Personal Details
- Date of Birth 21 June 1996
- Position Bowler
- Batting Style Right Handed Bat
- Bowling Style Right-Arm Fast Seam
- Local Club Clarence Cricket Club
- Country Australia
RileyMeredith
Australia
Bowler
Player Story
The man with the famous moustache completed another fine season for the Hurricanes in BBL|10, using his ferocious pace on every occasion to terrify opposing batsman.
The Hobart local finished with 16 wickets with a strike rate of 18.88, including a blistering 3-21 against the Renegades. Alongside Boland and Ellis, Meredith’s raw pace with the ball sets him apart as a wicket danger every ball and will no doubt cause headaches again this coming season.
Recently part of the Australian T20 side that played New Zealand (where Meredith picked up the prize wicket of Kiwi Kane Williamson), the pace bowler can no doubt look forward to further international opportunities in the future.
Overall Big Bash Career Stats
70 Matches Played
Batting
Innings
14
Runs
30
Strike rate
100
Average
3.75
High Score
10
6s
0
4s
3
Balls faced
30
Not Outs
6
50s
0
100s
0
Bowling
Innings
70
Wickets
91
Runs
2,054
Dot balls
477
Economy
8.11
Average
22.57
Strike rate
16.7
Overs Bowled
253.8
Best Bowling
4/21
5 Wickets
0
10 Wickets
0
Fielding
Catches
12
Run Outs
0
Awards
Player of the Match
3
Player of the Tournament
0
News
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Meredith commits to Hurricanes 'til at least 2025
Media release -
BBL|10: Season Review
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BBL|10 Match Report: Renegades v Hurricanes
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BBL|10 Match Report: Sixers v Hurricanes
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BBL|10 Match Report: Scorchers v Hurricanes
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BBL|10 Match Report: Hurricanes v Thunder
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BBL|10 Match Report: Stars v Hurricanes
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BBL|10 Match Report: Hurricanes v Heat
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