Phil Mustard

🏏 WicketkeeperBat: Left Handed BatBowl: Right-arm legbreak

Born: Oct 08, 1982 · Age: 44 yrs · Height: 5 ft 11 in · Birth place: Sunderland, Co Durham

A left-handed wicket-keeper batsman, who could hit the ball a long way, Phil Mustard was called up to the English side for the away ODI series against Sri Lanka in 2007. He was also picked for the limited overs leg of New Zealand tour. Mustard showed flashes of brilliance like his 74-ball 83 in the famous tied ODI at Napier but lacked consistency. His international career was checked to just 12 appearances. He was more comfortable in the county circuit, scoring runs at a quick pace to the leave the opposition rattled. Mustard was named captain of Durham in May 2010. His big hitting prowess paved way for T20 stints with Barisal Burners in the BPL and Mountaineers in Zimbabwe in the 2011-12 season.

Teams:Manipal Tigers England Champions Northern Challengers Rajasthan Kings England Masters Gurugram Thunders Royal Riders Punjab

Runs

233

ODI

High Score

Career best

ODI Avg

23.3

Runs per dismissal

100s / 50s

0/1

Milestone innings

Wickets

T20

Recent performances are temporarily unavailable.

Batting & Fielding Career

Comprehensive career statistics breakdown by match format

4 formats recorded

ODI

233 runs · BF 252 · Avg 23.3 · SR 92.46 · HS 83 · 100s/50s 0/1 · 200s 0

Mat 10 · Inns 10 · 4s 28 · 6s 5 · NO 0 · Ducks 0

T20

1064 runs · BF 687 · Avg 31.29 · SR 154.88 · HS 140 · 100s/50s 1/8 · 200s 0

Mat 36 · Inns 34 · 4s 113 · 6s 50 · NO 3 · Ducks 4

Test

0 runs · BF 0 · Avg 0 · SR 0 · HS 0 · 100s/50s 0/0 · 200s 0

Mat 0 · Inns 0 · 4s 0 · 6s 0 · NO 0 · Ducks 0

IPL

0 runs · BF 0 · Avg 0 · SR 0 · HS 0 · 100s/50s 0/0 · 200s 0

Mat 0 · Inns 0 · 4s 0 · 6s 0 · NO 0 · Ducks 0

Format	Mat	Inns	Runs	BF	HS	Avg	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s	NO	Ducks
ODI	10	10	233	252	83	23.3	92.46	0	1	28	5	0	0
T20	36	34	1,064	687	140	31.29	154.88	1	8	113	50	3	4
Test	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
IPL	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

About Phil Mustard

A left-handed wicket-keeper batsman, who could hit the ball a long way, Phil Mustard was called up to the English side for the away ODI series against Sri Lanka in 2007. He was also picked for the limited overs leg of New Zealand tour. Mustard showed flashes of brilliance like his 74-ball 83 in the famous tied ODI at Napier but lacked consistency. His international career was checked to just 12 appearances.

He was more comfortable in the county circuit, scoring runs at a quick pace to the leave the opposition rattled. Mustard was named captain of Durham in May 2010.

His big hitting prowess paved way for T20 stints with Barisal Burners in the BPL and Mountaineers in Zimbabwe in the 2011-12 season.