Davy Jacobs

Davy Jacobs

South Africa South Africa

Overview

Full Name David Johan Jacobs
Age 42y 48d
Born Thursday November 4, 1982, South Africa
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Right-arm medium
Playing Role

Teams represented

Canada CanadaEastern Province Eastern ProvinceFree State Free StateNorthamptonshire NorthamptonshireNorth West Dragons North West DragonsRest of South Africa Rest of South AfricaSouth Africa A South Africa ASouth African Invitation XI South African Invitation XIMumbai Indians Mumbai IndiansDiamond Eagles Diamond EaglesSouth Africa Under-19 South Africa Under-19Warriors WarriorsSylhet Strikers Sylhet StrikersTrinbago Knight Riders Trinbago Knight RidersSurrey Jaguars Surrey Jaguars

Biography

David Johan Jacobs, better known as “Davy”, is a wicket-keeper batsman and represents the Warriors. The South-African has scored over 4000 runs in first-class cricket at an average of above 40 and a highest score of 218.

For the first seven seasons of his career, his captains at Eagles knew they could count on his forthright batting skills and solid wicket-keeping which even the Warriors realized. Subsequently, he was rewarded for his ability when the latter named him their captain.

His performance in the 2010 Champions League Twenty20 saw him earning a place in the Mumbai Indians camp too for IPL's season four.

Batting

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Bowling

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Fielding

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Biography

sub title

David Johan Jacobs, better known as “Davy”, is a wicket-keeper batsman and represents the Warriors. The South-African has scored over 4000 runs in first-class cricket at an average of above 40 and a highest score of 218.

For the first seven seasons of his career, his captains at Eagles knew they could count on his forthright batting skills and solid wicket-keeping which even the Warriors realized. Subsequently, he was rewarded for his ability when the latter named him their captain.

His performance in the 2010 Champions League Twenty20 saw him earning a place in the Mumbai Indians camp too for IPL's season four.