Steven Patterson

Steven Andrew Patterson

Steven Andrew Patterson

England England

Overview

Full Name Steven Andrew Patterson
Age 41y 33d
Born Monday, October 3, 1983, England
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Right-arm fast medium
Playing Role

Teams represented

Yorkshire Cricket Board Yorkshire Cricket BoardYorkshire Yorkshire

Biography

Steven Patterson burst into prominence on the English circuit when he grabbed two wickets with the last two scheduled balls of the match to take his side to a nerve-wracking one run win over Loughborough UCCE. A tall seam bowler, Patterson made his List A debut for Yorkshire in 2003. In the year 2005, Patterson got the chance to make his first-class debut against Bangladesh A.

With Tim Bresnan and Ajmal Shahzad away most of the times on England duty, Patterson grabbed the opportunities with both hands to fit in the role of the strike bowler for Yorkshire. He enjoyed an excellent 2010 season, picking up 45 first-class wickets at an economy of 26.68 and cemented his place in all formats. Apart from being a good swing bowler, Patterson has also shown that he can bat, if needed. He was the core member of the Yorkshire squad for the Champions League T20, 2012.

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Biography

sub title

Steven Patterson burst into prominence on the English circuit when he grabbed two wickets with the last two scheduled balls of the match to take his side to a nerve-wracking one run win over Loughborough UCCE. A tall seam bowler, Patterson made his List A debut for Yorkshire in 2003. In the year 2005, Patterson got the chance to make his first-class debut against Bangladesh A.

With Tim Bresnan and Ajmal Shahzad away most of the times on England duty, Patterson grabbed the opportunities with both hands to fit in the role of the strike bowler for Yorkshire. He enjoyed an excellent 2010 season, picking up 45 first-class wickets at an economy of 26.68 and cemented his place in all formats. Apart from being a good swing bowler, Patterson has also shown that he can bat, if needed. He was the core member of the Yorkshire squad for the Champions League T20, 2012.