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Mark Wood

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Mark Wood

31 yrs. | Right-arm fast England

Mark Andrew Wood is an English right-arm fast bowler. He plays for Durham in the domestic circuit and is one of the important parts of the English bowling attack. Wood's career has been plagued by injuries but he has found a way back to the national setup by some consistent performances in the past few years. The right-arm quick can generate goo...

PERSONAL INFORMATION
Born January, 11 1990
Birth Place England
Current age 31 yrs.
Role Bowler
Batting style Right Handed
Bowling style Right-arm fast
BATTING STATISTICS
M I N/O R BF Avg S/R HS 200s 100s 50s 4x 6s
Test 21 35 7 477 752 17.03 63.43 52 0 0 1 65 11
ODI 57 19 11 72 91 9.00 79.12 14 0 0 0 7 0
T20I 17 2 2 10 12 - 83.33 5 0 0 0 1 0
FC 41 64 12 1166 2147 22.42 54.30 72 0 0 4 161 6
List A 34 16 5 62 83 5.63 74.69 24 0 0 0 3 1
T20 21 11 5 96 91 16.00 105.49 27 0 0 0 9 0
BOWLING STATISTICS
M I O Balls Maiden R W AVG S/R E/R BEST BOWL 5 WKT 10 WKT
Test 21 40 650.5 3905 139 2119 64 33.10 61.01 3.25 5/41 2 0
ODI 57 56 483.5 2903 17 2642 69 38.28 42.07 5.46 4/33 0 0
T20I 17 17 63.3 381 1 540 26 20.76 14.65 8.50 3/9 0 0
FC 41 67 1019.4 6118 167 3323 136 24.43 44.98 3.25 6/46 8 0
List A 34 32 229.5 1379 11 1140 46 24.78 29.97 4.96 3/23 0 0
T20 21 21 70 420 0 547 20 27.35 21.00 7.81 4/25 0 0

Profile

Mark Andrew Wood is an English right-arm fast bowler. He plays for Durham in the domestic circuit and is one of the important parts of the English bowling attack. Wood's career has been plagued by injuries but he has found a way back to the national setup by some consistent performances in the past few years. The right-arm quick can generate good pace and bowl consistently in the high 140s.


Mark made his debut for Durham in a first-class match against Durham MCCU in the 2011 season. Soon after, he made his List-A debut against Northamptonshire in the same year. In his first season itself, he showed his class as he picked up 19 wickets at an average of 21.63. Paul Collingwood showed faith in him and he was proven right as Wood helped Durham win the county championship in 2013, where he took 27 wickets at an average of 24.07.


Mark Wood got the chance to make his international bow right after the 2015 World Cup debacle for England. He made his debut in an ODI against Ireland in May 2015, the match which marked the start of the 'New England' revolution. Later in that month, he also made his Test debut which was followed by his T20 debut. Ever since he has made his debut, he has been in and around the national team setup. The odd injury here and there has disrupted him from making it to the squad consistently. He has been out of the Test squad majorly due to his fitness issues. However, in the limited-overs formats, he has been a key component of the side offering something different than the other England pacers. He is no mug with the bat either and can contribute effectively in the lower order.


Heading into the 2019 World Cup, Wood had not been in good form. But he came up with the goods when they faced Pakistan on a flat-track in Nottingham. The pitch was a free-scoring surface but Wood did just enough bagging figures of 2/71 as he sealed his spot in the World Cup squad. The Three Lions won the tournament in their backyard and Wood became a part of the squad who lifted the World Cup for the first time in English history. Following the World Cup triumph, Wood was expected to play an important role in the Ashes side but a side strain suffered during the World Cup final saw him miss the remainder of the season and the Ashes. He came back to the side for the tour of South Africa later that year and played the third and the fourth Test. He was impressive in both his outings and was even named the Man of the Match. He performed well in the ODIs and T20Is as well. Injuries though kept hampering his progress and he suffered another side strain injury which ruled him out of the series against Sri Lanka (the series was eventually postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic).

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Rank Team Rating
1 New Zealand New Zealand 126
2 India India 119
3 Australia Australia 108
4 England England 107
5 Pakistan Pakistan 92
6 South Africa South Africa 88
7 West Indies West Indies 80
8 Sri Lanka Sri Lanka 78
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Last updated on 25 Aug 2021

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1 Joe Root 903
2 Kane Williamson 901
3 Steven Smith 891
4 Marnus Labuschagne 878
5 Rohit Sharma 813
6 Virat Kohli 783
7 Babar Azam 749
8 David Warner 724
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Last updated on 08 Sep 2021

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1 Pat Cummins 908
2 Ravichandran Ashwin 831
3 Tim Southee 824
4 Josh Hazlewood 816
5 Neil Wagner 810
6 Kagiso Rabada 798
7 James Anderson 794
8 Shaheen Afridi 783
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Last updated on 08 Sep 2021

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1 Jason Holder 434
2 Ben Stokes 348
3 Ravindra Jadeja 338
4 Shakib Al Hasan 334
5 Ravichandran Ashwin 331
6 Kyle Jamieson 311
7 Mitchell Starc 275
8 Pat Cummins 249
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Last updated on 08 Sep 2021

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1 New Zealand New Zealand 121
2 England England 119
3 Australia Australia 116
4 India India 113
5 South Africa South Africa 98
6 Pakistan Pakistan 93
7 Bangladesh Bangladesh 91
8 West Indies West Indies 84
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Last updated on 10 Sep 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Babar Azam 873
2 Virat Kohli 844
3 Rohit Sharma 813
4 Ross Taylor 801
5 Aaron Finch 779
6 Jonny Bairstow 775
7 David Warner 762
8 Shai Hope 758
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Last updated on 12 Sep 2021

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1 Trent Boult 737
2 Josh Hazlewood 709
3 Mujeeb Ur Rahman 708
4 Chris Woakes 700
5 Mehidy Hasan 692
6 Matt Henry 691
7 Jasprit Bumrah 679
8 Mitchell Starc 652
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Last updated on 12 Sep 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Shakib Al Hasan 416
2 Mohammad Nabi 294
3 Chris Woakes 282
4 Rashid Khan 270
5 Mitchell Santner 268
6 Ben Stokes 266
7 Colin de Grandhomme 257
8 Imad Wasim 256
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Last updated on 12 Sep 2021

Rank Team Rating
1 England England 278
2 India India 266
3 Pakistan Pakistan 261
4 New Zealand New Zealand 257
5 South Africa South Africa 246
6 Bangladesh Bangladesh 241
7 Australia Australia 240
8 Afghanistan Afghanistan 236
View T20 Team Ranking

Last updated on 11 Sep 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Dawid Malan 841
2 Babar Azam 819
3 Aaron Finch 733
4 Devon Conway 728
5 Virat Kohli 717
6 KL Rahul 699
7 Mohammad Rizwan 692
8 Evin Lewis 664
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Last updated on 11 Sep 2021

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1 Tabraiz Shamsi 792
2 Wanindu Hasaranga 764
3 Rashid Khan 719
4 Adil Rashid 689
5 Mujeeb Ur Rahman 687
6 Ashton Agar 649
7 Adam Zampa 648
8 Tim Southee 630
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Last updated on 11 Sep 2021

Rank Player Points
1 Shakib Al Hasan 291
2 Mohammad Nabi 285
3 Richie Berrington 194
5 Collins Obuya 153
6 Rohan Mustafa 152
7 Glenn Maxwell 151
8 Ryan Burl 142
9 Mitchell Marsh 141
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Last updated on 11 Sep 2021

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