Tag: Cricket Centuries

Imran Khan

Imran Khan

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Name Imran Khan
Player Type All-rounder (Right-handed Batsman, Right-arm Fast Bowler)
Date of Birth 25th November 1952
Father’s Name Ikramullah Khan Niazi
Birthplace Lahore, Pakistan
Career Starting Date 3rd June 1971 (Test debut)
Career Retirement Date 2nd May 1992 (ODI) / 7th January 1992 (Test)
Matches Played 88 Tests, 175 ODIs
Centuries 6 (Test), 1 (ODI)
Half Centuries 18 (Test), 8 (ODI)
Ducks 16 (Test), 14 (ODI)
Nervous Nineties 2 (Test), 0 (ODI)
Wickets 362 (Test), 182 (ODI)
Captainship in Matches 48 Tests, 139 ODIs
Man of the Matches 9 (Test), 13 (ODI)

Biography: Imran Khan, born on 25th November 1952 in Lahore, Pakistan, is one of cricket’s greatest all-rounders and a revered figure in world cricket. Khan’s illustrious career spanned from 1971 to 1992, where he showcased his brilliance both as a cricketer and a leader.

As an all-rounder, Khan was known for his graceful batting and potent pace bowling. He played 88 Test matches and 175 ODIs for Pakistan, making valuable contributions with the bat and ball throughout his career.

With 6 Test centuries and 1 ODI century to his name, Khan displayed his ability to excel as a batsman. Alongside, he scored 18 half-centuries in Tests and 8 in ODIs. However, he also faced 16 ducks in Tests and 14 in ODIs.

Khan’s fast bowling was a formidable weapon, and he took 362 Test wickets and 182 ODI wickets. His ability to swing and seam the ball made him a tough competitor for batsmen.

Khan’s leadership skills were exemplary, and he captained Pakistan in 48 Test matches and 139 ODIs. His inspirational captaincy led Pakistan to historic victories, including the 1992 Cricket World Cup.

Khan’s performances earned him the title of “Man of the Match” on numerous occasions in both Test matches and ODIs, underlining his match-winning abilities.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Imran Khan’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Only captain to lead Pakistan to a World Cup victory (1992) –
Most wickets for Pakistan in Test cricket 362 wickets

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: During his cricketing career and beyond, Imran Khan’s popularity extended beyond the cricket field. His charisma, leadership qualities, and cricketing achievements made him a prominent personality, attracting brand endorsements. While I do not have access to specific details of his brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is evident that his status as a cricketing legend and a respected figure in Pakistan’s political sphere made him an attractive choice for various brands. His association with reputable brands further solidified his legacy as a cricketing great and a prominent public figure.

Nathan Astle

Nathan Astle

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Name Nathan Astle
Player Type Batsman, Occasional Right-arm Medium Bowler
Date of Birth 15th September 1971
Father’s Name Kevin Astle
Birthplace Christchurch, New Zealand
Career Starting Date 12th December 1995 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date 24th May 2007 (ODI) / 5th June 2006 (T20) / 26th March 2005 (Test)
Matches Played 81 Tests, 223 ODIs, 4 T20s
Centuries 11 (Test), 16 (ODI)
Half Centuries 25 (Test), 34 (ODI)
Ducks 16 (Test), 17 (ODI)
Nervous Nineties 6 (Test), 4 (ODI)
Wickets 45 (Test), 99 (ODI), 0 (T20)
Captainship in Matches 0
Man of the Matches 4 (Test), 8 (ODI), 0 (T20)

Biography: Nathan Astle, born on 15th September 1971 in Christchurch, New Zealand, is one of New Zealand’s most explosive and destructive batsmen. Astle made his ODI debut on 12th December 1995 and quickly established himself as a formidable force in the world of cricket.

With a powerful and aggressive batting style, Astle played 81 Test matches, 223 ODIs, and 4 T20s in his international career. He was known for his ability to dismantle opposition bowling attacks with ease. Astle scored 11 Test centuries and 16 ODI centuries, along with 25 half-centuries in Tests and 34 in ODIs. However, he also faced 16 ducks in Tests and 17 in ODIs.

Astle’s aggressive nature often led to nervous nineties, and he experienced it on six occasions in Tests and four times in ODIs. He was a valuable asset with the ball as well, taking 45 Test wickets and 99 ODI wickets as an occasional right-arm medium bowler.

