Mornantau Hayward

Mornantau Hayward

South Africa South Africa

Overview

Full Name Mornantau Hayward
Age 47y 262d
Born Sunday, March 6, 1977, South Africa
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Right-arm fast
Playing Role Bowler

Teams represented

South Africa South AfricaIreland IrelandChennai Superstars Chennai SuperstarsRoyal Bengal Tigers Royal Bengal TigersICL World ICL WorldSouth African Academy South African AcademyDerbyshire DerbyshireDolphins DolphinsEastern Province Eastern ProvinceEastern Province B Eastern Province BHampshire HampshireNorth West Dragons North West DragonsRest of South Africa Rest of South AfricaSouth Africa A South Africa AWorcestershire WorcestershireMiddlesex MiddlesexSouth Africa Under-19 South Africa Under-19Warriors WarriorsSouth Africa Legends South Africa Legends

Biography

This red-haired fast bowler from Cape Province screamed onto the International arena with a blazing Test debut in 1997 in which he bowled a miserly 28 overs including 7 maidens at an impressive economy rate that fetched him 5 wickets. His scorching pace caused many people to liken him to the legendary Proteas fast bowler Alan Donald but after 14 Test matches in which he picked up 54 scalps and 21 ODI’s in which he bagged 21 wickets, Hayward faded out of International reckoning. He disappeared from the limelight in 2004 but three years later he was seen taking part in the controversial Indian Cricket league in which he formed an integral part of the Kolkata Tigers outfit.

Debut
South Africa vs England at Gqeberha - Thursday, December 9, 1999

Batting

Matches 16
Innings 17
Runs 66
100's - 50's 0 - 0
Sixes - Fours 0 - 10
Average 7.33
Strike Rate 34.73
Highest Score (vs Australia, 26/12/2001) 14

Bowling

Matches 16
Innings 29
Overs 470.1
Wickets 54
Economy Rate 3.42
Five-Wicket Haul Innings 1
Ten-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Best Figures (vs Pakistan, 26/12/2002) 5/56

Fielding

Catches 4
Stumpings 0
Run Outs 0

Career Wickets

15
12
8
4
Wickets
Years

Biography

sub title

This red-haired fast bowler from Cape Province screamed onto the International arena with a blazing Test debut in 1997 in which he bowled a miserly 28 overs including 7 maidens at an impressive economy rate that fetched him 5 wickets. His scorching pace caused many people to liken him to the legendary Proteas fast bowler Alan Donald but after 14 Test matches in which he picked up 54 scalps and 21 ODI’s in which he bagged 21 wickets, Hayward faded out of International reckoning. He disappeared from the limelight in 2004 but three years later he was seen taking part in the controversial Indian Cricket league in which he formed an integral part of the Kolkata Tigers outfit.