<h3>Early Life and Career</h3>
Bethell was born and raised in Barbados. He attended Harrison College, where Sir Clyde Walcott is a graduate, and was named Player of the Tournament at the 2017 West Indies Under-15 Competition. Such performances earned him a scholarship to Rugby School, where he was coached by their cricket director and former Warwickshire captain Mike Powell. He played cricket with Warwickshire from a young age and Bethell signed a three-year professional contract with Warwickshire in January 2021. Former Warwickshire captain and English cricketer Ian Bell described Bethell as "the best 17-year-old" he's ever seen. He made his List A debut on 22 July 2021 for Warwickshire in the 2021 Royal London One-Day Cup.In September 2021, Bethell was named joint captain of the England under-19 cricket team for their series against the West Indies. He made his first-class debut on 12 September 2021 for Warwickshire in the 2021 County Championship.In December 2021 he was appointed vice-captain of the England team for the 2022 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in West Indies.<a href="https://www.bdcrictime.com/">Jacob Bethell The Hundred 2022</a> In April 2022 he was bought by Welsh Fire for the 2022 season of The Hundred.

Jacob Graham Bethell (born 23 October 2003) is a Barbados-born cricketer who plays for the England under-19 cricket team. Bethell was born in Barbados and moved to Warwickshire, England when she was 12 years old. He made his Twenty20 debut on 20 June 2021 for Warwickshire in the T20 Blast 2021.

Jacob Bethell Career, Biography & More

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<h1>Jacob Bethell Career, Biography &amp; More</h1>Jacob Graham Bethell (born 23 October 2003) is a Barbados-born cricketer who plays for the England under-19 cricket team. Bethell was born in Barbados and moved to Warwickshire, England when she was 12 years old. He made his Twenty20 debut on 20 June 2021 for Warwickshire in the T20 Blast 2021.

Fleming to coach the Southern Brave men's team in the Hundred

One of cricket's most respected coaches, New Zealander Stephen Fleming, will join the Hundred in a move that looks like a coup for the competition.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/post-images/November 2022/fleming-coach-10_12_2022.jpg"> Stephen Fleming will replace Mahela Jayawardene as Southern Brave's men's head coach at the Hundred.Fleming has agreed to coach Southern Brave at next year's Men's Hundred and take on Mahela Jayawardene, who is stepping down after taking on a year-round role with the Mumbai Indians franchise. 

MI now has a team not only in the Indian Premier League but also in the UAE ILT20 and South Africa SA20 which start early next year. Jayawardene, who coached Southern Brave to their first Hundred title in 2021, will be in charge of all three of those teams. 

Brave acted quickly to replace one of the IPL's most successful coaches with another. Fleming, 49, has had success with the Chennai Super Kings, winning four IPLs and also starring in the Big Bash with Melbourne Stars.Fleming has an option to keep Finn Allen, who was signed by Brave in 2022 but didn't play a game due to international commitments, while his compatriots Devon Conway and Colin de Grandhomme were both with Brave during their 2021 title-winning season. 

Adam Milne, James Neesham, Glenn Phillips and Ish Sodhi could all return after appearing in the tournament's opening two seasons, while the ECB are hoping Trent Boult has signed up for the draft as a potential top-flight signing. 

The men's hundreds' 2023 season retention regulations have not yet been released publicly, but it is understood teams will have the opportunity to retain a significant portion of their rosters from last season, as they did in 2022. 

The fixtures for next season have not yet been announced, but according to a draft recently viewed by ESPNcricinfo, Brave will play defending men's Rockets at Trent Bridge on opening night on August 1, with their first home game against the Welsh Fire on August 4. The final is scheduled to be played on August 27th.Fire finally confirmed Gary Kirsten's departure as head coach this week and the position has been officially advertised. Applications for the role close next Friday and David Saker, who has recently worked with England's T20I squad in Pakistan and Australia, is expected to be among the contenders.

Jos Buttler Ruled out of The hundred 2022 due to injury

Manchester Originals captain Jos Buttler will miss the rest of The Hundred due to a calf injury he sustained against Southern Brave last Thursday.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/jos-buttler-injury-23_08_2022.jpg"> Buttler captained the Manchester Originals, who are third overall in the men's league at the time, and has 203 runs in his five innings this season. He injured his calf Thursday night against Southern Brave while chasing the ball to the limit. He continued playing into the night and laughed about the injury immediately afterwards, telling Sky Sports: "I'm just getting a little bit older." 