Though Astle never captained New Zealand in international matches, his performances earned him the title of “Man of the Match” on multiple occasions in both Test matches and ODIs.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Nathan Astle’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Fastest double century in Test cricket (until 2016) 222 runs in 168 balls (against England in 2002)
Highest partnership for any wicket in Tests 451 runs with Lou Vincent (against England in 2003)

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: While I do not have access to the specific details of Nathan Astle’s brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is evident that his status as a dynamic batsman and a cricketing icon made him an attractive choice for brand endorsements during his cricketing career. As one of New Zealand’s cricketing greats, Astle’s association with reputable brands further solidified his legacy as a cricketing legend and commercial personality. His popularity both on and off the field contributed to his endorsement value and brand appeal.

Chris Cairns

Chris Cairns

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Name Chris Cairns
Player Type All-rounder (Right-handed Batsman, Right-arm Fast-medium Bowler)
Date of Birth 13th June 1970
Father’s Name Lance Cairns
Birthplace Picton, New Zealand
Career Starting Date 25th January 1991 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date 1st October 2006 (ODI) / 5th February 2006 (T20) / 29th March 2004 (Test)
Matches Played 62 Tests, 215 ODIs, 2 T20s
Centuries 5 (Test), 4 (ODI)
Half Centuries 14 (Test), 32 (ODI)
Ducks 9 (Test), 17 (ODI)
Nervous Nineties 1 (Test), 0 (ODI)
Wickets 218 (Test), 201 (ODI), 2 (T20)
Captainship in Matches 2 Tests, 2 ODIs, 1 T20
Man of the Matches 6 (Test), 15 (ODI), 0 (T20)

Biography: Chris Cairns, born on 13th June 1970 in Picton, New Zealand, is one of the greatest all-rounders in the history of New Zealand cricket. Cairns comes from a cricketing family, with his father, Lance Cairns, also a former New Zealand cricketer.

Cairns made his ODI debut on 25th January 1991 and quickly established himself as a formidable all-rounder for New Zealand. He played a total of 62 Test matches, 215 ODIs, and 2 T20s throughout his illustrious career.

As a batsman, Cairns was known for his powerful hitting and ability to score quick runs. He scored 5 Test centuries and 4 ODI centuries, along with 14 half-centuries in Tests and 32 in ODIs. However, he also faced 9 ducks in Tests and 17 in ODIs.

On the bowling front, Cairns was a right-arm fast-medium bowler who could swing the ball both ways. He took 218 Test wickets and 201 ODI wickets, along with 2 wickets in T20s.

Cairns also had a brief stint as a captain, leading New Zealand in 2 Test matches, 2 ODIs, and 1 T20. His performances earned him the title of “Man of the Match” on multiple occasions in Test matches and ODIs.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Chris Cairns’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Fastest Test century by a New Zealand batsman 1 hundred in 77 balls (against South Africa in 2004)
Most sixes in Test cricket for New Zealand 87 sixes

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: While I do not have access to the specific details of Chris Cairns’s brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is evident that his status as an outstanding all-rounder and a cricketing icon made him a sought-after personality for brand endorsements during his cricketing career. As one of New Zealand’s cricketing greats, Cairns’s association with reputable brands further solidified his legacy as a cricketing legend and commercial personality. His popularity both on and off the field contributed to his endorsement value and brand appeal.

Kane Williamson

Kane Williamson

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Name Kane Williamson
Player Type Batsman
Date of Birth 8th August 1990
Father’s Name Brett Williamson
Birthplace Tauranga, New Zealand
Career Starting Date 10th August 2010 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date N/A (As of September 2021)
Matches Played 85 Tests, 154 ODIs, 75 T20s
Centuries 24 (Test), 14 (ODI)
Half Centuries 33 (Test), 40 (ODI)
Ducks 7 (Test), 10 (ODI)
Nervous Nineties 5 (Test), 3 (ODI)
Wickets 30 (Test), 43 (ODI), 1 (T20)
Captainship in Matches 41 Tests, 82 ODIs, 36 T20s
Man of the Matches 22 (Test), 20 (ODI), 1 (T20)

Biography: Kane Williamson, born on 8th August 1990 in Tauranga, New Zealand, is a modern-day batting genius and a beloved cricketing icon for New Zealand. Williamson made his ODI debut on 10th August 2010 and quickly became the backbone of the New Zealand cricket team.

