New Zealand

Brendon McCullum

Wicket-keeper Batsman

Brendon McCullum is a cricket player from New Zealand who plays as a wicket-keeper batsman. The current team is Brisbane Heat.

Date of Birth 27 Sep 1981 (44)
Team Brisbane Heat
Birthplace Dunedin

Profile

About the Player

Brendon McCullum is a cricket player from New Zealand. He plays mainly as a wicket-keeper batsman. He plays for Brisbane Heat. The national team is New Zealand. In the past, he was part of New Zealand national.

The playing role is wicket-keeper batsman. The available data covers Test, ODI, IPL, domestic T20, first-class and list a cricket.

He was born in Dunedin in 1981.

The role of wicket-keeper batsman is a useful guide to how the player fits into a team. This profile brings together the career information that is available for the player.

Player Details

Country: New Zealand
Role: Wicket-keeper Batsman
Date of Birth: 27 September 1981 (44)
Birthplace: Dunedin

On the field

Style and Honours

Playing Style

Plays As Wicket-keeper Batsman

Career Highlights

Wisden Cricketer of the Year
2016

By the numbers

Career Statistics

Career statistics by format
Format	Matches	Innings	Runs	Highest Score	Batting Average	Strike Rate	Catches	Stumpings
Test	89	157	5,778	302	38.78	65.59	165	9
ODI	212	186	5,157	131	31.45	96.45	212	14
IPL	109	111	2,882	158	27.71	131.60	38	6
Domestic T20	190	193	5,140	158	30.60	137.99	85	8
First-class	1	2	47	33	23.50	69.12	2	·
List A	3	3	228	110	76.00	128.09	·	·

Squads

Teams and Country

All teams

National Team New Zealand
Current Team Brisbane Heat
Previous Team New Zealand national

Learn

Cricket Guides

All guides

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fielding beginner

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