But he missed their win over Northern Superchargers on Sunday night and was sidelined from the rest of the competition on Monday. Laurie Evans will continue to lead the team in Buttler's absence.We are disappointed to lose Jos Buttler: Simon Katich 
"Obviously we're disappointed to lose Jos, not only because of his punching power but also because of his leadership," said Simon Katich, Originals head coach.Buttler's availability for England's seven-game T20I series in Pakistan in September is beyond doubt, but he will be closely watched ahead of the T20 World Cup having previously missed most of England's 2021 summer of whiteball with a calf injury.Several other England white-ball players are also missing the Hundred through injuries, including Chris Jordan, Jofra Archer, Tymal Mills, Mark Wood and Chris Woakes, while Richard Gleeson has yet to play for Originals after a series of minor issues, including a back spasm. 

Originals also lost Andre Russell, who returned home ahead of the CPL. They are yet to name a replacement but have Ashton Turner available.In other news, Birmingham Phoenix have signed Tanveer Sangha to replace Imran Tahir, who will join the CPL after his August 28 game, and Welsh Fire have signed Maddy Green to replace Hayley Matthews, who has also left for the CPL.

The Hundred: Fast bowler Chris Jordan was Ruled Out

The Hundred 2022: Fast bowler Chris Jordan was eliminated from the tournament. The fast bowler played three matches and collected as many wickets.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/jordan-ruled-out-16_08_2022.jpg"> Southern Brave's bowling attack has taken another hit as Chris Jordan was left out of the rest of The Hundred due to an injury. 

The England pacer featured in his side's first three games, taking three wickets and recording an economy of 8.50.After participating in the game against London Spirit, Jordan failed to make the playing XI against Oval Invincibles on August 14 at Kennington Oval. His best of two to 16 came on August 3 against the Welsh Fire. 

In addition to Jordan, the Brave also have Craig Overton, James Fuller, George Garton and Michael Hogan in their fast bowling department. Previously, their first fast bowler, Tymal Mills, was also ruled out of the 100-ball championship after suffering a toe injury.The Brave have fought in the 2022 Hundred so far. After starting their campaign with an impressive nine-wicket win over Welsh Fire, the team have lost three games in a row. 

In their last meeting, they lost to the Invincible by seven wickets. Sixth in the points table, the Brave will take on Manchester Originals at The Rose Bowl in Southampton on Thursday 18 August. 

Skipper James Vince was their standout hitter in the competition after hitting 103 runs from four games with a 34.33 average. However, after his unbeaten 71-run knock in his team's opener, Vince has only had 32 runs from three games.

The Hundred : Birmingham Phoenix lose Adam Milne and add Ben Dwarshuis in squad

After Adam Milne was ruled out of the hundred with an Achilles injury, Birmingham Phoenix signed Ben Dwarshuis as an overseas player.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/dwarshuis-milnethe-hundred-15_08_2022.jpg"> Ben Dwarshuis has been included in the Birmingham Phoenix men's squad for The Hundred after an Achilles tendon injury suffered by Adam Milne which ruled out the fast bowler from New Zealand for the remainder of the competition.Milne was one of Phoenix's star performers when he reached the final of the first edition of the competition, topping the wicket-taker list with 12 and having the best economy (0.95 runs per ball) of any bowler. 

The fast bowler last played at the IPL in March and was unable to take part in the New Zealand white ball tour of Europe due to the same issue.Dwarshuis, an Australia international, has experience of playing in England after a T20 stint with Worcestershire last season. The 28-year-old adds a left arm seam option to a powerful attack of Henry Brookes, Tom Helm and Kane Richardson that has helped Phoenix to two wins in their first three games. 

Fresh from his first T20I appearance with the Aussies in Pakistan in April, Dwarshuis previously enjoyed a profitable Big Bash tournament with the Sydney Sixers, winning five wickets for the first time in January this year. 