Williamson’s cricketing journey is characterized by consistency and elegance. He has played 85 Test matches, 154 ODIs, and 75 T20s, amassing remarkable achievements. With 24 Test centuries and 14 ODI centuries, he has displayed his class as a batsman. Alongside, he has scored 33 half-centuries in Tests and 40 in ODIs. Despite his brilliance, he faced 7 ducks in Tests and 10 in ODIs.

Known for converting starts into big scores, Williamson experienced nervous nineties on five occasions in Tests and three times in ODIs. He is not only a prolific batsman but also a useful part-time bowler, taking 30 Test wickets and 43 ODI wickets.

Williamson’s leadership skills are evident as he captained New Zealand in 41 Test matches, 82 ODIs, and 36 T20s. His calm demeanor and tactical brilliance earned him the title of “Man of the Match” on numerous occasions in Test matches and ODIs.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Kane Williamson’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Most runs by a New Zealand batsman in Tests Over 7,000 runs
Most centuries by a New Zealand batsman in Tests 24 centuries

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: Kane Williamson’s stature as one of the finest batsmen and a revered cricketing personality has made him an attractive choice for brand endorsements during his cricketing career. While I do not have access to the specific details of his brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is evident that Williamson’s influence on the cricketing world and his status as a respected sports personality made him a sought-after personality for various brands. His association with reputable brands further solidified his legacy as a cricketing legend and commercial personality. His popularity both on and off the field contributed to his endorsement value and brand appeal.

Ross Taylor

Ross Taylor

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Name Ross Taylor
Player Type Batsman
Date of Birth 8th March 1984
Father’s Name Neil Taylor
Birthplace Lower Hutt, New Zealand
Career Starting Date 1st March 2006 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date N/A (As of September 2021)
Matches Played 108 Tests, 233 ODIs, 100 T20s
Centuries 19 (Test), 21 (ODI)
Half Centuries 34 (Test), 51 (ODI)
Ducks 10 (Test), 17 (ODI)
Nervous Nineties 3 (Test), 3 (ODI)
Wickets 2 (Test), 1 (ODI)
Captainship in Matches 32 Tests, 169 ODIs, 13 T20s
Man of the Matches 9 (Test), 18 (ODI), 3 (T20)

Biography: Ross Taylor, born on 8th March 1984 in Lower Hutt, New Zealand, is a prolific right-handed batsman and a key player in the New Zealand cricket team. Taylor made his ODI debut on 1st March 2006 and quickly established himself as one of New Zealand’s most dependable batsmen.

With a career spanning across formats, Taylor played 108 Test matches, 233 ODIs, and 100 T20s. He is known for his ability to play long innings, scoring 19 Test centuries and 21 ODI centuries, along with 34 half-centuries in Tests and 51 in ODIs. However, he also faced 10 ducks in Tests and 17 in ODIs.

Taylor’s resilience is evident from his ability to convert starts into big scores, but he also experienced nervous nineties on three occasions in Tests and three times in ODIs. Additionally, he occasionally contributed with the ball, taking 2 Test wickets and 1 ODI wicket.

As a captain, Taylor led the New Zealand team in 32 Test matches, 169 ODIs, and 13 T20s. His leadership was marked by determination and tactical acumen. His brilliant performances earned him the title of “Man of the Match” on numerous occasions in Test matches, ODIs, and T20s.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Ross Taylor’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Most ODI centuries by a New Zealand batsman 21 centuries
Most ODI runs for New Zealand Over 8,500 runs

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: While I do not have access to the specific details of Ross Taylor’s brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is evident that his status as a key player in New Zealand cricket made him a sought-after personality for brand endorsements during his cricketing career. As one of New Zealand’s cricketing icons, Taylor’s association with reputable brands further solidified his legacy as a cricketing legend and commercial personality. His influence as a cricketing great and his reputation as a respected sports personality made him an appealing choice for various brands. His popularity both on and off the field contributed to his endorsement value and brand appeal.

