LCP Element

AUS
Andrew Tye Logo
Andrew Tye Jersy

Andrew Tye

Team flagAUS37 yrs
batting styleright-arm fast-medium Bowler
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Andrew Tye Recent Form

Batting

WACA vs NSW, LIST A31 (25)
PRS vs ADS, BBL8 (8)
PRS vs ADS, BBL6 (2) *
PRS vs MLR, BBL0 (1)
WACA vs NSW, LIST A17 (5)
SO vs MINY, T201 (2)
SO vs MINY, T204 (4) *
SO vs LAKR, T201 (2) *
NOR vs LANCS, T20-Blast1 (3)
NOR vs LEIC, T20-Blast0 (1)
arrow

Bowling

WACA vs NSW, LIST A2-39
WACA vs TAS, LIST A1-49
WACA vs NSW, LIST A2-42
PRS vs ADS, BBL1-25
PRS vs SYS, BBL0-42
PRS vs BRH, BBL4-14
PRS vs SYT, BBL0-36
PRS vs ADS, BBL0-30
PRS vs ADS, BBL2-35
PRS vs MLR, BBL2-21
arrow

Andrew Tye Carrer Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
ODI77570019118.7514.2552----
T20I3215830020109.2110.3854----
IPL3013910025119.7410.1165----
BBL111372760044115.0011.502312----
ABU DHABI9417001089.475.6711----
PSL411001100.001.0000----
T20-Blast25151650035161.7620.631013----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
ODI77126.0832.675/460132.25----
T20I3231478.7621.214/232014.53----
IPL3030428.5923.315/170116.29----
BBL1111091567.8419.765/2020115.12----
ABU DHABI991110.5716.823/17109.55----
PSL44110.67160.001/320090.00----
T20-Blast2525438.7817.025/385111.63----

Carrer Debut Information

ODI Debut
Australia vs England at Melbourne- January 14, 2018
T20I Debut
Australia vs India at Melbourne- January 29, 2016
IPL Debut vs Rising Pune Supergiant at Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Apr 14, 2017
ABU DHABI Debut
Deccan Gladiators v Team Abu Dhabi Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi, 23-11-2022
PSL Debut
Karachi Kings v Peshawar Zalmi National Bank Cricket Arena, Karachi, 14-2-2023
T20-Blast Debut
Durham v Worcestershire Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street, 1-6-2022

Teams played for

Australia Western Australia Chairmans XI Sydney Thunder Western Australia Perth Scorchers Chennai Super Kings Gujarat Lions Gloucestershire Punjab Kings Cricket Australia XI Australia A Rajasthan Royals World XI Finch XI

About Andrew Tye

NameAndrew Tye
GenderMale
Birth12 Dec 1986
Birth PlacePerth, Western Australia
Height6 ft 1 in
NationalityAustralian

Andrew Tye does not have a menacing pace like Mitch Johnson or a particularly special delivery like Malinga has his yorkers, but Tye has a bag of subtle variations that he uses sparingly against good batsmen to outclass them. His style of bowling comes into the fray when batsmen are in the mood to go big and variations deny them their control over their shots.... continue reading

Player Bio

Andrew Tye does not have a menacing pace like Mitch Johnson or a particularly special delivery like Malinga has his yorkers, but Tye has a bag of subtle variations that he uses sparingly against good batsmen to outclass them. His style of bowling comes into the fray when batsmen are in the mood to go big and variations deny them their control over their shots.

Tye has been a latecomer in the cricketing world and made his debut at the age of 26 after earning a national call-up while India were touring Australia for ODIs and T20Is in 2016. His Big Bash performance landed him a national call and Tye debuted for Australia in 2016. Tye was soon found out in the international circuit and batsmen started picking his variations and he could not rediscover another aspect of his game and subsequently went out of favour from the team management.

The seamer made his First-Class debut for Western Australia in 2014 and soon landed in the Big Bash League, courtesy of a contract by the Sydney Thunder. A season later, he shifted his base to Perth to represent the Scorchers in the 2014-2015 season. Tye played a key role in the club’s title-clinching campaign and has been a regular performer for them since then. His performances caught the selectors’ radar but he has been typecasted just as a T20 player. 

Initially, Tye was part of the Chennai Super Kings’ setup during the 2015 IPL season, but he had to wait until 2017 to play in the rich-money league. He made his IPL debut for Gujrat Lions and played six games that season. For the IPL 2018, the Australian earned huge as Kings XI Punjab bagged him for INR 7.2 crores. Like other million-dollar buys, Tye didn’t disappoint and had immense success in the IPL 2018 by picking up 24 wickets at an unbelievable average of 18.66. 

However, he could not replicate his form next season and could manage only 3 wickets from 6 matches that too with an economy rate in excess of 10 runs per over. The Punjab-based franchise released him ahead of the 2020 IPL auction, as he was picked by Rajasthan Royals, where he has been warming benches due to the truckload of foreign prospects. 

Despite facing a low point in his international career during Australia’s transition phase post the sandpaper gate. Tye has added a few more variations and now possesses the ability to rattle any opposition on his day. While Australia would be hoping to use him fully in the upcoming World T20, to be held in the sub-continent, in the later 2021. 

(As of June 2021)