Mark Chapman
- Date of Birth 1994-6-27
- Role allrounder
- Batting Style left-hand bat
- Bowling Style slow left-arm orthodox
Debut Matches
| Format | Match | Date |
|---|---|---|
| ODI | HKG vs UAE | 2015-11-16 |
| T20 | NEP vs HKG | 2014-03-16 |
| TEST | ND vs AUCK | 2015-12-17 |
Recent Performances
Batting Statistics
Matches
32
Innings
28
Runs
932
Average
38.83
Strike Rate
106.39
Highest Score
132
100s
3
50s
4
Fours
86
Sixes
32
Catches
8
Bowling Statistics
Matches
32
Innings
-
Wickets
-
Average
-
Economy
-
Strike Rate
-
Best Figure
-
4 Wickets
-
5 Wickets
-
Balls Bowled
-
Runs Conceded
-
Batting Statistics
Matches
100
Innings
86
Runs
1890
Average
26.61
Strike Rate
135.19
Highest Score
104*
100s
1
50s
10
Fours
159
Sixes
76
Catches
43
Bowling Statistics
Matches
100
Innings
7
Wickets
4
Average
24.75
Economy
7.07
Strike Rate
21
Best Figure
1/9
4 Wickets
0
5 Wickets
0
Balls Bowled
84
Runs Conceded
99
Batting Statistics
Matches
92
Innings
85
Runs
3254
Average
43.97
Strike Rate
97.57
Highest Score
157
100s
8
50s
18
Fours
309
Sixes
81
Catches
37
Bowling Statistics
Matches
92
Innings
26
Wickets
14
Average
46.42
Economy
6.38
Strike Rate
43.6
Best Figure
3/41
4 Wickets
0
5 Wickets
0
Balls Bowled
611
Runs Conceded
650
Batting Statistics
Matches
206
Innings
181
Runs
3988
Average
26.23
Strike Rate
135.14
Highest Score
104*
100s
2
50s
23
Fours
339
Sixes
153
Catches
81
Bowling Statistics
Matches
206
Innings
39
Wickets
22
Average
29.63
Economy
7.96
Strike Rate
22.3
Best Figure
3/22
4 Wickets
0
5 Wickets
0
Balls Bowled
491
Runs Conceded
652
Born in Hong Kong, but qualifying for New Zealand through his father, Chapman began his international career with the country of his birth in 2014 having previously made the Under-19 squad as a 15-year-old. He made a century on ODI debut against UAE in 2015 having flown 20 hours following exams in New Zealand, but soon decided to throw his lot in with New Zealand and focused on his career with Auckland. His first New Zealand call-up came in early 2018 for the T20 tri-series involving England and Australia. It was reward for a prolific 2017-18 white-ball season by the left-hander, who scored over 300 runs in the Super Smash and more than 400 in the one-day Ford Trophy. He also bowls part-time left-arm spin which he has been encouraged to continue to work on. As a teenager he suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee playing rugby in New Zealand but it did not stall his cricket career.
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