Neil Killeen

England

Full name Neil Killeen

Born October 17, 1975, Shotley Bridge, Co Durham

Current age 42 years 186 days

Major teams Durham

Nickname Killer

Batting style Right-hand bat

Bowling style Right-arm medium-fast

Height 6 ft 1 in

Education Greencroft Comprehensive School, University of Teesside

Relation Son - JD Killeen

Explore Neil Killeen's performance

Batting and fielding averages

	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	4s	6s	Ct
First-class	102	145	31	1302	48	11.42					26
List A	226	120	46	700	32	9.45					39
T20s	45	17	12	88	17*	17.60	91	96.70	5	1	9

Bowling averages

	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w
First-class	102		16499	8215	262	7/70		31.35	2.98	62.9		9
List A	226		10631	7376	304	6/31	6/31	24.26	4.16	34.9	7	5
T20s	45	45	933	1141	47	4/7	4/7	24.27	7.33	19.8	2	0

Career statistics

First-class debut	1995
Last First-class	Durham v Surrey at Chester-le-Street, Apr 23-26, 2008 scorecard
List A debut	1995
Last List A	Durham v Kent at Chester-le-Street, Sep 4, 2010 scorecard
T20s debut	Durham v Nottinghamshire at Chester-le-Street, Jun 13, 2003 scorecard
Last T20s	Worcestershire v Durham at Worcester, Jul 9, 2010 scorecard

Recent matches

Bat & Bowl	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date	Scorecard
22*	Durham 2nd	v Leics 2nd XI	Desborough	25 Jul 2016	Other
3/24, 6	Durham	v Kent	Chester-le-Street	4 Sep 2010	LA
0/19	Durham	v Worcs	Worcester	9 Jul 2010	T20
1/35	Durham	v Warwickshire	Chester-le-Street	2 Jul 2010	T20
2*, 0/51	Durham 2nd	v Glam 2nd XI	Darlington	15 Jun 2010	Other OD
4/30	Durham 2nd	v Lancs 2nd XI	Neston	31 May 2010	Other OD
0/43	Durham	v Leics	Chester-le-Street	23 May 2010	LA
2/16	Durham	v U.A.E.	Abu Dhabi	26 Mar 2010	Other OD
0/18	Durham 2nd	v Notts 2nd XI	Worksop	3 Aug 2009	Other OD
1/34, 0*	Durham	v Kent	Canterbury	27 Jul 2009	T20

Profile

Neil Killeen is a former England Under-19 bowler who was awarded a benefit year by Durham in 2006. Killeen, who is also a qualified coach, was threatening to break into the international set-up in 2000 when he snapped his ankle ligaments and missed a year of cricket. He since established himself as a reliable member of the Durham attack and was part of the team that secured Durham's historic first piece of silverware, the Friends Provident Trophy, in 2007 when they beat Hampshire in the competition's final at Lord's. He remained a respected presence in the dressing room as Durham became the dominant force in Championship cricket with successive titles and retired, aged 34, at the end of the 2010 season.

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