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Tim Bresnan

Team flagENG39 yrs
batting styleright-arm fast-medium Bowler
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Tim Bresnan Recent Form

Batting

BK vs IC, T207 (17)
BK vs MT, T202 (2) *
BK vs IC, T204 (5)
WG vs IND-M, T200 (2)
WARKS vs LANCS, First class4 (17)
WARKS vs SOM, First class1 (12)
WARKS vs YORKS, First class4 (26)
WARKS vs YORKS, First class36 (61)
WARKS vs KT, T2024 (25)
WARKS vs SOM, LIST A7 (5) *
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Bowling

BK vs IC, T201-11
BK vs GG, T201-27
BK vs MT, T200-33
BK vs IC, T201-42
WG vs IND-M, T203-21
WARKS vs LANCS, First class0-12
WARKS vs LANCS, First class1-24
WARKS vs SOM, First class3-35
WARKS vs SOM, First class1-36
WARKS vs YORKS, First class0-18
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Tim Bresnan Carrer Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
ODI8564871018090.2619.80886----
T20I34222160047127.0616.62166----
Test2326575039139.4426.14671----
WC ODI7541002082.0010.2521----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
ODI85841095.4234.985/480138.72----
T20I3434248.0336.963/100027.62----
Test2341723.0332.748/1410164.92----
WC ODI7794.9034.335-480142.00----

Carrer Debut Information

ODI Debut
England vs Sri Lanka at Lord's- June 17, 2006
T20I Debut
England vs Sri Lanka at Southampton- June 15, 2006
Test Debut
England vs West Indies at Lord's- May 06 - 08, 2009

Teams played for

England England Lions Yorkshire England Cricket Board XI Hobart Hurricanes Perth Scorchers North Sylhet Sixers

About Tim Bresnan

NameTim Bresnan
GenderMale
Birth28 Feb 1985
Birth PlacePontefract, Yorkshire
Height6 ft 0 in
NationalityEnglish

The most industrious bowling all-rounder, Tim Bresnan is a former English cricketer who has been the unsung hero for England many times. A handy lower-order batsman, Bresnan had the capability to land meaty blows on to the opposition.... continue reading

Player Bio

The most industrious bowling all-rounder, Tim Bresnan is a former English cricketer who has been the unsung hero for England many times. A handy lower-order batsman, Bresnan had the capability to land meaty blows on to the opposition.

Bresnan began his international career in the England U-19 set-up and was part of the team in 2002 and 2003 playing in two World Cups. Bresnan had a forgettable international debut against Sri Lanka on 15th June 2006 in Southampton.  He got hammered for 20 runs in 2 overs and made an unbeaten 6 off 6 in a close match which England lost by 2 runs.

After a better all-round summer in 2008, Bresnan was called up late in the season for the ODI. After an inconsistent performance in the limited-overs series, he was surprisingly included in the Test squad against the Men in Maroon. He finally made his mark on his Test debut in May 2009 and claimed his maiden Test wicket in the second innings and eventual figures of 3 for 45, as West Indies, slumped to an innings defeat.

Bresnan played an important role in delivering England the 2010 World Twenty20, showing skill and an unfailing ability to give England control with the new ball, before returning at the end of the innings with steely death-bowling. 

An injury to his calf forced Bresnan out of the series with Australia, however, he returned to the squad for the World Cup, held in the subcontinent. He took 1–49 as England got off to a winning start against the Netherlands. Bresnan took career-best figures of 5/48 in England’s tied match against India. 

Bresnan suffered a recurrence of his calf injury and as a result, was ruled out of England’s three-match Test series against Sri Lanka in 2012. He made a comeback and was a part of the Ashes-winning squad in England in 2013, playing three Tests. He also featured in two Tests during the return Ashes in Australia the same year where the Poms lost miserably with a 5-0 margin. 

Being shadowed by the younger generation of pacers, Bresnan left the international stage in 2015 but continued to play in the County Championship. Bresnan was one of those who didn’t get a regular nod within the English Test team, however, showcased his skills when given the opportunity. Bresnan left the Yorkshire County Cricket Club after 19 years in 2020 and joined Warwickshire on a two-year deal.

(As of May 2021)