Jake Weatherald

JakeWeatherald

Australia

Australia

Batter

Jake Weatherald

Personal Details

  • Date of Birth 04 November 1994
  • Big Bash Debut 21 December 2016
  • Position Batter
  • Batting Style Left Handed Bat
  • Bowling Style Right-Arm Leg Spin
  • Local Club Adelaide University Cricket Club
  • Country Australia

Player Story

Jake Weatherald is an exciting and explosive talent from Darwin who has cemented his spot at the top of South Australia’s batting order.

The left-hander had another strong One-Day Cup campaign last summer, opening the series with a match-winning ton against New South Wales, before scoring another 488 runs throughout the Shield season.

His incredible 150 against Tasmania at Adelaide Oval proved Weatherald has all the tools to become a dominant force in domestic cricket.

Weatherald also produced one of the moments of the 2017-18 season, scoring a century in both innings in the Redbacks’ unlikely victory at the WACA - the last player to achieve the feat was Darren Lehmann in 1999-2000.

He earned third place in last season’s Neil Dansie Medal count and will be eyeing an even bigger summer in 2019-20.

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Batting and Fielding

Matches
M
Innings Batted
Inn
Runs scored
Runs
Highest Score
HS
Batting Average
Avg
50s Scored
50s
100s Scored
100s
Strike rate
SR
Not Outs
NO
4s Hit
4s
6s Hit
6s
Catches
Ct
Stumpings
St
BBL 90 89 2,152 115 26.24 15 1 132.02 7 213 85 33 0

M: Matches

Inn: Innings Batted

Runs: Runs scored

HS: Highest Score

Avg: Batting Average

50s: 50s Scored

100s: 100s Scored

SR: Strike rate

NO: Not Outs

4s: 4s Hit

6s: 6s Hit

Ct: Catches

St: Stumpings

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