Bowler · GB

Richard Gleeson

Born: Dec 02, 1987
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm fast-medium
From: Blackpool, Lancashire

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
T20I	6	2	1	50	2
First-class	32	241	11.48	35.49	31
List A	15	13	3.25	44.83	6*
T20	153	64	3.76	67.37	8
IPL	3	2	-	100	2*
T10	71	12	4	57.14	4

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
T20I	6	9	8.9	21.0	3/15
First-class	32	128	3.37	820.5	6/43
List A	15	17	5.86	86.1	5/47
T20	153	179	8.2	512.3	5/33
IPL	3	2	9.71	11.2	1/30
t10	5	0	9.7	10.0	—
t100	8	0	10.19	23.1	—
T10	71	66	10.91	129.0	3/4
Hundred	8	14	10.19	23.1	4/25

Recent performances

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About Richard Gleeson

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Richard Gleeson made a name for himself in the 2016 T20 Blast for Northamptonshire. The right-arm medium pacer was an integral part of the Notts squad as they reached the finals. He missed the final game due to an injury, but was the MVP of his side, taking wickets at regular intervals and also going at an economy of less than six runs per over. Gleeson had a mastery on yorker and was the death bowling specialist for the Notts. As a result, he was roped in by the Rangpur Riders in the 2016 Bangladesh Premier League. Impressed by Gleeson’s death bowling, his coach, David Ripley recommended his name to the England selectors for the shortest form of the game. In 2020, Gleeson was called up to the England Lions squad ahead of their tour to Australia. The pacer suffered side strain ahead of the 2021 domestic season and missed a chunk of matches due to the injury. A hard-working pace bowler, Gleeson is known as the ‘Death Bowling Specialist’ in the domestic circuit. He has toiled hard in the domestic arena and now towards the twilight of his career, Gleeson will aim to nurture the youngster for the future. (As of June 2021)