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Dwayne Smith

Born

Apr 12, 1983 (42 years)

Birth Place

Role

All Rounder

Batting Style

Right-Hand Bat

Bowling Style

Right-Arm Medium

Dwayne Smith Statistics

Batting Stats

Matches

Innings

1018

Runs

120

Highest Score

Not Out

130.01

Strike Rate

50's

100's

200's

23.14

Average

783

Balls

300's

108

4's

6's

Ducks

Bowling Stats

Matches

Innings

Wickets

Balls

252

Runs

Overs

0.89

Economy

Maidens

1/20

BBI

10W

Hattricks

31.5

Average

Strike Rate

Career Debut Information

Test South Africa vs West Indies at Cape Town - January 02 - 06, 2004

ODISouth Africa vs West Indies at Cape Town - January 25, 2004

T20 New Zealand vs West Indies at Auckland - February 16, 2006

Teams played for

West Indies, Atlanta Riders, Barbados, Barbados Tridents, Chennai Super Kings, Deccan Chargers, Gujarat Lions, Guyana Amazon Warriors, Jamaica Tallawahs, Khulna Royal Bengals, Montreal Tigers, Mumbai Indians, New South Wales, Peshawar Zalmi, Quetta Gladiators, Sussex, Sylhet Royals, Urbanrisers Hyderabad, West Indies A, Winnipeg Hawks

West Indies, Riders, Barbados, Tridents, CSK, Chargers, Guj Lions, Amazon, Tallawahs, Khulna, Tigers, MI, NSW, Zalmi, Gladiators, Sussex, Royals, Urbanrisers, W. Indies A, Hawks

About Player

Tall, aggressive, and powerful, Dwayne Smith shares his name with, among others, the wide receiver for the Wisconsin Badgers, and the winner of the 2002 World Championship of Public Speaking. But when, in December 2003, he was called up to join the West Indian Test squad in South Africa, he was arguably as well known in cricket circles as either of them. All that changed, however, on the final day of the third Test at Newlands, where he brought the calypso back to Caribbean cricket with a wonderful debut century. Smith had been given a surprise opportunity - ahead of his Grenadian namesake Devon - when Marlon Samuels flew home with a knee injury. It was rumoured that Viv Richards had recognised something of himself in the stance of the young Barbadian and, sure enough, he needed just 93 balls to justify his selection, bringing up his hundred with a crashing cover-drive. It was only the second century of Smith's first-class career, but it was enough to stem West Indies' run of seven consecutive defeats in South Africa..

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