Dayle Hadlee

New Zealand|Bowler
Dayle Hadlee
INTL CAREER: 1969 - 1978
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Full Name

Dayle Robert Hadlee

Born

January 06, 1948, Riccarton, Christchurch, Canterbury

Age

75y 76d

Batting Style

Right hand Bat

Bowling Style

Right arm Medium fast

Playing Role

Bowler

RELATIONS

WA Hadlee

(father),

BG Hadlee

(brother),

Sir RJ Hadlee

(brother)

One of Walter Hadlee's five sons, Dayle Hadlee began his career as a fast-medium bowler but persistent back trouble caused him to reduce his pace and rely on swing rather than speed. Eventually his back led to his premature demise from the Test side (he toured England in 1978 but played only one first-class match). In 26 Tests and 11 ODIs he never took a five-for, but his nagging accuracy pegged down many leading batsmen. He made his debut for Central Districts in 1966-67, and in 1969 played in two Tests in England, followed by six on the subcontinent. He subsequently got involved in coaching, overseeing New Zealand's Under-19 side. He was appointed New Zealand Cricket's head bowling coach before taking on a position with the ICC's Global Cricket Academy in Dubai.

Career Averages
Bowling
FormatMatInnsBallsRunsWktsBBIBBMAveEconSR4w5w10w
Test264448832389714/307/6133.642.9368.7500
ODI1111628364204/344/3418.203.4731.4100
FC111-2011688533517/55-25.222.6457.3-113
List A37-20041155634/334/3318.333.4531.8300
Batting & Fielding
FormatMatInnsNORunsHSAveBFSR100s50s4s6sCtSt
Test264255305614.32--01-680
ODI117240208.008547.05003020
FC111152392113109*18.69--14--400
List A372462284012.66--00--100
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Dayle Hadlee and Ross Taylor at naming of New Zealand Under-19 World Cup preliminary squad
Dayle Hadlee talks about High Performance Centre developments
Bev Congdon leads the celebrations after New Zealand's first Test victory over Australia
Dayle Hadlee lies on the ground after being struck by a delivery by Tony Greig
Dayle Hadlee (L) and Richard Hadlee during the 1973 New Zealand tour of England
Dayle Hadlee