Profile
Left-handed opening batsman Tim McIntosh made his belated entry into international cricket at the age of 29. McIntosh, who has a style reminiscent of former New Zealand player Mark Richardson is used as a specialist in the longer format for the Black Caps.
McIntosh played domestic cricket for Auckland and commenced his stint with the team in the 1998-99 season. He did not enjoy his first season but the following three seasons brought to light the opener’s skill as he scored 820 runs at an average of 58.57. A good 2008-09 List ‘A’ season where he scored 190 in five matches at an average of 47.50 got him into national reckoning. He made his debut for the Black Caps in a 2008 Test against the West Indies and went on to score a century in just his second match. Delayed though his entry has been, Tim McIntosh is making the most of his time in the spotlight.
Statistics
Show:
| |
Matches |
Innings |
Runs |
NO |
Avg. |
SR |
100's |
50's |
HS |
| Test |
17 |
33 |
854 |
2 |
27.54 |
36.20 |
2 |
4 |
136 |
| |
Catches |
Stumpings |
Runouts |
| Test |
10 |
0 |
0 |
Career
Span:
- Test
-
- Debut:
- New Zealand Vs West Indies at University Oval, Dunedin - Dec 11, 2008
- Last played:
- New Zealand Vs Pakistan at Seddon Park, Hamilton - Jan 07, 2011
