MatthewRenshaw
Australia
Batter
Personal Details
- Date of Birth 28 March 1996
- Position Batter
- Batting Style Left Handed Bat
- Bowling Style Right-Arm Off Spin
- Local Club Toombul District Cricket Club
- Country Australia
Social Media
Player Story
Australian and Queensland batsman Matt Renshaw, also known as ‘Renners’, returned home to the Heat over the 2022/23 season after two seasons playing for the Adelaide Strikers. With a burgeoning reputation as an all-round batsman, Renners thrives in intense situations and plays a pivotal role in keeping the team relaxed under pressure. A Dad to his little girl Charlotte, Matt and his wife Josie love soaking up heaps of quality time together at home when they’re not travelling the world together as a family on the cricket circuit. Matt & Josie are also huge Harry Potter fans, so if you get to meet Renners this season, ask him what house he’s in!
Overall Big Bash Career Stats
71 Matches Played
Batting
Innings
70
Runs
1,520
Strike rate
127.73
Average
24.92
High Score
90
6s
38
4s
122
Balls faced
1,190
Not Outs
9
50s
7
100s
0
Bowling
Innings
23
Wickets
9
Runs
328
Dot balls
28
Economy
7.81
Average
36.44
Strike rate
28
Overs Bowled
42
Best Bowling
1/2
5 Wickets
0
10 Wickets
0
Fielding
Catches
30
Run Outs
0
Awards
Player of the Match
1
Player of the Tournament
0
Videos
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00:46
Spinner VS Batter| Who has the BIGGEST HIT
00:46 -
00:14
Renshaw Smacks It Into Second Tier
00:14 -
01:14
OLYMPIAN VS CRICKETER 🔥 The Ulti-MATT Showdown!
01:14 -
01:45
Matt Renshaw Goes Undercover at Woolworths Cricket Blast Program
01:45 -
02:54
Roving Renners after a Win
02:54 -
04:50
Roving Renners has RETURNED
04:50 -
08:35
Renshaw set for Ashes Tour
08:35 -
00:15
Renners with a Spectacular Six
00:15
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