Mark Vermeulen

Mark Vermeulen

Mark Vermeulen

Zimbabwe Zimbabwe

Overview

Full Name Mark Andrew Vermeulen
Age 45y 326d
Born Friday March 2, 1979, Zimbabwe
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Off break
Playing Role

Teams represented

Zimbabwe ZimbabweMashonaland A Mashonaland AMatabeleland MatabelelandMountaineers MountaineersMashonaland Eagles Mashonaland EaglesMatabeleland Tuskers Matabeleland TuskersMid West Rhinos Mid West RhinosSouthern Rocks Southern RocksWesterns WesternsZimbabwe Under-23 Zimbabwe Under-23Zimbabwe A Zimbabwe AZimbabwe A Zimbabwe AZimbabwe Academy Zimbabwe AcademyZimbabwe Inv XI Zimbabwe Inv XIZimbabwe Under-19 Zimbabwe Under-19

Biography

Representing Zimbabwe in all forms of the game, an attacking opening batsman, Mark Vermeulen started off as his career at a young age. He captained the national side at the Under-19 level. Vermeulen impressed the national selectors and was selected in the senior side for the second Test against Pakistan in 2002 in Bulawayo.

An occasional off-spinner and plays his domestic cricket for Matabeleland Tuskers, Vermeulen played his first ODI against Sri Lanka in 2000-01 at Sharjah. His life changing moment came in the 2004 CB Series when he was struck a sickening blow on the head by Irfan Pathan. His career was over due to numerous disciplinary issues he had with the Zimbabwean Cricket Board. Vermeulen played his last Test in 2009 against Sri Lanka and his last ODI was in the same year against Bangladesh.
 

Debut
Zimbabwe vs Pakistan at Bulawayo - Saturday November 16, 2002

Batting

Matches 9
Innings 18
Runs 449
100's - 50's 1 - 2
Sixes - Fours 2 - 58
Average 24.94
Strike Rate 47.76
Highest Score (vs West Indies, 12/11/2003) 118

Bowling

Matches 9
Innings 1
Overs 1
Wickets 0
Economy Rate 5.00
Five-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Ten-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Best Figures (vs Sri Lanka, 14/05/2004) 0/5

Fielding

Catches 6
Stumpings 0
Run Outs 0

Career Runs

380
285
190
95
Runs
Years

Biography

sub title

Representing Zimbabwe in all forms of the game, an attacking opening batsman, Mark Vermeulen started off as his career at a young age. He captained the national side at the Under-19 level. Vermeulen impressed the national selectors and was selected in the senior side for the second Test against Pakistan in 2002 in Bulawayo.

An occasional off-spinner and plays his domestic cricket for Matabeleland Tuskers, Vermeulen played his first ODI against Sri Lanka in 2000-01 at Sharjah. His life changing moment came in the 2004 CB Series when he was struck a sickening blow on the head by Irfan Pathan. His career was over due to numerous disciplinary issues he had with the Zimbabwean Cricket Board. Vermeulen played his last Test in 2009 against Sri Lanka and his last ODI was in the same year against Bangladesh.