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Alex Hales

Key facts

Full Name: Alexander Daniel Hales
Born: 3 January 1989, Hillingdon, Middlesex
County: Nottinghamshire
Other Teams: England, England Lions, England Under-19s
T20 Debut: England v India, Old Trafford, Aug 31 2011
Batting Style: Right-hand bat
Bowling Style: Right-arm medium

Domestic Stats

Batting Overview

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  Matches Innings Not outs Runs Best Average 50s 100s Caught Stumped Strike rate
Domestic Twenty20 Domestic Twenty20
40 40 2 1059 83 27.86 9 0 14 0 139.89
County Championship County Championship
30 52 3 2058 184 42 14 4 28 0 58.63
National League National League
23 22 2 851 0 42.55 4 2 10 0 112.41
Trophy Trophy
8 8 0 212 106 26.5 1 1 2 0 92.57
First Class County Championship
Other First Class
Test
33 58 4 2167 184 40.12 15 4 29 0 58.82

Bowling Overview

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  Matches Overs Innings Maidens Runs Wickets Average Best 5 wkts 10 wkts Strike rate
Domestic Twenty20 Domestic Twenty20
40 0.3 2 0 7 0 0 2 0 0 0
County Championship County Championship
30 45.5 5 7 166 3 55.3 63 0 0 91.6
National League National League
23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Trophy Trophy
8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
First Class County Championship
Other First Class
Test
33 46.5 6 7 167 3 55.6 63 0 0 93.6

Debut Overview

  Team Venue Batting runs Bowling runs Against Date
Domestic Twenty20 Domestic Twenty20
Nottinghamshire Trent Bridge 0.0 Durham 25 May 2009
County Championship County Championship
Nottinghamshire Old Trafford 17.0 Lancashire 29 April 2009
National League National League
Nottinghamshire Trent Bridge 150.0 Worcestershire 29 August 2009
Trophy Trophy
Nottinghamshire Trent Bridge 52.0 Leicestershire 19 April 2009
First Class County Championship
Other First Class
Test
Nottinghamshire Old Trafford 17.0 Lancashire 29 April 2009

Biography

Hales found early fame when, aged 16, he hit 52 runs off an over playing at London County Cricket Club’s Founders Day on the Nursery Ground at Lord’s in 2005. He helped his team score 77 off the final two overs - the last of which was bowled by former England spinner Min Patel - to win, and finished unbeaten on 114. Hales spent two years with MCC Young Cricketers before signing for Nottinghamshire in 2008 on the back of a successful trial. Despite scoring heavily in the second XI, he played just one first-team game that summer - his debut against Leicestershire in the Friends Provident...

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