• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Contact Us
  • Feedback
  • DMCA

Cricket Dugout

EVERYTHING ABOUT CRICKET YOU WISH TO KNOW

  • Home
  • Fixtures
  • Teams
    • England
      • Eoin Morgan
      • Jos Buttler
      • Jonny Bairstow
      • Joe Root
      • Jason Roy
      • Ben Stokes
      • Alex Hales
      • Moeen Ali
      • James Vince
      • Chris Woakes
      • Adil Rashid
      • David Willey
      • Jofra Archer
      • Mark Wood
      • Liam Plunkett
      • Joe Denly
      • Tom Curran
    • Australia
      • Aaron Finch
      • Usman Khawaja
      • Steve Smith
      • David Warner
      • Shaun Marsh
      • Glenn Maxwell
      • Marcus Stoinis
      • Mitchell Starc
      • Nathan Lyon
      • Jason Behrendorff
      • Alex Carey
      • Pat Cummins
      • Nathan Coulter-Nile
      • Adam Zampa
      • Ashton Turner
      • Travis Head
      • Matthew Wade
      • D’Arcy Short
      • Josh Hazlewood
      • Peter Handscomb
    • Pakistan
      • Sarfraz Ahmed
      • Fakhar Zaman
      • Imam-ul-Haq
      • Babar Azam
      • Haris Sohail
      • Shoaib Malik
      • Mohammad Hafeez
      • Abid Ali
      • Imad Wasim
      • Faheem Ashraf
      • Shadab Khan
      • Hasan Ali
      • Junaid Khan
      • Shaheen Shah Afridi
      • Mohammad Husnain
    • India
      • Virat Kohli
      • Rohit Sharma
      • Shikhar Dhawan
      • MS Dhoni
      • Ravindra Jadeja
      • Dinesh Karthik
      • KL Rahul 
      • Vijay Shankar
      • Hardik Pandya
      • Bhuvneshwar Kumar
      • Jasprit Bumrah
      • Mohammed Shami
      • Kedar Jadhav
      • Kuldeep Yadav
      • Yuzvendra Chahal
    • New Zealand
      • Kane Williamson
      • Martin Guptill
      • Colin Munro
      • Colin de Grandhomme
      • Ross Taylor
      • Tom Latham
      • Henry Nicholls
      • Tom Blundell
      • Jimmy Neesham
      • Tim Southee
      • Trent Boult
      • Matt Henry
      • Lockie Ferguson
      • Mitchell Santner
      • Ish Sodhi
    • South Africa
      • Faf du Plessis
      • Hashim Amla
      • Quinton de Kock
      • David Miller
      • Aiden Markram
      • Rassie van der Dussen
      • JP Duminy
      • Chris Morris
      • Dwaine Pretorius
      • Anrich Nortje
      • Dale Steyn
      • Kagiso Rabada
      • Andile Phehlukwayo
      • Lungi Ngidi
      • Imran Tahir
      • Tabraiz Shamsi
    • West Indies
      • Jason Holder
      • Chris Gayle
      • Evin Lewis
      • Shimron Hetmyer
      • Darren Bravo
      • Fabian Allen
      • Shai Hope
      • Andre Russell
      • Nicholas Pooran
      • Carlos Brathwaite
      • Sheldon Cottrell
      • Oshane Thomas
      • Shannon Gabriel
      • Kemar Roach
      • Ashley Nurse
    • Sri Lanka
      • Dimuth Karunaratne
      • Avishka Fernando
      • Lahiru Thirimanne
      • Kusal Mendis
      • Kusal Perera
      • Angelo Mathews
      • Dhananjaya de Silva
      • Thisara Perera
      • Milinda Siriwardana
      • Isuru Udana
      • Jeffrey Vandersay
      • Jeevan Mendis
      • Lasith Malinga
      • Suranga Lakmal
      • Nuwan Pradeep
    • Bangladesh
      • Mashrafe Mortaza
      • Shakib Al Hasan
      • Tamim Iqbal
      • Mushfiqur Rahim
      • Mohammad Mithun
      • Sabbir Rahman
      • Liton Das
      • Mahmudullah
      • Soumya Sarkar
      • Mehedi Hasan
      • Rubel Hossain
      • Mohammad Saifuddin
      • Mosaddek Hossain
      • Mustafizur Rahman
      • Abu Jayed
    • Afghanistan
      • Gulbadin Naib
      • Mohammad Shahzad
      • Hazratullah Zazai
      • Asghar Afghan
      • Hashmatullah
      • Rahmat Shah
      • Mohammad Nabi
      • Najibullah Zadran
      • Aftab Alam
      • Dawlat Zadran
      • Hamid Hassan
      • Mujeeb Ur Rahman
      • Rashid Khan
      • Noor Ali Zadran
      • Samiullah Shinwari
  • Stadiums
    • London
      • The Oval
      • Lord’s
    • Cardiff
    • Bristol
    • Leeds
    • Taunton
    • Manchester
    • Birmingham
    • Nottingham
    • Southampton
    • Chester-le-Street
  • Records
  • Cricket TV
    • Sky Sports HD
    • Super Sports
    • PTV Sports
    • Star Sports
    • Ten Sports
    • beIN Sports
    • Willow TV
    • SonyLiv
    • Hotstar
  • T20 Cricket
    • Indian Premier League
    • Pakistan Super League
    • Natwest T20 Blast
    • Caribbean Premier League
    • Global T20 Canada
    • Big Bash League
    • Euro T20 Slam
  • T10 League
  • T20 World Cup
  • Asia Cup

