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Martin Guptill

New Zealand

Full name:	Martin James Guptill
Born:	September 30, 1986, Auckland, New Zealand
Current age:	33 Years, 10 Months, 6 Days
Major Teams:	New Zealand, Auckland, Derbyshire, Lancashire, North Island, New Zealand A, Worcestershire, Kings XI Punjab, Mumbai Indians, New Zealand Under-19, Sydney Thunder, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Barbados Tridents, Guyana Amazon Warriors, St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, New Zealanders, Edinburgh Rocks,

BATTING STATISTICS

	M	I	N/O	R	Avg	S/R	HS	100s	50s	BF	4x	6s
Test	47	89	1	2586	29.38	46.61	189 v Bangladesh	3	17	5548	326	23
ODI	183	180	19	6843	42.50	87.45	237* v West Indies	16	37	7825	694	176
T20I	88	85	7	2536	32.51	134.60	105 v Australia	2	15	1884	225	119
IPL	13	13	1	270	22.50	137.75	50* v Delhi Capitals	0	1	196	24	15
FC	112	203	13	7262	38.22	53.93	227 v Gloucestershire	16	38	13464	961	91

bowling STATISTICS

	M	I	O	Maiden	R	W	AVG	S/R	E/R	BEST BOWL	BEST BOWL MATCH	5 WKT	10 WKT	BALL BOWLED
Test	47	18	71.2	8	298	8	37.25	53.50	4.17	3/11 v Zimbabwe	3/11 v Zimbabwe	0	0	428
ODI	183	11	18.1	0	98	4	24.50	27.25	5.39	2/6 v India	2/6 v India	0	0	109
T20I	88	1	1	0	11	0	-	-	11.00	-	-	0	0	6
IPL	13	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-		-	-	-
FC	112	35	142.2	12	674	11	61.27	77.63	4.73	3/11 v Zimbabwe	3/11 v Zimbabwe	0	0	854

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