MattKuhnemann
Australia
Bowler
Personal Details
- Date of Birth 20 September 1996
- Big Bash Debut 01 January 2019
- Position Bowler
- Batting Style Left Handed Bat
- Bowling Style Left-Arm Orthodox
- Local Club Gold Coast District Cricket Club
- Country Australia
Social Media
Player Story
A left-arm spinner from the Gold Coast, Matt Kuhnemann has played for the Heat since making his Big Bash debut in BBL|08. A TSS old boy & besties with Xavier Bartlett, Kuhney loves his NRL, surfing at Mermaid Beach and playing a few rounds of golf on the weekend. Kuhney shot to stardom when he received his Baggy Green in India over the 2022/23 summer, made even better by claiming a big wicket against Virat Kohli. You can definitely expect some big Kuhney magic this season!
Overall Big Bash Career Stats
55 Matches Played
Batting
Innings
18
Runs
46
Strike rate
73.02
Average
6.57
High Score
9
6s
0
4s
5
Balls faced
63
Not Outs
11
50s
0
100s
0
Bowling
Innings
52
Wickets
44
Runs
1,288
Dot balls
266
Economy
7.63
Average
29.27
Strike rate
23.02
Overs Bowled
168.5
Best Bowling
3/17
5 Wickets
0
10 Wickets
0
Fielding
Catches
24
Run Outs
0
Awards
Player of the Match
1
Player of the Tournament
0
Videos
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00:42 Highlights
Kuhney with a Caught & Bowled
00:42 Highlights -
00:30
Usman Khawaja Catches Stoinis
00:30 -
02:53
Get to Know Matt Kuhnemann
02:53 -
01:18
Kuhney's Wickets Against the Strikers
01:18 -
00:23
Kuhney, Chris Lynn's Kryptonite?
00:23 -
00:28
Kuhney Strikes against the Scorchers
00:28 -
03:11
Kuhney takes Presto along to enjoy some beautiful Seafood in Cairns
03:11
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