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Kirk McKenzie

Born: 2000-11-09
Batting: left handed
Bowling: right-arm offbreak
From: West Indian

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
Test	6	203	16.92	58.5	50
List A	27	741	29.64	76.55	99
T20	31	458	15.79	109.31	69
T10	8	132	22	183.33	48

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
List A	27	2	5	4.0	2/20
T20	31	0	10	0.3	—
T10	8	0	14	1.0	—

Recent performances

Test match form

26 Jul 2024vs ENG, WI vs ENG 2024, #3Test

Batting: 8 (18b)
Bowling: —

26 Jul 2024vs ENG, WI vs ENG 2024, #3Test

Batting: 12 (9b)
Bowling: —

18 Jul 2024vs ENG, WI vs ENG 2024, #2Test

Batting: 11 (27b)
Bowling: —

18 Jul 2024vs ENG, WI vs ENG 2024, #2Test

Batting: 1 (5b)
Bowling: —

10 Jul 2024vs ENG, WI vs ENG 2024, #1Test

Batting: 1 (14b)
Bowling: —

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10 Jul 2024vs ENG, WI vs ENG 2024, #1Test

Batting: 0 (9b)
Bowling: —

25 Jan 2024vs AUS, AUS vs WI 2024, #2Test

Batting: 21 (25b)
Bowling: —

25 Jan 2024vs AUS, AUS vs WI 2024, #2Test

Batting: 41 (50b)
Bowling: —

16 Jan 2024vs AUS, AUS vs WI 2024, #1Test

Batting: 26 (35b)
Bowling: —

16 Jan 2024vs AUS, AUS vs WI 2024, #1Test

Batting: 50 (94b)
Bowling: —

About Kirk McKenzie

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Kirk Mckenzie is another bright prospect who has emerged from the Under-19 World Cup for the West Indies. Just like Chris Gayle, Mckenzie is a left-handed top-order batter, a virtuoso and from the land of Jamaica. The youngster made the limelight during the 2020 World Cup when he batted brilliantly for 99, despite having an injured leg. The Jamaican donned the West Indian colours during the 2020 Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand, where he showed some fighting spirit. Struggling with an injured leg that was enabling him to barely stand, Mckenzie batted brilliantly but fell just one run shy of a hundred against New Zealand Under-19. Later, the left-hander was carried off the field by the Kiwi boys. The Jamaican was the third-highest run-scorer for the West Indies in the tournament with a total of 152 runs from five innings. The following year, the southpaw was named in the Jamaica Tallawahs squad for the Caribbean Premier League 2021. In CPL, t he youngster will be spending a month or so with the likes of Andre Russell, Fidel Edwards, Carlos Braithwaite and many others; which would help him to graduate to the next level. (As of August 2021)