Tim McIntosh

Tim McIntosh

New Zealand New Zealand

Overview

Full Name Timothy Gavin McIntosh
Age 45y 49d
Born Tuesday December 4, 1979, New Zealand
Batting Style Left Handed
Bowling Style -
Playing Role

Teams represented

New Zealand New ZealandAuckland Aces Auckland AcesCanterbury CanterburyNZ Academy NZ AcademyNew Zealand A New Zealand ANew Zealand Under-19 New Zealand Under-19

Biography

Left-handed opening batsman Tim McIntosh made his belated entry into international cricket at the age of 29. McIntosh, who has a style reminiscent of former New Zealand player Mark Richardson is used as a specialist in the longer format for the Black Caps.

McIntosh played domestic cricket for Auckland and commenced his stint with the team in the 1998-99 season. He did not enjoy his first season but the following three seasons brought to light the opener’s skill as he scored 820 runs at an average of 58.57. A good 2008-09 List ‘A’ season where he scored 190 in five matches at an average of 47.50 got him into national reckoning. He made his debut for the Black Caps in a 2008 Test against the West Indies and went on to score a century in just his second match. Delayed though his entry has been, Tim McIntosh is making the most of his time in the spotlight.
 

Debut
New Zealand vs West Indies at Dunedin - Thursday December 11, 2008

Batting

Matches 17
Innings 33
Runs 854
100's - 50's 2 - 4
Sixes - Fours 7 - 98
Average 27.54
Strike Rate 36.20
Highest Score (vs West Indies, 19/12/2008) 136

Bowling

Matches 0
Innings 0
Overs 0
Wickets 0
Economy Rate 0
Five-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Ten-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Best Figures (vs 0, 0) 0

Fielding

Catches 10
Stumpings 0
Run Outs 0

Career Runs

374
282
188
94
Runs
Years

Biography

sub title

Left-handed opening batsman Tim McIntosh made his belated entry into international cricket at the age of 29. McIntosh, who has a style reminiscent of former New Zealand player Mark Richardson is used as a specialist in the longer format for the Black Caps.

McIntosh played domestic cricket for Auckland and commenced his stint with the team in the 1998-99 season. He did not enjoy his first season but the following three seasons brought to light the opener’s skill as he scored 820 runs at an average of 58.57. A good 2008-09 List ‘A’ season where he scored 190 in five matches at an average of 47.50 got him into national reckoning. He made his debut for the Black Caps in a 2008 Test against the West Indies and went on to score a century in just his second match. Delayed though his entry has been, Tim McIntosh is making the most of his time in the spotlight.