Shane Watson

Shane Robert Watson (conceived 17 June 1981) is an Australian cricketer. He is a right-gave batsman and a right-gave quick medium bowler. 

He appeared for the Australian cricket group in 2002, playing his first One Day International against South Africa. While he has turned into a customary part of the one-day squad, Watson has played few Test Matches for Australia, having appeared against Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground in January 2005. In spite of being allotted to be Australia's designated Test all-rounder, damages have regularly averted him from asserting his position in the Test group. On the other hand, from the second 50% of 2009, Watson went about as Australian Test opening batsman, plus Simon Katich. 

Watson was an Ais Australian Cricket Academy grant holder in 2000. He began his top of the line cricketing profession for Tasmania in the wake of leaving his home state of Queensland, yet came back to play for his local Queensland as his worldwide vocation was starting. He has likewise played for Hampshire in the English County Championship in 2005. He views Terry Alderman as one of his guides. 

In the 2012 Icc World Twenty20 he demonstrated great all-adjust structure. In the first match against Ireland at R.premadasa Stadium in Colombo, he opened the playing & took 3/26 (wickets of opener-commander William Porterfield, attendant batsman Niall O'brien and unsafe Kevin O'brien) and after that scored a blustery 51 from 30 to help his side win the match in 15.1 overs. He was thusly honored the Man of the Match. In the following match against West Indies he again opened rocking the bowling alley & batting, took 2/29 from 4 overs(wickets of decimating Chris Gayle & Kieron Pollard) and after that scored 41* from 24 balls to win Man of the Match as his side won by 17 runs (by Duckworth-Lewis strategy). Against India, he was utilized as second change bowler & took 3/34. It was he who had changed the diversion by taking the wickets of Yuvraj Singh and opener Irfan Pathan in eleventh over. He additionally released risky Suresh Raina in the keep going over. he emulated it up with a 72 from 42 balls (7 sixes & 2 fours and had a 133-run opening organization in 13.3 overs with David Warner making a joke of the focus on 141. Against South Africa, he took 2/29 (wickets of Hashim Amla and Ab de Villiers) and after that emulated it up with 70 from 47 balls to win 4 successive Man of the Match recompenses.

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                                                                   shane watson

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