With 117 wickets in 83 T20 games, Dwarshuis seems a suitable replacement for Milne, who finished last year's edition at the best economy rate and was the joint-leading wicket-taker at 12.“We are very happy to be able to win such an experienced fast bowler in Ben. Of course we're disappointed Adam wasn't able to play for us this year, but Ben will add a left arm option to our exciting group," said Craig Flindall, Birmingham Phoenix general manager. 

A lanky, fast right-arm bowler, Adam Milne made his first-class debut in 2009/10 as an 18-year-old, snapping a wicket on his second ball and finishing 4-52 against Canterbury. Michael Mason was called up to the New Zealand team due to Jacob Oram's injury. But since his debut he has been struggling with injuries.

The Hundred: Marcus Stoinis is criticized Mohammad Hasnain on his bowling action

Australia batsman Marcus Stoinis was furious after being dismissed by Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Hasnain during an August 14 The Hundred match.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/mohammad-hasnain-bowling-15_08_2022.jpg">Australia all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has been criticized from the cricket corner after he appeared to have accused Pakistani speedster Mohammad Hasnain of crapping during the Southern Brave's seven-wicket loss to the Oval Invincible in the ongoing The Hundred. 

The 32-year-old lost to Mohammad Hasnain after falling into the hands of centurion Will Jacks down the middle. 

Walking back to the pavilion, Stoinis did a shameful act when he mimicked Hasnain's action to throw one.Stoinis hit the highest hit for the Brave on Sunday night with 37 balls from 27 and was dismissed by Hasnain, who hit a pull to mid-off. He fell after sharing a 55-run partnership with captain James Vince for the second wicket. 

While walking back to the pavilion, Stoinis mimicked a throw that indicated he was about to jibe Hasnain's bowling action. 

Stoinis has been widely criticized on social media for his attempt to challenge the legality of Hasnain's bowling action. 

"This is shocking! Hasnain was acquitted and it has nothing to do with Stoinis," wrote former player Azeem Rafiq on Twitter.Hasnain was found guilty of an illegal bowling operation and suspended from bowling earlier this year. The 22-year-old was then reported by referee Gerard Abood after bowling in the January 2 BBL game between Sydney Thunder and Adelaide Strikers. 

Hasnain underwent biomechanical testing in late January, with results from Lahore University of Management Sciences confirming his action violated the ICC's 15-degree limit for elbow extension. 

The Pakistani Quick has since been declared fit for bowling again following renovation work.

The Hundred 2022: Tymal Mills is ruled out the rest of the tournament due to injury

Tymal Mills will miss the rest of the hundred through injury but remains hopeful he can make his way into England's T20 World Cup squad.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/tymal-mills-ruled-out-14_08_2022.jpg"> The England left-arm missed Southern Brave's first game of the tournament before returning for game two, but missed again in Friday's loss to London Spirit.England pace sensation Tymal Mills will miss the rest of The Hundred 2022 after undergoing surgery for his toe injury on Friday (12 August) and it will be a huge blow to the Southern Brave side. However, Mills is hoping to make the T20 World Cup squad for England, due to be held in Australia in October-November. England will play seven T20Is against Pakistan apart from the three T20Is against Australia in preparation for the 2022 T20 World Cup.His form has deteriorated this year and a toe injury has seen him miss all but one of England's six home T20 internationals this summer. When he played he won the Ageas Bowl in three overs against India 1 to 35. 

Mills missed the Hundred's first game to give his toe time to heal and played for Southern Brave against Birmingham Phoenix in Edgbaston on Wednesday night, returning numbers of 0 for 33 from 20 balls. 

But his toe flared up again after that game and he underwent surgery on Friday morning, followed by another procedure on Wednesday which will rule him out of the rest of the tournament.Mills has played 13 T20Is and won 12 wickets with an average of 31.16 and an impressive save rate of 8.37. The 30-year-old missed The Hundred's first game in 2022 but was selected for the second against Birmingham Phoenix. He returned with numbers of 0 for 33 at 1.65 runs per ball and missed again in the third game against the London Spirit.Brave's Searers in their last game were Michael Hogan, James Fuller, Chris Jordan and Marcus Stoinis, with Stoinis taking new ball alongside Hogan, the 41-year-old Australian who was wildcard-picked ahead of the competition. 

