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GR Larsen

Gavin Larsen

64y 20d Wellington
Born
September 27, 1962, Wellington
Playing Roles
bowler
Batting Style
right-hand bat
Bowling Style
right-arm medium
Fielding Pos
N/A
Intl Career
1990 - 1999

Profile & Biography

The name of Gavin Larsen was synonymous with one-day internationals in New Zealand having played 121 matches and been a part of three consecutive World Cup teams. 'The Postman' (he always delivered) built a reputation as a miserly one-day bowler, beginning with the 1992 World Cup when New Zealand reached the semi-finals on home soil, where he became part of the 'dibbly-dobbly-wibbly-wobbly' trio along with Chris Harris and Willy Watson. During the 1999 World Cup in England, as New Zealand reached another semi-final, he conceded just 3.46 runs per over. After that tournament he called time on his international career due to injury and moved into the business world with one of New Zealand Cricket's major sponsors. He has since held various roles include CEO of Wellington and is part of the 2015 World Cup organising committee.
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Batting Career Summary

Full Stats
FormatMatInnsNORunsHSAveBFSR100s50s4s6sCtSt
Test813412726*14.1149525.650017050
ODI12170276293714.6297064.8400299230
FC10315735349116128.61-217700
List A2291574819816618.17-02590

Bowling Career Summary

Full Stats
FormatMatInnsBallsRunsWktsBBIBBMAveEconSR4w5w10w
Test8141967689243/575/8828.72.181.9000
ODI121119636840001134/244/2435.393.7656.3000
FC1031276546221566/3729.622.1781.8500
List A2291206168822275/305/3030.313.4253.1100

Photos of GR Larsen

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Gavin Larsen is Warwickshire's performance director
Gavin Larsen, Martin Guptill, Matt Henry, Mitchell McClenaghan, Nathan McCullum and Chris Harris with the World Cup trophy
Gavin Larsen at Basin Reserve
Gavin Larsen speaks to the media at a World Cup 2015 press conference
Tendulkar is interviewed by Gavin Larsen after receiving the man of the match award. Super Max International: New Zealand v India at Christchurch, 4 Dec 2002
Larsen with members of the Shadow XI. 4th ODI: New Zealand v England at Auckland, 23 Feb 2002