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Ben Sears

Team flagNZ26 yrs
batting styleright-arm fast-medium Bowler
#80 Bowler in T20I
#96 Bowler in Test
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Ben Sears Recent Form

Batting

NZ vs PAK, T20I7 (6)
NZ vs PAK, T20I3 (5)
WEL vs NB, First class13 (68) *
WEL vs NB, First class0 (2) *
NZ vs AUS, Test0 (4) *
NZ vs AUS, Test0 (0) *
NZ vs AUS, T20I2 (6) *
WEL vs OTG, LIST A2 (4)
WEL vs CANT, T203 (4) *
NZ vs PAK, T20I1 (1) *
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Bowling

NZ vs PAK, T20I1-46
NZ vs PAK, T20I2-27
NZ vs PAK, T20I0-30
WEL vs NB, First class0-47
NZ vs AUS, Test1-71
NZ vs AUS, Test4-90
NZ vs AUS, T20I1-22
NZ vs AUS, T20I2-29
WEL vs AUK, LIST A0-50
WEL vs OTG, LIST A2-45
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Ben Sears Carrer Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
T20I1751400773.687.0010----
Test1200000.000.0000----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
T20I1715198.1522.323/221016.42----
Test1254.8832.201/711039.60----

Teams played for

New Zealand U19 Wellington Marylebone Cricket Club New Zealand XI

About Ben Sears

NameBen Sears
GenderMale
Birth11 Feb 1998
Birth PlaceLower Hutt, Wellington
Height5 ft 11 in
NationalityNew Zealander

Ben Sears is an emerging right-arm seamer from New Zealand. He has an uncanny action and uses his whole body to push the speed gun towards 140 kmph. Born in Wellington, the pacer was part of the New Zealand U-19 during the World Cup in 2016, where he bowled impressively in testing Bangladesh conditions. ... continue reading

Player Bio

Ben Sears is an emerging right-arm seamer from New Zealand. He has an uncanny action and uses his whole body to push the speed gun towards 140 kmph. Born in Wellington, the pacer was part of the New Zealand U-19 during the World Cup in 2016, where he bowled impressively in testing Bangladesh conditions. 

The Wellington born is a shy and well-spoken individual who is also a Law student, apart from being a deadly fast bowler. In the New Zealand domestic set-up, Sears is often compared to Lockie Ferguson in terms of pace. Just like Ferguson, the youngster uses the surface when he bowls an effort ball and has a good bouncer as well. 

Sears has emerged from Wellington’s age group set-up, he has represented the district at the U-17 and U-19 levels. In 2016, he was picked to don the national jersey during the U19 World Cup, where the youngster took 14 wickets in four matches at 18.57. Soon, he was fast-tracked to make his domestic debut for Wellington. 

The fast-bowler made his domestic debut during the 2018-19 season and only in one year’s time, Sears was called as one of the most improved cricketers in New Zealand domestic circles by New Zealand's stand-in coach Glenn Pocknall. 

By August 2021, the seamer had scalped 28 wickets in 10 FC games at 27.28, including his best of 6 for 43 against Auckland in 2020. He also has splendid numbers in List-A and T20 cricket. 

The national selectors could not ignore a talent like Sears for a long time. In 2021, Sears was named in the T20I squads for their tour of Bangladesh and their tour of Pakistan in September that year. 

(As of August 2021)