Batsman

Mark Chapman

Born: Jun 27, 1994
Batting: Left Handed Bat
Bowling: left-arm orthodox spin
From: Hong Kong

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
ODI	36	1,030	36.79	105.1	132
T20I	112	2,074	21.38	135.73	104
First-class	42	2,942	44.58	63.49	276
List A	33	1,140	40.71	90.62	105
T20	130	2,795	26.88	137.89	101
Hundred	2	2	1	22.22	2
T10	7	136	27.2	174.36	38*

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
T20I	112	4	7.07	14.0	1/9
First-class	42	1	4.03	61.0	1/60
List A	33	4	5.98	42.0	1/20
T20	130	11	8.09	50.5	2/15

Recent performances

ODI match form

22 Jul 2026New Zealand vs West IndiesODI · Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados

Batting: 11 (12) • 1×4, 0×6
Bowling: —

19 Jul 2026New Zealand vs West IndiesODI · Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados

Batting: 80 (82) • 8×4, 4×6
Bowling: —

17 Jul 2026New Zealand vs West IndiesODI · Providence Stadium, Guyana

Batting: 7 (17)
Bowling: —

14 Jul 2026New Zealand vs West IndiesODI · Providence Stadium, Guyana

Batting: 0 (2)
Bowling: —

12 Jul 2026New Zealand vs West IndiesODI · Providence Stadium, Guyana

Batting: 27 (26) • 2×4, 1×6
Bowling: —

About Mark Chapman

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Born in Hong Kong to a Chinese mother and a New Zealand father, Mark Chapman is one of the rare cricketers to have represented two nations at the international level. A naturally gifted left-handed batter with an attacking mindset, Chapman first came into the spotlight at the 2009 Under-19 World Cup , representing Hong Kong at just 15 years old . Chapman quickly established himself as a key player in Hong Kong's emerging cricket scene. He made his World Cricket League debut in 2011 , and his contributions with the bat were pivotal in helping Hong Kong earn promotion from Division Three to Division Two. Despite operating in a mostly amateur setup, Chapman’s quality was unmistakable. A holder of dual passports , Chapman made use of his eligibility to play in New Zealand and debuted in first-class cricket for Auckland during the 2015–16 domestic season . Although he had already played 2 ODIs and 19 T20Is for Hong Kong , he qualified as a local player in New Zealand, owing to his citizenship. Chapman transitioned to New Zealand’s national side following a strong domestic run and was seen as a key middle-order option, particularly in the T20 format . His natural stroke-making ability, versatility in the batting order, and fearless approach earned him a spot in New Zealand’s white-ball squads, especially with more opportunities opening up after Ross Taylor’s retirement . Did You Know? Mark Chapman is one of only ten players in history—and the only player from an associate nation —to score a century on ODI debut . He achieved this remarkable feat with an unbeaten 124 against the United Arab Emirates in Dubai. Now a regular feature in New Zealand’s white-ball setup, Chapman continues to bring flair and adaptability to the middle order and remains a unique figure in world cricket for his dual-international status and multicultural background.

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