Born on February 8, 1988, Keegan Orry Meth is a bowling all-rounder. Despite lacking pace to trouble the batsmen, Meth has the ability to swing the ball both ways. A consistent showing at the domestic level backed by the promise of youth saw Meth make his debut for Zimbabwe at the early age of 18. He had impressive performances at the U-19 stage and the paucity of players in the Zimbabwe set-up saw him make his debut against Kenya in early 2006. He struggled early on though and was discarded after the tour of West Indies in 2006.

The revamped domestic season of Zimbabwe which led to a franchise based system helped Meth back into the national reckoning. Meth led the Matabeleland Tuskers' attack with distinction grabbing 54 wickets at 13.31 and almost single handedly leading them to victory against the Mountaineers in the finals with match figures of 13/109. These performances led to a call up for the tour of Bangladesh ahead of the 2011 WC, but lack of familiarity with the conditions led to poor performances, thereby missing out on the World Cup.

Meth earned a recall for the home series against Bangladesh but suffered a terrible laceration of his lips when he was struck by a fierce straight drive back at him by Nasir Hossain. Meth lost two teeth and suffered a broken jaw as a result. He missed the subsequent home series against Pakistan but made a comeback when he was named in the T20 squad for the home series against New Zealand.

He made his Test debut against Bangladesh in 2013, where his propensity to swing the new ball came to the fore. With Kyle Jarvis announcing a pre-mature international retirement to pursue a county contract with Lancashire, the onus in on Meth to step up further for Zimbabwe.