TeamsNew Zealand U19, New Zealand XI, Auckland, New Zealand A, Northern Districts, Northern Districts
Teams
New Zealand U19, New Zealand XI, Auckland, New Zealand A, Northern Districts, Northern Districts
SUMMARY
SUMMARY
A promising batsman, Robert O' Donnell has somehow not been able to convert his undeniable talent into runs for Auckland. Spotted at a very young age, O' Donnell was one of the very few players to have represented their country in consecutive Under-19 World Cups. He was part of the 2012 team that reached the semi-final of the prestigious age-group tournament and was named as the captain for the 2014 edition of the tournament.
O'Donnell showed early promise when he cracked a fine 80 for New Zealand XI against the visiting Indian team in 2014, but has since then not lived up to the enormous expectations. Two hundreds in 35 first-class games are average returns for a batsman filled with class although Auckland continue to show their trust in him. He was offered a fresh one-year contract which will keep him with the state for the 2018-19 domestic season.
Robert ODonnell
New Zealand
Robert ODonnell
New Zealand
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Born
September 12, 1994 (31 years)
Birth Place
Auckland
Role
Batsman
Batting Style
Right Handed Bat
Bowling Style
Right-arm medium
TeamsNew Zealand U19, New Zealand XI, Auckland, New Zealand A, Northern Districts, Northern Districts
TEAMS
New Zealand U19, New Zealand XI, Auckland, New Zealand A, Northern Districts, Northern Districts
SUMMARY
SUMMARY
A promising batsman, Robert O' Donnell has somehow not been able to convert his undeniable talent into runs for Auckland. Spotted at a very young age, O' Donnell was one of the very few players to have represented their country in consecutive Under-19 World Cups. He was part of the 2012 team that reached the semi-final of the prestigious age-group tournament and was named as the captain for the 2014 edition of the tournament.
O'Donnell showed early promise when he cracked a fine 80 for New Zealand XI against the visiting Indian team in 2014, but has since then not lived up to the enormous expectations. Two hundreds in 35 first-class games are average returns for a batsman filled with class although Auckland continue to show their trust in him. He was offered a fresh one-year contract which will keep him with the state for the 2018-19 domestic season.