SIMON DOULL

Simon Doull - profile, career and stats 

Simon Doull is a former New Zealand fast bowler who showed promise in his swing bowling but his career was cut short due to consistent injuries and back problems. 

In 1998, Doull picked up his career-best figure of 7/65 in the first innings against India and in the second innings picked up 2/49. He fell short one wicket to get his first ever ten-wicket haul but Doull was awarded the Man of the Match as New Zealand won by four wickets at Wellington. 

Simon Doull could only play for New Zealand for eight years and turned to commentary after retirement. 

What is the full name of Simon Doull? 

Simon Blair Doull

When and where was Simon Doull born? 

August 06, 1969, Pukekohe, Auckland, New Zealand. 

Who is the wife of Simon Doull? 

Simon Doull is married to Liana Herbert. 

When did Simon Doull play his first international match? 

Simon Doull played his first ODI and Test against Zimbabwe in 1992. 

When did Simon Doull play his last international match? 

Simon Doull played his last Test and ODI against Australia in 2000. 

What was the role of Simon Doull in the New Zealand cricket team? 

Bowler. 

How many Tests did Simon Doull play and how many wickets did he take in them? 

In 32 Tests, Simon Doull took 98 wickets at an average of 29.30 with six five-wicket hauls. 

How many ODIs did Simon Doull play and how many wickets did he take in them? 

In 42 ODIs, Simon Doull took 36 wickets at an average of 40.52.