Michael Neser

Australia|Bowling Allrounder
Michael Neser
INTL CAREER: 2018 - 2023
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Full Name

Michael Gertges Neser

Born

March 29, 1990, Pretoria, South Africa

Age

33y 356d

Batting Style

Right hand Bat

Bowling Style

Right arm Medium fast

Playing Role

Bowling Allrounder

RELATIONS

(brother)

Born in South Africa, Michael Neser moved with his family to the Gold Coast at the age of 10 and emerged in Queensland's Under-19 side in 2008-09. He has good pace, the ability to move the ball and is a very handy lower-order batsman. Neser made his state debut in 2010-11 in the Sheffield Shield and Ryobi Cup and although injuries prevented him from becoming a permanent member of the Queensland side, he enjoyed a strong 2013-14 in the shorter formats, collecting 10 BBL wickets at 19.90 for the Adelaide Strikers after being Queensland's equal top Ryobi Cup wicket taker with 10 victims at 27.40. He was called up to the Australia A squad to take on South Africa A in four-day matches in August 2014. He also played in the 2016 Australia A series against India and South Africa A.

Neser continued to perform for Queensland as a pivotal part of the 2017-18 Shield title, but he also played a vital role in the Strikers BBL title in the same season. Those contributions did not go unnoticed by the Australian selectors. Neser was called up to the 2018 ODI tour of England and made his ODI debut at The Oval, playing two matches of the five-match series. He went on the Australia A tour of India and performed admirably in the two four-day games leading to a call up to Australia's new-look Test squad for the two-Test tour of the UAE against Pakistan. He did not play but returned to have a huge Shield season for Queensland. He made 481 runs at an average of 43.72 with five fifties at No.7, and took 33 wickets at 23.03 including a career-best 5 for 15 against Western Australia. During the 2019-2020 season he was a regular member of the Test squad but that maiden cap remained elusive.
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Michael Neser Career Stats

Bowling

FormatMatInnsBallsRunsWktsBBIBBMAveEconSR4w5w10w
Tests2428111773/225/5616.712.4940.1000
ODIs4422023932/462/4679.666.5173.3000
FC1041841851587343627/329/7024.122.8351.116100
List A676531022736825/285/2833.365.2937.8210
T20s116113222330881304/254/2523.758.3317.1300

Batting & Fielding

FormatMatInnsNORunsHSAveBFSR100s50s4s6sCtSt
Tests230563518.667277.77007100
ODIs4401162.752937.93000010
FC104142173624176*28.99648955.8451746836510
List A67511381612221.4796984.21125620210
T20s116732467064*13.67552121.37015320620
Michael Gertges Neser

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Recent Matches of Michael Neser

MatchBatBowlDateGroundFormat
Queensland vs South Aust142/18 & 3/5116-Feb-2024AdelaideFC
Queensland vs Tasmania47 & 01/52 & 1/3303-Feb-2024BrisbaneFC
Heat vs Sixers01/1524-Jan-2024SydneyT20
Heat vs Strikers6*0/2722-Jan-2024CarraraT20
Heat vs Sixers63/2719-Jan-2024CarraraT20

Photos of Michael Neser

Michael Neser got Daniel Hughes in the first over of the chase
Michael Neser, Heat's most successful bowler, celebrates after taking Sean Abbott's catch
Michael Neser celebrates his stunning catch
Michael Neser helped Brisbane Heat to a late onslaught
Michael Neser took the catch to dismiss Alex Ross
Michael Neser celebrates his first wicket of the match