Matches (11)
IPL 2023 (3)
SA v NL (1)
BAN v IRE (1)
NZ v SL (1)
WI 4-Day (3)
CWC QLF (2)

Full Name

Neil Killeen

Born

October 17, 1975, Shotley Bridge, Co Durham

Age

47y 165d

Nicknames

Killer

Batting Style

Right hand Bat

Bowling Style

Right arm Medium fast

Playing Role

Bowler

Height

6ft 1in

Education

Greencroft Comprehensive School, University of Teesside

RELATIONS

TEAMS

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.


Sam Collins September 2010

Career Averages
Bowling
FormatMatInnsBallsRunsWktsBBIBBMAveEconSR4w5w10w
FC102-1649982152627/70-31.352.9862.9-90
List A226-1063173763046/316/3124.264.1634.9750
T2045459331141474/74/724.277.3319.8200
Batting & Fielding
FormatMatInnsNORunsHSAveBFSR100s50s4s6sCtSt
FC1021453113024811.42--00--260
List A22612046700329.45--00--390
T204517128817*17.609196.70005190
Recent Matches - Player
Photos
Ben Stokes heads for a net during Durham's game with Nottinghamshire
Neil Killeen has been appointed England men's elite pace bowling coach
Neil Killeen
Portrait of Neil Killeen
Kent players begin to celebrate their semi-final victory
Neil Killeen, Steve Harmison and Paul Collingwood celebrate Durham's first silverware