Brendon McCullum

Brendon McCullum

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Name Brendon McCullum
Player Type Batsman, Wicketkeeper
Date of Birth 27th September 1981
Father’s Name Stuart McCullum
Birthplace Dunedin, New Zealand
Career Starting Date 17th March 2002 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date 20th February 2016 (ODI) / 20th February 2016 (T20) / 18th February 2016 (Test)
Matches Played 101 Tests, 260 ODIs, 71 T20s
Centuries 12 (Test), 5 (ODI)
Half Centuries 31 (Test), 32 (ODI)
Ducks 10 (Test), 27 (ODI)
Nervous Nineties 2 (Test), 1 (ODI)
Wickets 1 (Test), 0 (ODI)
Captainship in Matches 31 Tests, 197 ODIs, 28 T20s
Man of the Matches 9 (Test), 5 (ODI), 2 (T20)

Biography: Brendon McCullum, born on 27th September 1981 in Dunedin, New Zealand, is a former explosive batsman and wicketkeeper who revolutionized the game with his aggressive and fearless style of play. McCullum made his ODI debut on 17th March 2002 and quickly became a key player for the New Zealand cricket team.

His illustrious career spanned 101 Test matches, 260 ODIs, and 71 T20s. McCullum’s aggressive batting was highlighted by 12 Test centuries and 5 ODI centuries. Additionally, he scored 31 half-centuries in Tests and 32 in ODIs. However, his fearless approach sometimes resulted in 10 ducks in Tests and 27 in ODIs.

McCullum was known for his attacking batting, and this approach led him to face nervous nineties on two occasions in Tests and once in ODIs. Despite being a wicketkeeper, he rarely contributed with the ball, taking only 1 Test wicket.

As a captain, McCullum led the New Zealand team in 31 Test matches, 197 ODIs, and 28 T20s. His leadership was characterized by bold and aggressive decision-making. His inspiring performances earned him the title of “Man of the Match” on several occasions in Test matches, ODIs, and T20s.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Brendon McCullum’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Highest individual score in Test cricket 302 runs (against India in 2014)
Fastest century in Test cricket 54 balls (against Australia in 2016)
Most sixes in Test cricket (by a captain) 107 sixes
Most sixes in T20 International cricket 91 sixes

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: Brendon McCullum’s aggressive and fearless style of play made him an attractive personality for brand endorsements during his cricketing career. While I do not have access to the specific details of his brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is evident that McCullum’s impact on the cricketing world and his status as a respected sports personality made him a sought-after choice for various brands. His association with reputable brands further solidified his legacy as a cricketing icon and commercial personality. His influence as a cricketing legend and his charismatic on-field persona made him a valuable brand ambassador, contributing to his popularity both on and off the field.

Stephen Fleming

Stephen Fleming

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Name Stephen Fleming
Player Type Batsman
Date of Birth 1st April 1973
Father’s Name Terence Fleming
Birthplace Christchurch, New Zealand
Career Starting Date 24th March 1994 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date 20th August 2008 (Test) / 9th March 2007 (ODI) / 15th February 2012 (T20)
Matches Played 111 Tests, 280 ODIs, 5 T20s
Centuries 9 (Test), 8 (ODI)
Half Centuries 46 (Test), 49 (ODI)
Ducks 14 (Test), 9 (ODI)
Nervous Nineties 3 (Test), 4 (ODI)
Wickets 1 (Test), 5 (ODI)
Captainship in Matches 80 Tests, 218 ODIs, 5 T20s
Man of the Matches 4 (Test), 14 (ODI), 0 (T20)

Biography: Stephen Fleming, born on 1st April 1973 in Christchurch, New Zealand, is one of the most successful and respected cricket captains in the history of the game. A stylish left-handed batsman, Fleming was known for his astute cricketing brain and calm demeanor on the field. He made his ODI debut on 24th March 1994 and quickly established himself as a dependable batsman for New Zealand.

Fleming’s cricketing career spanned 111 Test matches, 280 ODIs, and 5 T20s. With 9 Test centuries and 8 ODI centuries, he showcased his ability to score big runs. Additionally, he scored 46 half-centuries in Tests and 49 in ODIs. Despite his talent, he faced 14 ducks in Tests and 9 in ODIs.

Known for converting starts into big scores, Fleming experienced nervous nineties on three occasions in Tests and four times in ODIs. Apart from his batting prowess, he occasionally contributed with the ball, taking 1 Test wicket and 5 ODI wickets.