Mitchell Santner Profile, Career Info, Records & Stats

Mitchell Josef Santner is bowling all-rounder, slow left-arm orthodox bowler, and left-handed batsman. Mitch Santner is known as Santa Claws for his nickname. He was born on February 5, 1992, Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand. Mitch Santner plays international cricket for New Zealand National Team and has represented NZ in all formats of the International Cricket Council. Santner plays domestic cricket for Northern Districts cricket.

He was put forward to play the role of left-arm spinner following the retirement of Daniel Vettori after the 2015 World Cup. Santner made his One Day International and T20 International against England as of NZ tour of England 2015. He picked up his maiden wicket when he trapped his fellow debutant Sam Billings for 3.

Santner hit 28 runs off Adil Rashid in one over, which is the highest ever runs scored in England in a single over. He became the first-ever batsman to hit a boundary off the very first ball. He faced as a debutant in a day/night Test match against Australia. Santner has played for Derbyshire during the English County Championship in 2018. He canceled the contract with Chennai Super Kings for the Indian Premier League due to his knee injury.

A regular spin bowler who has noticeable performances in all three formats of international cricket. He has 39 wickets in 22 Test matches while 71 in 72 One Day Internationals. However, he doesn’t type of bowler who manages breakthroughs. He does maximum dot deliveries to the batsman puts him under pressure. He is the most economical bowler in NZ spin bowling side after Daniel Vettori.

Playing for Chennai Super Kings he hit a 6 from the last ball of the match to defeat the Rajasthan Royals. Playing for Chennai Super Kings he hit a 6 from the last ball of the match to defeat the Rajasthan Royals.

Mitchell Santner Career Stats

StatsMatRunsHS100504s6sAveSRWkts
Tests2274112612871725.5542.3639
ODIs729246702642727.1788.3371
T20Is44282370023714.1124.2252
First-class5221271263122723428.744882
List A96155186061303828.287.77101
T20s8285645*00613619.45127.5787

Mitchell Santner Profile 

Full NameMitchell Josef Santner
Date of Birth5 February 1992 Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand
Current Age27
Height------
NicknameSanta Claws
T-Shirt No.74
Playing RollAll-rounder
Batting StyleLeft-handed
Bowling StyleSlow left-arm orthodox
Test Debut27 November 2015 v Australia (cap 268)
ODI Debut9 June 2015 v England (cap 184)
T20 Debut23 June 2015 v England
Twitter @mitchellsantner
Instagram@mitchsantner
Major Teams                                  New Zealand, Chennai Super Kings, New Zealand Masters, Northern Districts, Northern Districts A, Northern Districts Under-19s
Summary
Mitchell Santner Profile, Career Info, Records & Stats
Article Name
Mitchell Santner Profile, Career Info, Records & Stats
Description
Mitchell Santner Profile, Career Info, Records & Career Stats - Test, ODI, T20I Stats - Santner T20 Cricket League Career, Breaking News and Much More.
Author
Grace
Publisher Name
Cricket Dugout
Publisher Logo
Cricket Dugout

Primary Sidebar

Let’s Connect

  • Email
  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Recent Article

Pakistan Team Reached Derby For Training ahead of England

Pakistan Team Reached Derby For Training ahead of England

Recent Post

  • Dhoni Is More Better Than Ricky Ponting Says Shahid Afridi
  • IPL 2020 Final May Postponed From November 08-to-10
  • Ireland Cricket CEO Says World Cup 10 Teams Needs Short-Sight and Quick Change
  • England Unchanged 14-Man Squad to Play against Pakistan; 1st Test
  • Ireland Tour of England 2020 First ODI Weather Forecast and Pitch Report

Pages

  • Contact Us
  • DMCA
  • Feedback