Craig Meschede

Craig Meschede

Craig Meschede

England England

Overview

Full Name Craig Anthony Joseph Meschede
Age 33y 32d
Born Thursday November 21, 1991, South Africa
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Right-arm medium fast
Playing Role

Teams represented

Glamorgan GlamorganSomerset SomersetGermany Germany

Biography

Craig Meschede is one of the many South African-born cricketers to have been plying their trade for English cricket. His father's German nationality qualifies him to play for England at the international level as well.

Debuting in first-class cricket for Somerset in 2011, Meschede started playing for the club from age group levels and graduated from the Academy. The talented all-rounder received huge media exposure when as a 19-year old, he scalped his maiden first-class wicket in the form of none other than the world's greatest batsman – Sachin Tendulkar! Meschede was applauded for his performance by Andrew Strauss, who was Somerset's guest player in a three-day warm up game against the touring Indians at Taunton.

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Biography

sub title

Craig Meschede is one of the many South African-born cricketers to have been plying their trade for English cricket. His father's German nationality qualifies him to play for England at the international level as well.

Debuting in first-class cricket for Somerset in 2011, Meschede started playing for the club from age group levels and graduated from the Academy. The talented all-rounder received huge media exposure when as a 19-year old, he scalped his maiden first-class wicket in the form of none other than the world's greatest batsman – Sachin Tendulkar! Meschede was applauded for his performance by Andrew Strauss, who was Somerset's guest player in a three-day warm up game against the touring Indians at Taunton.