribution was highly appreciated.
2019 was not the first time that Neesham represented his country globally with a fantastic form. After stirring much noise in domestic cricket, he made his debut in T20I in 2012 against South Africa team. He did not live up to the expectations in his T20I debut, but he changed that in his Test debut against team India in 2014. The same match where Brendon McCullum became the first Black Cap to achieve a Test triple-century witnessed another record for New Zealand. Neesham scored a hundred, followed by another century in his second-ever test against West Indies. With back-to-back two centuries in two test matches, Neesham became the eighth player in Test history to do so.
