Colin Ingram

Colin Alexander Ingram

Colin Ingram

South Africa South Africa

Overview

Full Name Colin Alexander Ingram
Age 39y 134d
Born Wednesday, July 3, 1985, South Africa
Batting Style Left Handed
Bowling Style Leg break
Playing Role Batter

Teams represented

South Africa South AfricaEastern Province Eastern ProvinceFree State Free StateGlamorgan GlamorganSouth Africa A South Africa ADelhi Capitals Delhi CapitalsSomerset SomersetWarriors WarriorsAdelaide Strikers Adelaide StrikersHobart Hurricanes Hobart HurricanesSylhet Strikers Sylhet StrikersWayamba United Wayamba UnitedSaint Lucia Kings Saint Lucia KingsGuyana Amazon Warriors Guyana Amazon WarriorsTrinbago Knight Riders Trinbago Knight RidersIslamabad United Islamabad UnitedKarachi Kings Karachi KingsJo'burg Giants Jo'burg GiantsBoost Defenders Boost DefendersBangla Tigers Bangla TigersPakhtoons PakhtoonsKabul Zwanan Kabul ZwananBelfast Titans Belfast TitansDeccan Gladiators Deccan GladiatorsTeam Abu Dhabi Team Abu DhabiNorthern Superchargers Northern SuperchargersOval Invincibles Oval InvinciblesWelsh Fire Welsh FireGalle Marvels Galle MarvelsMI Cape Town MI Cape TownPretoria Capitals Pretoria CapitalsAbu Dhabi Knight Riders Abu Dhabi Knight Riders

Biography

Life has come a full circle for Ingram who at one stage of his career had decided to give up on the game but came back with vengeance and only at 24, forced his way into the national side.

A child prodigy, “Bozie” as he is known, kept knocking on the selectors’ door ever since his first-class and List A debut for the Warriors in 2004-05, but it was his performances in the MTN40 and Pro20 in 2009-10 that forced them to sit up and take notice. The left-hander who averaged 49 in first-class cricket in the 2008-09 season, 60 in List-A in 2009-10, and nearly 48 in Twenty20 in the same season was also part of the Warriors side which reached the 2010 Champions League final.

A middle-order batsman who hits the ball cleanly with the ability to clear fields with ease, Ingram made his first international appearance in a T20 against Zimbabwe in 2010 before going on to break a few records with a century on ODI debut against the same opposition.

In a short span of time the youngster showed his potential to the cricketing world.

Batting

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Highest Score (vs 0, 0) 0

Bowling

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Ten-Wicket Haul Innings 0
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Fielding

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Career Runs

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Biography

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Life has come a full circle for Ingram who at one stage of his career had decided to give up on the game but came back with vengeance and only at 24, forced his way into the national side.

A child prodigy, “Bozie” as he is known, kept knocking on the selectors’ door ever since his first-class and List A debut for the Warriors in 2004-05, but it was his performances in the MTN40 and Pro20 in 2009-10 that forced them to sit up and take notice. The left-hander who averaged 49 in first-class cricket in the 2008-09 season, 60 in List-A in 2009-10, and nearly 48 in Twenty20 in the same season was also part of the Warriors side which reached the 2010 Champions League final.

A middle-order batsman who hits the ball cleanly with the ability to clear fields with ease, Ingram made his first international appearance in a T20 against Zimbabwe in 2010 before going on to break a few records with a century on ODI debut against the same opposition.

In a short span of time the youngster showed his potential to the cricketing world.