George Garton is managing his post-Long Covid workload while Craig Overton was on duty with England Lions.

"Just trying to beat it up" - The Hundred Centurion Will Smeed

England youngster Will Smeed is the first player to score a century at The Hundred and Eoin Morgan believes his achievement is "a big spanner in the sand" as the youngster has never played top-flight cricket.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/willsmeed-the-hundred-12_08_2022.jpg"> Will Smeed expressed his delight at becoming the first-ever Centurion in Hundred history after his stunning 101 failed to help Birmingham Phoenix to a dominant 53-run win over men's champion Southern Brave at Edgbaston. 
The 20-year-old hit his run with just 50 balls, making him the owner of the highest singles total in the 100-ball format, eclipsing the 92 of Liam Livingstone and Jemimah Rodrigues last season.It was a stunning inning from Smeed, who was a breakout star for the Phoenix in last year's Hundred after impressing for Somerset in the T20 Blast. He is also in England after making his List A debut for the Lions against South Africa last month. 

Those games remain his only appearances outside of T20 or Hundred, and former England white-ball captain Eoin Morgan believes Smeed's century has cemented him as a 'hero of the country' and that his success is 'a big spanner in the sand for England cricket".Smeed, who recently made his England Lions debut against South Africa, was keen to heap the credit on his team-mates. 

"Everyone put their hand up today, everyone is doing their job," he said. “It felt like we were above average, it felt like if we bowled well and fielded well and stuck to our plans we would win the game and obviously we saw that. 

"The way we're set up, we want to play positively. So if a few people can get out of every game we should be in a good position. There's a lot of belief in the group that anyone can play, it's a job for the team."“Brooksy bowled incredibly. I feel like I stole [the award] from Brooksy," he chuckled. “He has five wickets and two catches but at the end of the day it's a team game and we all contributed to it. He should get all the credit.” 

The Englishman is now – understandably – looking forward to continuing his side's momentum for the remainder of the competition. 

"It was nice to start, obviously we didn't lose a game here [in Edgbaston] last year so we're going to keep going," he said. "We've had a few training sessions and it kind of made me feel good again, so I don't care if we play or train."

The Hundred: Will Smeed smashes the first century

Will Smeed (101 not out) made history in The Hundred and Henry Brooks gained five wickets as Birmingham Phoenix beat defending champions Southern Brave.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/will-smeed-hundres-11_08_2022.jpg"> Will Smeed hit the first century at the Hundred as Birmingham Phoenix beat reigning champions Southern Brave at Edgbaston by 53 runs. At NHS Heroes Night in Birmingham, a crowd of 14,000 with thank you workers and support staff were royally entertained by Smeed as he fired an unbeaten 101 from 50 balls to lift his side to 176 for four.The Brave responded with a paltry 123 all out as Henry Brookes enjoyed a dream debut on the floor he always called home. He made five for 25 and two excellent catches as Phoenix grabbed their first win of the season and handed James Vince's side their first loss in nine games.The previous record in the men's hundred was 92, set by Smeed's team mate Liam Livingstone in 2021.&nbsp;Smeed's efforts helped the Phoenix hit 176 runs from 100 balls -- the highest score in this year's hundred to date.Smeed's performance was helped by another youngster with the ball as 22-year-old Henry Brookes made it 5-25 - only the third five-wicket move in The Hundred - to knock out Southern Brave with 123 and a crushing 53 to seal. run victory. 

Former England white-ball captain Eoin Morgan believes Smeed's century could be a turning point as the youngster potentially becomes the flag-bearer of a new generation of cricketers dedicated solely to limited-surplus cricket around the world. 

"It's a spanner in the sand for English cricket," Morgan told Sky Sports. “He doesn't play first class cricket, he's predominantly a T20 cricketer and is clearly exceptional at what he does. So it's possibly a new path for him into international cricket. 

“We've seen at other competitions around the world where home-grown franchise tournaments that attract big-name players produce home-grown heroes. Tonight Will Smeed has become one of them.”

