Craig Ervine

Craig Ervine

Craig Ervine

Zimbabwe Zimbabwe

Overview

Full Name Craig Richard Ervine
Age 39y 141d
Born Monday August 19, 1985, Zimbabwe
Batting Style Left Handed
Bowling Style Off break
Playing Role Batter

Teams represented

Zimbabwe ZimbabweMidlands MidlandsMashonaland Eagles Mashonaland EaglesMatabeleland Tuskers Matabeleland TuskersNortherns NorthernsSouthern Rocks Southern RocksSoutherns SouthernsZimbabwe A Zimbabwe AZimbabwe Inv XI Zimbabwe Inv XIZimbabwe Under-19 Zimbabwe Under-19Zimbabwe XI Zimbabwe XIDurban Wolves Durban WolvesUprising Cricket Club Uprising Cricket ClubSOGO Rangers SOGO Rangers

Biography

A graceful left-handed batter, Craig Ervine's entry into Zimbabwean cricket was slightly surprising as compared to others. As a little kid, Ervine slipped and fell on broken glass injuring his hand severely in the process. After a three hour reconstructive surgery, he got the use of his hand back and made his way into the Zimbabwe Cricket Academy. Subsequently, he made it to the U-19 and 'A' sides.


Ervine hails from a cricket dominated family with his uncle and father both cricketers in their time. His older brother, Sean had a relatively short but fruitful stint with the national team and then proceeded to become a crucial part of Hampshire's middle-order. Ervine's younger brother, Ryan has plied his trade in the domestic circuit.


Ervine made his ODI debut against powerhouse India in 2010 at Bulawayo and scored an unbeaten 67 to help Zimbabwe win the match. He went on to seal his spot in the team thanks to that knock. He was prominent in the Zimbabwean domestic circuit and scored heavily which led to his selection in the national team. Having played in T20Is as well, Ervine is a versatile player. He was included in the side for the 2010 T20 World Cup in the Caribbean and proved his worth, when he helped his team notch a shocking victory over Australia in a warm-up game with his 114-run stand with teammate, Elton Chigumbura.

Debut
Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh at Harare - Thursday August 4, 2011

Batting

Matches 23
Innings 46
Runs 1598
100's - 50's 4 - 7
Sixes - Fours 14 - 170
Average 37.16
Strike Rate 50.42
Highest Score (vs Sri Lanka, 14/07/2017) 160

Bowling

Matches 0
Innings 0
Overs 0
Wickets 0
Economy Rate 0
Five-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Ten-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Best Figures (vs 0, 0) 0

Fielding

Catches 18
Stumpings 0
Run Outs 1

Career Runs

384
288
192
96
Runs
Years

Biography

sub title

A graceful left-handed batter, Craig Ervine's entry into Zimbabwean cricket was slightly surprising as compared to others. As a little kid, Ervine slipped and fell on broken glass injuring his hand severely in the process. After a three hour reconstructive surgery, he got the use of his hand back and made his way into the Zimbabwe Cricket Academy. Subsequently, he made it to the U-19 and 'A' sides.


Ervine hails from a cricket dominated family with his uncle and father both cricketers in their time. His older brother, Sean had a relatively short but fruitful stint with the national team and then proceeded to become a crucial part of Hampshire's middle-order. Ervine's younger brother, Ryan has plied his trade in the domestic circuit.


Ervine made his ODI debut against powerhouse India in 2010 at Bulawayo and scored an unbeaten 67 to help Zimbabwe win the match. He went on to seal his spot in the team thanks to that knock. He was prominent in the Zimbabwean domestic circuit and scored heavily which led to his selection in the national team. Having played in T20Is as well, Ervine is a versatile player. He was included in the side for the 2010 T20 World Cup in the Caribbean and proved his worth, when he helped his team notch a shocking victory over Australia in a warm-up game with his 114-run stand with teammate, Elton Chigumbura.