Matches (21)

PAK v WI [W] (1)

IPL (3)

County DIV1 (4)

County DIV2 (3)

Pakistan vs New Zealand (1)

WT20 Qualifier (4)

RHF Trophy (4)

NEP vs WI [A-Team] (1)

RESULT • 1st T20I • Karachi

WI-W

122/9

PAK-W

(20 ov, T:123) 121/8

WI Women won by 1 run

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RESULT • 42nd Match • IPL • T20 • Eden Gardens

KKR

261/6

PBKS

(18.4/20 ov, T:262) 262/2

PBKS won by 8 wickets (with 8 balls remaining)

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Marty Burr

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Full Name

Matthew Rodney Burr

Born

September 14, 1983, Blackwood, Adelaide, South Australia

Age

40y 225d

Batting Style

Right hand Bat

Bowling Style

Right arm Offbreak

TEAMS

Australia Under-17s South Australia Under-17s South Australia Under-19s

Club - Sturt. He has represented South Australia at Under 14 and Under 15 and this is his second appearance in the South Australian Under 17 team. He was a member of the South Australia Under 19 team at Hobart in December 2000. He is currently a member of the South Australian spin development squad. He plays Australian football, golf, soccer and enjoys surfing. Schools - Bellevue Heights Primary; Westminster School, Marion. (Warwick Torrens, Jan 2001)

News and Features about Marty Burr

SACA announces Under 19s squad for National Carnival

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) today announced a 13-man squad to play in the South Australian Under 19 National Carnival inCanberra from December 11 to 22.

12-Nov-2002•South Australian Cricket Association

Under-19 Australian World Cup squad announced

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) announced today a preliminary squad of 25 ahead of the 2002 ICC Under-19 World Cup to be played in New Zealand from 14 January - 10 February 2002.

16-Nov-2001•Australian Cricket Board

Australian Under-19 World Cup training squad announced

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) has announced a 26-man preliminary training squad for the 2002 ICC Under-19 World Cup to be played in New Zealand during February.

16-Jul-2001•Australian Cricket Board