Player profile

Logan van Beek

Bowler · NZ

Born: Sep 07, 1990
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm medium fast
From: Christchurch, Canterbury

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
T20I	36	108	7.2	80.6	23
Test	5	70	11.67	41.92	29
T10	9	26	8.67	152.94	12
List A	70	960	22.86	93.57	136
First-class	94	2,633	25.08	52.52	111*
ODI	37	526	21.92	82.57	59
T20	140	1,075	21.08	130.62	61*

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
T20I	36	43	7.79	108.0	4/27
Test	5	11	4.41	111.0	4/85
T10	9	14	12	15.0	3/16
List A	70	95	5.83	529.0	4/31
First-class	94	277	3.4	2485.0	6/46
ODI	37	55	5.4	317.3	4/24
T20	140	169	8.51	478.3	4/12

Recent performances

T20 match form

18 Feb 2026vs IND, T20 WC 2026, #36T20I

Batting: 4* (2b)
Bowling: —

18 Feb 2026vs IND, T20 WC 2026, #36T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 3/56 (4.0o)

13 Feb 2026vs USA, T20 WC 2026, #21T20I

Batting: 2 (5b)
Bowling: —

13 Feb 2026vs USA, T20 WC 2026, #21T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 1/28 (4.0o)

10 Feb 2026vs NAM, T20 WC 2026, #10T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 2/13 (3.0o)

7 Feb 2026vs PAK, T20 WC 2026, #1T20I

Batting: 0 (1b)
Bowling: —

7 Feb 2026vs PAK, T20 WC 2026, #1T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 1/46 (4.0o)

17 Jun 2024vs SL, T20 WC 2024, #38T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 2/45 (4.0o)

17 Jun 2024vs SL, T20 WC 2024, #38T20I

Batting: 0 (1b)
Bowling: —

13 Jun 2024vs BAN, T20 WC 2024, #27T20I

Batting: 2 (3b)
Bowling: —

13 Jun 2024vs BAN, T20 WC 2024, #27T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 0/43 (4.0o)

8 Jun 2024vs SA, T20 WC 2024, #16T20I

Batting: 23 (22b)
Bowling: —

8 Jun 2024vs SA, T20 WC 2024, #16T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 2/21 (4.0o)

4 Jun 2024vs NEP, T20 WC 2024, #7T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 3/18 (3.2o)

24 May 2024vs IRE, NED T20 Tri-Series 2024, #6T20I

Batting: 1* (1b)
Bowling: —

24 May 2024vs IRE, NED T20 Tri-Series 2024, #6T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 2/26 (4.0o)

22 May 2024vs SCO, NED T20 Tri-Series 2024, #4T20I

Batting: 10* (14b)
Bowling: —

22 May 2024vs SCO, NED T20 Tri-Series 2024, #4T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 3/13 (4.0o)

19 May 2024vs IRE, NED T20 Tri-Series 2024, #2T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 0/22 (4.0o)

19 May 2024vs IRE, NED T20 Tri-Series 2024, #2T20I

Batting: 3 (5b)
Bowling: —

18 May 2024vs SCO, NED T20 Tri-Series 2024, #1T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 3/18 (3.0o)

18 May 2024vs SCO, NED T20 Tri-Series 2024, #1T20I

Batting: 5 (4b)
Bowling: —

About

Player story

A bustling seam-bowling all-rounder, Dutch New-Zealander Logan van Beek is a man of a mixed sporting background in more ways than one. His maternal grandfather Sammy Guillen turned out for both the West Indies and New Zealand at Test level, while van Beek himself has represented New Zealand in both cricket and basketball at under 19 level. But it was his paternal heritage that granted him a route to senior international cricket, the Dutch nationality inherited from his father allowing him to don an orange shirt on the global stage. While remaining a regular on the New Zealand domestic scene, first for Canterbury and latterly Wellington, van Beek reconnected with his Dutch roots early, first coming to the Netherlands in 2012 to play for Haagsche CC, and made his debut for the Dutch against Essex in the English one-day competition the same season. He was still two years away from international Dutch eligibility due to his appearances for New Zealand u19s at the time, but his full international debut came at the earliest opportunity - the 2014 World T20. After a forgettable individual start to the tournament, van Beek starred with the ball in the Netherlands’ famous thumping of England in the main stage of the tournament, taking 3-9 in 2 overs as the Dutch romped to a 45-run win. His appearances in Orange were intermittent thereafter, hampered by commitments with Derbyshire whom he represented in the 2019 County season, but have become more regular since returning to play for Voorburg CC in the Dutch Topklasse in 2021. Lead wicket-taker for the Dutch at the 2022 T20 World Cup Qualifier, van Beek became the first Dutchman to take a hat-trick in T20Is on his way to personal best figures of 4-27 against Hong Kong. It was in the one-day format that he would produce his finest moment in Orange however, against the West Indies in a dramatic group-stage clash at the 2023 World Cup Qualifier. First scoring a clinical unbeaten 28 off 14 from number 8 to tie the scores at 374 apiece and take the match to a Super-Over, he delivered the victory single-handedly. Taking strike in the decisive extra over he hit Jason Holder for six boundaries from six balls, before taking the ball to defend his thirty runs in emphatic fashion, taking 2-7 in 5 balls to put the Dutch on track for the World Cup. Still on the fringes of the New Zealand senior side, van Beek has featured several times for New Zealand A while pursuing his Dutch career, and makes no secret of his hopes to be able to hang a black cap next to his Dutch one when he retires, but for the time being he has unfinished business in Orange