Harwood grew up in Ballarat, Victoria playing both indoor and outdoor cricket until a back injury kept him out of the game for two years.[1] Upon his return, he won the Ballarat Cricket Association's best player medal in a premiership season with his club Brown Hill.[1]
Moving to Melbourne, he was recruited by the Melbourne Cricket Club (MCC) ahead of the 1999-20 season. He would start with the MCC's second XI, quickly progressing to the first XI where he took 46 wickets for the season.[1]
Domestic career
Harwood began his Sheffield Shield career as a 28-year-old playing for Victoria in 2002–03 and became the third Australian to get a hat-trick on debut. Harwood took the wickets of Tasmanian batters Shane Watson and Graeme Cunningham, before bowling Sean Clingeleffer to complete the hat-trick. Interviewed by the media, Victorian teammate Shane Warne drove past in his Ferrari, tooting his horn and revving the engine, shouting out "next Australian quick."[1]
Harwood was also a useful tailender who in the ING Cup once scored a 31-ball 50.
On 16 January 2006 Harwood took career-best figures of 6/38 in a Pura Cup match against New South Wales. In 2006-07, he claimed 26 first class wickets at 30.26 and 13 wickets at 16.30 in the domestic one-dayers as his sharp pace and awkward bounce dried up the opposition's runs.
Harwood's career was limited by injuries, including a broken leg, a broken eye socket and depressed cheekbone, a broken hand, hamstring problems, and a shoulder reconstruction.[2][1]
He was also selected for Rajasthan Royals team in the Indian Premier League and he made his IPL debut on 2 May 2009 where he took a wicket of the first ball he bowled for the Rajasthan Royals. In the final year of his domestic career in 2012, he had T20 stints with Melbourne Renegades and Barisal Burners.[1] Harwood would eventually return to his home town club of Brown Hill and in his last season at 43-years-old would score 553 runs and claim 31 wickets.[1]
International career
Harwood represented Australia A and was suggested by teammate Shane Warne as being a contender for the 2006 Australian Test tour of South Africa. Although he did not make the Test squad, he was a surprise selection for Australia in a Twenty20 International game against England in early 2007, taking the wicket of Andrew Flintoff in a spell of 1/44.
He was named in the Australian 30-man preliminary squad for the 2007 World Cup, but did not make the final squad.
On 12 March 2009, Harwood was selected for the 16-man Australian one-day squad in South Africa. He played both Twenty20 Internationals, taking 2/21 in the second match off his four overs. He made his One Day International debut for Australia against South Africa on 13 April 2009, with bowling figures of 2/57 from his ten overs, taking the wickets of Jacques Kallis and JP Duminy.[1]
References
^ abcdefghAmy, Paul (7 December 2022). "Shane Harwood's bouncers, barbs, pace and tattoos put the 'fear of God into' batsmen". Code Sports. News Corporation Australia. Retrieved 8 December 2022.
^Saltau, Chloe (14 November 2009). "SHANE Harwood has broken down again, and this time the future looks bleak". The Age. Melbourne, Victoria: Fairfax Digital. p. 5.
shane, harwood, shane, michael, harwood, born, march, 1974, australian, former, international, cricketer, played, victoria, cricket, team, played, international, three, twenty20, international, matches, personal, informationfull, nameshane, michael, harwoodbor. Shane Michael Harwood born 1 March 1974 is an Australian former international cricketer who played for the Victoria cricket team He played in one One Day International and three Twenty20 International matches Shane HarwoodPersonal informationFull nameShane Michael HarwoodBorn 1974 03 01 1 March 1974 age 48 Ballarat Victoria AustraliaNicknameStickersHeight1 83 m 6 ft 0 in BattingRight handedBowlingRight arm fast mediumRoleBowlerInternational informationNational sideAustraliaOnly ODI cap 174 13 April 2009 v South AfricaDomestic team informationYearsTeam2001 02 2010 11Victoria squad no 2 2009Rajasthan Royals2011 12Melbourne Renegades2012Barisal BurnersCareer statisticsCompetition ODI T20I FC LAMatches 1 3 44 57Runs scored 0 0 666 191Batting average 0 00 14 47 10 61100s 50s 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1Top score 0 0 68 50 Balls bowled 60 72 8 761 2 918Wickets 2 3 137 91Bowling average 28 50 37 66 32 75 24 015 wickets in innings 0 0 4 410 wickets in match 0 0 0 0Best bowling 2 57 2 21 6 38 6 46Catches stumpings 0 0 11 8 Source CricketArchive 18 December 2020 Contents 1 Early life 2 Domestic career 3 International career 4 References 5 External linksEarly life EditHarwood grew up in Ballarat Victoria playing both indoor and outdoor cricket until a back injury kept him out of the game for two years 1 Upon his return he won the Ballarat Cricket Association s best player medal in a premiership season with his club Brown Hill 1 Moving to Melbourne he was recruited by the Melbourne Cricket Club MCC ahead of the 1999 20 season He would start with the MCC s second XI quickly progressing to the first XI where he took 46 wickets for the season 1 Domestic career EditHarwood began his Sheffield Shield career as a 28 year old playing for Victoria in 2002 03 and became the third Australian to get a hat trick on debut Harwood took the wickets of Tasmanian batters Shane Watson and Graeme Cunningham before bowling Sean Clingeleffer to complete the hat trick Interviewed by the media Victorian teammate Shane Warne drove past in his Ferrari tooting his horn and revving the engine shouting out next Australian quick 1 Harwood was also a useful tailender who in the ING Cup once scored a 31 ball 50 On 16 January 2006 Harwood took career best figures of 6 38 in a Pura Cup match against New South Wales In 2006 07 he claimed 26 first class wickets at 30 26 and 13 wickets at 16 30 in the domestic one dayers as his sharp pace and awkward bounce dried up the opposition s runs Harwood s career was limited by injuries including a broken leg a broken eye socket and depressed cheekbone a broken hand hamstring problems and a shoulder reconstruction 2 1 He was also selected for Rajasthan Royals team in the Indian Premier League and he made his IPL debut on 2 May 2009 where he took a wicket of the first ball he bowled for the Rajasthan Royals In the final year of his domestic career in 2012 he had T20 stints with Melbourne Renegades and Barisal Burners 1 Harwood would eventually return to his home town club of Brown Hill and in his last season at 43 years old would score 553 runs and claim 31 wickets 1 International career EditHarwood represented Australia A and was suggested by teammate Shane Warne as being a contender for the 2006 Australian Test tour of South Africa Although he did not make the Test squad he was a surprise selection for Australia in a Twenty20 International game against England in early 2007 taking the wicket of Andrew Flintoff in a spell of 1 44 He was named in the Australian 30 man preliminary squad for the 2007 World Cup but did not make the final squad On 12 March 2009 Harwood was selected for the 16 man Australian one day squad in South Africa He played both Twenty20 Internationals taking 2 21 in the second match off his four overs He made his One Day International debut for Australia against South Africa on 13 April 2009 with bowling figures of 2 57 from his ten overs taking the wickets of Jacques Kallis and JP Duminy 1 References Edit a b c d e f g h Amy Paul 7 December 2022 Shane Harwood s bouncers barbs pace and tattoos put the fear of God into batsmen Code Sports News Corporation Australia Retrieved 8 December 2022 Saltau Chloe 14 November 2009 SHANE Harwood has broken down again and this time the future looks bleak The Age Melbourne Victoria Fairfax Digital p 5 External links EditShane Harwood at ESPNcricinfo Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Shane Harwood amp oldid 1126211589, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
