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Gareth Delany

Team flagIRI27 yrs
batting styleAll Rounder
#19 All Rounder in T20I
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Gareth Delany Recent Form

Batting

MR vs NWW, LIST A6 (5)
MR vs NK, LIST A4 (9)
MR vs LL, LIST A15 (30)
MR vs LL, T200 (3)
IRE vs PAK, T20I31 (19)
IRE vs CAN, T20I3 (7)
IRE vs IND, T20I26 (14)
IRE vs SL, T204 (8)
IRE vs NED, T20I2 (6)
IRE vs SCO, T20I1 (1) *

Bowling

MR vs NWW, LIST A0-17
MR vs LL, LIST A3-31
MR vs LL, T200-20
IRE vs PAK, T20I0-19
IRE vs CAN, T20I1-10
IRE vs SL, T200-9
IRE vs NED, T20I1-28
IRE vs SCO, T20I1-18
IRE vs PAK, T20I1-11
MR vs NK, T200-15

Gareth Delany Career Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
ODI2118234002295.1218.00206----
T20I756610760389134.1620.698549----
ABU DHABI116006120.006.0010----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
ODI211376.3158.572/520055.71----
T20I7558457.6127.783/162021.91----
ABU DHABI1000.000.000000.00----

Career Debut Information

ODI Debut
West Indies vs Ireland at Bridgetown - January 07, 2020
T20I Debut
Ireland vs Zimbabwe at Bready - July 12, 2019
ABU DHABI Debut
Bangla Tigers v Northern Warriors Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi, 21-11-2021

Teams played for

Ireland A Ireland Dublin Chiefs Leicestershire Leinster Lightning

About Gareth Delany

NameGareth Delany
GenderMale
Birth28 Apr 1997
Birth PlaceDublin, Ireland
Height5 ft 10 in
NationalityIrish

A young fearless opener, Gareth Delany is known for his six-hitting abilities with a distinctive backlift and also bowls useful leg breaks. Delany is a quick learner and his leg-spin is still a work in progress.... continue reading

Player Bio

A young fearless opener, Gareth Delany is known for his six-hitting abilities with a distinctive backlift and also bowls useful leg breaks. Delany is a quick learner and his leg-spin is still a work in progress.

Delany first came into prominence in his maiden T20I Triangular series against Zimbabwe and Scotland. The Dublin-born all-rounder made his debut against Zimbabwe on July 12th, 2019 but failed to create an impact with either bat or bowl on his debut. However, in his second T20I fixture against Scotland, he smacked his maiden T20I fifty and also bagged two wickets making headlines. 

Going into the 2020 T20 World Cup qualifiers, Delany was in full flow representing the Irish national team and ended the tournament being the third-highest run-getter which saw Ireland finishing third in the points table and automatically qualifying for the 2021 ICC T20 World Cup.

By his own admission, the batting allrounder has a lot to improve in the 50-over format and he is yet unsure of his role in ODIs. Belonging from a family of cricketers, Delany is well-placed to make these kinds of adjustments and revamp himself as a full-fledged all-rounder to become a regular in the Irish national team.

(As of April 2021)