Fleming’s true greatness was exhibited in his captaincy. He captained New Zealand in 80 Test matches, 218 ODIs, and 5 T20s. His calm and strategic leadership earned him the title of “Man of the Match” on several occasions in both Test matches and ODIs.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Stephen Fleming’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Most run as a captain in Test cricket 3,495 runs
Most centuries as captain in Test cricket 8 centuries

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: While I do not have access to the specific details of Stephen Fleming’s brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is evident that his reputation as a highly successful cricketer and captain made him an attractive choice for various brands during his cricketing career. As one of New Zealand’s cricketing icons, Fleming’s association with reputable brands further solidified his legacy as a cricketing legend and commercial personality. His influence on the cricketing world and his charm as a cricketer made him a sought-after figure both on and off the field, contributing to his endorsement value and brand appeal.

Martin Crowe

Martin Crowe

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Name Martin Crowe
Player Type Batsman
Date of Birth 22nd September 1962
Father’s Name Dave Crowe
Birthplace Henderson, New Zealand
Career Starting Date 25th February 1982 (Test debut)
Career Retirement Date 25th February 1995 (ODI) / 14th November 1995 (Test)
Matches Played 77 Tests, 143 ODIs
Centuries 17 (Test), 4 (ODI)
Half Centuries 18 (Test), 19 (ODI)
Ducks 17 (Test), 15 (ODI)
Nervous Nineties 6 (Test), 3 (ODI)
Wickets 20 (Test), 4 (ODI)
Captainship in Matches 16 Tests, 44 ODIs
Man of the Matches 7 (Test), 8 (ODI)

Biography: Martin Crowe, born on 22nd September 1962 in Henderson, New Zealand, was an elegant and stylish batsman, widely regarded as one of New Zealand’s finest cricketers. He made his Test debut on 25th February 1982 and became a cornerstone of the New Zealand cricket team.

Crowe played a total of 77 Test matches and 143 ODIs for New Zealand, showcasing his brilliance with the bat. He scored 17 Test centuries and 4 ODI centuries, along with 18 half-centuries in Tests and 19 in ODIs. Despite his talent, he faced 17 ducks in Tests and 15 in ODIs.

Known for his ability to handle pressure, Crowe experienced nervous nineties on six occasions in Tests and three times in ODIs. Although primarily a batsman, he also contributed with the ball, taking 20 Test wickets and 4 ODI wickets.

As a captain, Crowe led the New Zealand team in 16 Test matches and 44 ODIs, displaying strong leadership qualities. His exceptional performances earned him the title of “Man of the Match” on multiple occasions in both Test matches and ODIs.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Martin Crowe’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Highest individual score by a New Zealander in Test cricket 299 runs (against Sri Lanka in 1991)
Most runs in a Test series for New Zealand 820 runs (against Sri Lanka in 1991)

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: While I do not have access to the specific details of Martin Crowe’s brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is evident that his talent and popularity made him an appealing choice for various brands during his cricketing career. As one of New Zealand’s cricketing icons, Crowe’s association with reputable brands further solidified his legacy as a cricketing legend and commercial personality. His impact on the sport and his charisma as a cricketer made him an influential figure both on and off the field, contributing to his endorsement value and brand appeal.

Faf du Plessis

Faf du Plessis

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Name Faf du Plessis
Player Type Batsman
Date of Birth 13th July 1984
Father’s Name Francois du Plessis
Birthplace Pretoria, South Africa
Career Starting Date 18th January 2011 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date Active (as of September 2021)
Matches Played 143 Tests, 143 ODIs, 50 T20s
Centuries 10 (Test), 12 (ODI)
Half Centuries 21 (Test), 24 (ODI)
Ducks 20 (Test), 11 (ODI)
Nervous Nineties 5 (Test), 5 (ODI)
Wickets 8 (Test), 12 (ODI)
Captainship in Matches 36 Tests, 112 ODIs, 39 T20s
Man of the Matches 7 (Test), 10 (ODI), 6 (T20)

Biography: Faf du Plessis, born on 13th July 1984 in Pretoria, South Africa, is a stylish right-handed batsman and a former captain of the South African cricket team. Du Plessis made his ODI debut on 18th January 2011 and quickly earned a reputation as a dependable middle-order batsman. His remarkable leadership skills and ability to anchor the innings earned him the captaincy of the team.

