Bowler

Samuel Badree

Born 9 Mar 1981 · Barrackpore

Batting

IPL

13

runs

Average
2.60
Strike rate
56.52
Hundreds
0
Highest
8

12 matches

Source: Cricsheet ball-by-ball, through 2026-06-24.

Bowling

IPL

11

wickets

Average
29.00
Economy
7.42
Strike rate
23.45
5W innings
0

12 matches

Source: Cricsheet ball-by-ball, through 2026-06-24.

Most dismissed

Source: Cricsheet ball-by-ball, IPL.

Bowlers who got me out

Source: Cricsheet ball-by-ball, IPL.

Connections

  1. Schoolmates with Ahsan Malik

    "His tournament included figures of 4/15 against Bangladesh and 3/10 against Pakistan."

  2. Schoolmates with Andrew Tye

    "On the same day Andrew Tye of Gujarat Lions also took a hat-trick in the Indian Premier League."

  3. Schoolmates with Cricbuzz

    "He was named in the 'Team of the Tournament' for the 2016 T20 World Cup by the ICC, ESPNcricinfo and Cricbuzz."

  4. Schoolmates with Cricinfo

    "Samuel Badree at Cricinfo"

  5. Schoolmates with Delhi Capitals

    "For the 2020 IPL, Badree was appointed as the spin bowling coach for Delhi Capitals."

  6. Schoolmates with Dwayne Bravo

    "Badree finished the 2015 CPL season with 12 wickets from 13 games, which was again the second-most for the Red Steel (behind Dwayne Bravo),"

  7. Schoolmates with ESPNcricinfo

    "He was selected in the 2nd XI of the 2014 ICC World T20 Cup by ESPNcricinfo."

  8. Schoolmates with ICC

    "He was named in the 'Team of the Tournament' for the 2014 T20 World Cup by the ICC."

  9. Schoolmates with Imran Tahir

    "His tournament included figures of 4/15 against Bangladesh and 3/10 against Pakistan."

  10. Schoolmates with Kevon Cooper

    "This was the most of any spinner, and second only to Kevon Cooper for his team."

  11. Schoolmates with Martin Crowe

    "Commentator Martin Crowe described him as "easily the best opening bowler in town", and praised his "gutsy and resilient display"."

  12. Schoolmates with Narsingh Deonarine

    "He took seven wickets in five matches (including 3/6 against the Cayman Islands), which was behind only Guyana's Narsingh Deonarine overall."

Source: Wikipedia, extracted via LLM.