Kieron Pollard achieved another milestone in T20 cricket

Kieron Pollard has recently retired from international cricket. But he is one of the legends of the shortest cricket format. He still shows his awesomeness while playing in many T20 leagues in the world.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/kieron-pollard-hundred-09_08_2022.jpg"> Former West Indies captain Kieron Pollard achieved a major milestone in T20 cricket when he played for London Spirit In The Hundred. He was the first and so far only cricketer to play 600 games in T20 cricket. They are followed by players Dwayne Bravo (543 games), Shoaib Malik (472), Chris Gayle (463) and Ravi Bopara (426). Of Pollard's 600 T20 games, 101 are for the West Indies national team.The hard-hitting batsman achieved the milestone during his side's London Spirit game against Manchester Originals during the ongoing The Hundred tournament at Lord's. Pollard made sure the occasion was unforgettable. He hit 34 unbeaten runs with just 11 balls consisting of a four and four big sixes. 

Pollard has some brilliant T20I stats. He has 11,723 carries in 600 games with a 31.34 average. He has a best individual performance of 104. Pollard has scored a century and 56 half centuries in the format. He has also taken 309 wickets with best bowling numbers of 4/15.“It's an achievement in itself, 600 games in each format. I never set out to play that many games or play this format for this period of time, but it's something that has come about and I've enjoyed it so far. Let's see what happens when I advance. I will keep trying to work hard and play cricket with a smile on my face. As long as the body lasts, I'll see how long I can last," Pollard told ESPN Cricinfo after the game. 

Manchester Originals were eliminated by just 108 as they lost the game by a massive 52 runs. Phil Salt had the highest score at 36 as many of the Manchester batters were dismissed for single digit scores. The London team tops the points table after two games with four points and an NRR of +2.976.

The Hundred: Birmingham Phoenix add in squad D'Oliveira and Timm van der Gugten

The duo linked up with the team following the injuries to hitter Tom Abell and fast bowler Olly Stone ahead of Saturday's season opener against the Trent Rockets at Trent Bridge.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/the-hundres-05_08_2022.jpg"> Van der Gugten replaces injured fast bowler Olly Stone while D'Oliveira follows in Tom Abell's footsteps. Both players are available for the franchise's tournament opener against Trent Rockets on August 6th.Worcestershire club captain D'Oliveira has had an impressive Vitality Blast campaign this year with 315 runs and 12 wickets. In total, the right-hander has made 279 career appearances, fired 7,324 runs and requested 195 layoffs. 

Van der Gugten is joining Birmingham Phoenix after representing Trent Rockets on the inaugural edition of The Hundred in 2021. 

The 31-year-old has a wealth of experience in short form, having played for the Netherlands in the men's ICC T20 World Cup, Glamorgan in the Vitality Blast, Hobart Hurricanes in the Big Bash and Northern Districts in the Super Smash. The right poor man has hit 520 goals in his career so far.D'Oliveira enjoyed a prolific T20 Blast campaign for Worcestershire, hitting 315 runs, including two half centuries, for a batting average of 145.16. He also took 12 wickets and posted a tournament economy of 7.41. 

Netherlands international van der Gugten, meanwhile, is a veteran of the T20 circuit and has won 123 wickets in 109 career games. He has played in Big Bash, Super Smash and T20 Blast and has recorded 62 wickets in 51 games for Glamorgan.D'Oliveira said: "I'm incredibly excited to be working with Birmingham Phoenix and I can't wait to get started. The team came incredibly close to winning the competition last year and I will do everything I can to help them lift the trophy this year." 

"I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity at Birmingham Phoenix. After experiencing the competition last year, I can't wait to play in this exciting format again," added van der Gugten.General manager Craig Flindall backed the pair to help Birmingham Phoenix secure their first title: “We are delighted to add two experienced players to the Phoenix men's roster. Losing Tom Abell and Olly Stone so close to the start of the competition was incredibly frustrating and we send them our best wishes as they recover. 

"For Brett and Timm, this is a fantastic opportunity to showcase their talent and help the team go one step further than 2021."

'Take a look in the mirror' Mickey Arthur tells Umar Akmal to after statement

Mickey Arthur has responded to the allegations made against him by Umar Akmal. Mickey Arthur has urged Umar Akmal to take a look back at his own behavior before claiming the former manager has retired.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/mickey-arthur-15_06_2022.jpg">The former coach responded to the tweet by renowned Pakistani sports journalist Aalia Rasheed, who cited Umar's allegations. 