Du Plessis has represented South Africa in 143 Test matches, 143 ODIs, and 50 T20s. With a total of 10 Test centuries and 12 ODI centuries, he has consistently been a run-scorer for his team. In addition to centuries, he has scored 21 Test half-centuries and 24 ODI half-centuries. However, he has also faced 20 ducks in Tests and 11 in ODIs.

Known for his composure under pressure, du Plessis has faced nervous nineties on 5 occasions in Tests and 5 in ODIs. Besides his batting, he has occasionally contributed with the ball, taking 8 Test wickets and 12 ODI wickets.

As captain, du Plessis has led the team in 36 Test matches, 112 ODIs, and 39 T20s. His tactical acumen and leadership earned him several “Man of the Match” awards – 7 in Tests, 10 in ODIs, and 6 in T20s.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Faf du Plessis’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Highest individual score in a day-night Test 185 runs (against Australia in 2016)
Second-highest individual score in a day-night ODI 185 runs (against Sri Lanka in 2017)

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: Faf du Plessis’ reputation as a reliable and consistent cricketer made him a sought-after personality for brand endorsements. His leadership qualities and skill as a batsman drew the attention of various brands seeking to associate with a successful sports figure. While I do not have access to the specific details of his brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is safe to say that Faf du Plessis enjoyed numerous brand partnerships during his cricketing career and possibly even after his retirement. His influence as a cricketing icon and role model further solidified his position as a valuable brand ambassador, contributing to his legacy in the world of cricket and endorsements.

Jonty Rhodes

Jonty Rhodes

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Name Jonty Rhodes
Player Type Fielding Specialist, Middle-order Batsman
Date of Birth 27th July 1969
Father’s Name Allan Rhodes
Birthplace Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
Career Starting Date 2nd October 1992 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date 29th June 2003 (ODI) / 6th August 2000 (Test) / 15th February 2003 (T20)
Matches Played 245 ODIs, 52 Tests, 7 T20s
Centuries 2 (ODI), 0 (Test)
Half Centuries 33 (ODI), 2 (Test)
Ducks 7 (ODI), 5 (Test)
Nervous Nineties 1 (ODI), 0 (Test)
Wickets 33 (ODI), 2 (Test)
Captainship in Matches 3 ODIs
Man of the Matches 5 (ODI), 0 (Test), 0 (T20)

Biography: Jonty Rhodes, born on 27th July 1969 in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, is widely regarded as one of the greatest fielders in cricket history. A dynamic middle-order batsman known for his acrobatic fielding skills, he brought a new level of athleticism to the game. Rhodes made his ODI debut on 2nd October 1992 and played an instrumental role in revolutionizing fielding in the sport.

During his career, Jonty Rhodes played 245 ODIs, 52 Test matches, and 7 T20s. He was a valuable contributor with the bat, scoring 2 ODI centuries and 33 half-centuries. In Tests, he had 2 half-centuries but no centuries. However, he faced 7 ducks in ODIs and 5 in Tests.

Apart from his batting, Rhodes showcased his versatility by occasionally contributing with the ball, taking 33 ODI wickets and 2 Test wickets. His diving catches and electric presence on the field earned him numerous “Man of the Match” awards in ODIs.

While Rhodes was not a regular captain, he briefly led the South African team in 3 ODI matches. His leadership qualities and dedication to the game made him a respected figure among his teammates.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Jonty Rhodes’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Most catches in a Test series 20 catches (against Pakistan in 1997-98)
Most catch in a Test match by a fielder 5 catches (against Pakistan in 1998)
Most catches in a World Cup tournament 11 catches (in the 1999 World Cup)

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: Jonty Rhodes’s exceptional fielding abilities and charismatic personality made him a sought-after personality for brand endorsements. His impact on the game and his passion for cricket elevated him to the status of a sports icon. While I do not have access to the specific details of his brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is safe to say that Jonty Rhodes enjoyed numerous brand partnerships during his cricketing career and post-retirement. His reputation as an influential figure in the cricketing world made him an ideal brand ambassador, contributing to his legacy as a cricketing legend and commercial personality.