Chris Peploe

England

Full name Christopher Thomas Peploe

Born April 26, 1981, Hammersmith, London

Current age 36 years 359 days

Major teams Middlesex, Middlesex Cricket Board, Unicorns, Valley End

Nickname Peps, Pepsy

Batting style Left-hand bat

Bowling style Slow left-arm orthodox

Height 6 ft 4 in

Education Twyford C of E High, University of Surrey (Roehampton)

Explore Chris Peploe's performance

Batting and fielding averages

	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	4s	6s	Ct
First-class	30	41	7	530	46	15.58	1247	42.50			11
List A	26	15	6	58	14*	6.44	72	80.55			10
T20s	15	6	4	12	7	6.00	17	70.58	1	0	4

Bowling averages

	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w
First-class	30		5283	2839	56	4/31		50.69	3.22	94.3	3
List A	26		1140	817	31	4/38	4/38	26.35	4.30	36.7	2
T20s	15	13	221	378	10	3/35	3/35	37.80	10.26	22.1	0

Career statistics

First-class debut	Middlesex v Zimbabweans at Shenley, May 30-Jun 2, 2003 scorecard
Last First-class	Oxford UCCE v Middlesex at Oxford, Apr 12-14, 2008 scorecard
List A debut	2001
Last List A	Nottinghamshire v Unicorns at Nottingham, Jul 18, 2011 scorecard
T20s debut	Hampshire v Middlesex at Southampton, Jun 22, 2005 scorecard
Last T20s	Middlesex v Hampshire at Southgate, Jul 11, 2006 scorecard

Recent matches

Bat & Bowl	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date	Scorecard
5/71, 2, 6/113	Berkshire	v Lincolnshire	Banbury	27 Aug 2017	Other
0/41, 35*	Berkshire	v Lincolnshire	Wormsley	23 Aug 2017	Other OD
4/85, 21, 3/37, 32*	Berkshire	v Devon	Exeter	13 Aug 2017	Other
2/64, 103, 8/15	Berkshire	v Oxfordshire	Challow & Childrey	30 Jul 2017	Other
3/24, 36, 2/56, 25*	Berkshire	v Hrford	Finchampstead	16 Jul 2017	Other
12, 2/12	Berkshire	v Staffs	Stoke-on-Trent	9 Jul 2017	Other OD
60, 1/29, 66, 4/88	Berkshire	v Wiltshire	Newbury	2 Jul 2017	Other
6, 5/64, 17*, 5/84	Berkshire	v Wales MC	Abergavenny	18 Jun 2017	Other
7, 1/64	Berkshire	v Suffolk	Newbury	11 Jun 2017	Other OD
1/35, 6, 1/28	Berkshire	v Cornwall	Knowl Hill	4 Jun 2017	Other

Profile

Chris Peploe, who was an MCC Young Cricketer, is seen by many as Middlesex's slow left-arm successor to Phil Tufnell, and early sightings suggested he had more than enough ability to justify that label, and a better temperament into the bargain. He has, however, struggled to hold down a place and even when picked, has not always been given the long spells that would allow him to develop. He is also a capable and hard-hitting lower-order batsman.
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