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MatthewKuhnemann

Team flagAus26 yrs
batting styleleft-arm orthodox spin Bowler
#79 Bowler in Test
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Recent Form

5 (20) *vs SUS, First class
0 (4) vs SUS, First class
0 (7) *vs IND, Test
6 (35) vs IND, Test
0 (3) *vs IND, Test
6 (12) vs IND, Test
0 (2) vs IND, Test
7 (10) vs VIC, First class
1 (3) vs VIC, First class
0 (4) vs HBH, BBL
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Career Stats

ODI
Test
BBL
Matches4
Innings2
Runs16
100s0
50s0
HS15
SR114.29
Avg8.00
Fours3
Sixes0
Duck outs--
ICC Rank--
Debut:Sri Lanka v Australia Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Pallekele Sri Lanka, 16-6-2022

Teams played for

Cricket Australia XI Queensland Brisbane Heat

About Matthew Kuhnemann

NameMatthew Kuhnemann
Birth20 Sep 1996
Birth PlaceBrisbane, Queensland
Height6 ft 0 in
NationalityAustralian

A left-arm spinner named Matthew Kuhnemann grabbed headlines when he registered a ten-wicket haul in a Sheffield Shield game to overcome a stubborn Tasmania batting line-up, in October 2021. Still a young-gun, Kuhnemann is a quality left-arm spinner and a reliable batter, who represents Queensland domestically. ... continue reading

Player Bio

A left-arm spinner named Matthew Kuhnemann grabbed headlines when he registered a ten-wicket haul in a Sheffield Shield game to overcome a stubborn Tasmania batting line-up, in October 2021. Still a young-gun, Kuhnemann is a quality left-arm spinner and a reliable batter, who represents Queensland domestically. 

Raised in Gold Coast, Kuhnemann started his journey at the Gold Coast District Cricket Club. His first-grade debut for the Gold Coast Dolphins at 17 years of age. Later bagged the Australian U-19 cap for the Sri Lanka tour in 2014. 

The Brisbane-born starred in Queensland’s Premier Cricket competition in 2015-16, where he scalped 35 wickets - including his then best of 7/91 against Wynnum/Manly. This was just a start for Kuhnemann, as he earned a rookie contract with Queensland for 2016-17.

Kuhnemann debuted for the Queensland Bulls during the 2018 JLT Cup. Picking up eight wickets at 23.62, Kuhnemann became a wanted commodity by many BBL Clubs but was signed by the Brisbane Heat in BBL|08.

Since then, his career has only gone north, the spinner has started finding some recognition at the Big Bash stage, where he plays with and against the best in business. The BBL experience has certainly helped him to up his Sheffield game, and his of-late number are the epitome of it. 

(As of November 2021)