"Mickey Arthur ruined my career. The selection committee at the time and the local coaches didn't support me," Aalia quoted Umar as saying in her tweet.The South African-born coach, who is one of cricket's most respected thinkers, had an awkward relationship with the Akmal brothers. After leaving his role in 2019, Arthur had revealed the reasons behind the sour relationships in several interviews. 

Arthur said that <a href="https://www.bdcrictime.com/player/profile/147/umar-akmal">Umar Akmal </a>is quite arrogant and doesn't like to improve his fitness, the same problem he had with his brother Kamran. 

“I found him arrogant in the academy incident. He went to our fitness trainer, Grant Luden, and asked him about his fitness regimen, even though he's had six to seven of them in the past," Mickey had previously told Arthur in 2020."He then goes to<a href="https://www.bdcrictime.com/player/profile/82838/grant-flower"> Grant Flower</a> and asks 'Can I have a hit?' which I thought was incredibly arrogant," Arthur added on BSports Pakistan's official YouTube channel. 

"There I told him, let's go and talk. I told him that before you come to the academy to use our facilities, you need to sort things out first, including improving fitness and grading runs. I might have used a few stronger words, but that should shock him into some sort of action," the former coach had explained."If Pakistan picked him again I would be very surprised and it would be a very bad decision," Arthur had said. 

Akmal's charge against Arthur was that the manager was abusive, but in a new interview he has claimed Arthur destroyed his career. 

When Arthur read the accusation on Twitter, he responded with harsh words, asking Umar to hold the mirror up to his face, indicating that it was the cricketer himself who brought about his own downfall.

Mickey Arthur's "unprofessional" behavior is accused by Umar Akmal for destroying his career

"Mickey Arthur had personal issues with me at the time, but the team management at the time didn't say anything and they're still silent today." Mickey Arthur, on the other hand, later admitted to using offensive remarks against me."<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/umar-akmal-15_06_2022.jpg"><a href="https://www.bdcrictime.com/player/profile/147/umar-akmal">Umar Akmal </a>has criticized former Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur for ruining his career, claiming Arthur was an unprofessional head coach."Mickey Arthur had personal issues with me, but the team management at the time didn't speak out for me and they remain silent even to this day. However, Mickey Arthur later admitted that he used harsh words against me.” 

The right-handed batter also accused the former head coach of abusing him at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore, where the incident was witnessed by former captain Inzamam-ul Haq and former leg spinner Mushtaq Ahmed.Umar Akmal revealed in an interview that he was one of the players who refused to take big payments in T20 leagues just for national engagement. 

"I am one of the few Pakistani cricketers who have turned down lucrative T20 league contracts in exchange for involvement in local cricket." 

In response to a question, Akmal said Imran Khan had asked Waqar Younis to send him to the 2016 Cricket World Cup 3rd pitch. I will be sent to the 3rd pitch.” IK had asked Waqar Younis, the coach, why Umar wasn't in the top beat order. "I was just curious about IK's experience against India," he explained. 

It is worth mentioning that Umar Akmal was punished by the team management for apparently complaining to former captain Imran Khan about being moved up the batting order.

Nationality	England
Role	All Rounder
Born	23rd Oct, 2003
Age	19 years, 3 months, 10 days
Batting Style	Left hand Bat
Bowling Style	Left Arm Orthodox

Matches	13
Innings	13
Not Out	1
Runs	103
High Score	21
Average	8.58
Strike Rate	101.98
100s	0
50s	0
6s	2
4s	11

Matches	8
Innings	7
Not Out	1
Runs	141
High Score	66
Average	23.50
Strike Rate	94.63
100s	0
50s	1
6s	4
4s	9

Matches	5
Innings	8
Not Out	0
Runs	134
High Score	61
Average	16.75
Strike Rate	42.27
100s	0
50s	1
6s	0
4s	21

Matches	13
Innings	5
overs	11
Runs	96
wickets	1
bestinning	1/21
bestmatch	1/21
Average	96.00
econ	8.72
Strike Rate	66.0
4W	0
5W	0
10W	0

Jacob Bethell

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