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Max Bryant

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Australia

Australia

Batter

Max Bryant

Personal Details

  • Date of Birth 10 March 1999
  • Position Batter
  • Batting Style Right Handed Bat
  • Bowling Style Right-Arm Medium
  • Local Club Gold Coast District Cricket Club
  • Country Australia

Player Story

Max Bryant was born in Murwillumbah and was raised just over the Queensland border in Kingscliff. An established batter in the Brisbane Heat and Queensland Bulls squad, Max grew up playing backyard and representative rugby league with his younger brother Oskar who is currently signed with the Gold Coast Titans. Outside of cricket, Max dedicates his time to important causes, especially in the youth & disability space. He’s currently an athlete support worker for ‘What Ability’, which gives children and adults with disabilities the chance to take part in fun group activities run by athletes.

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Overall Big Bash Career Stats

81 Matches Played

Batting

Innings
81
Runs
1,739
Strike rate
141.04
Average
24.15
High Score
81
6s
71
4s
174
Balls faced
1,233
Not Outs
9
50s
7
100s
0

Fielding

Catches
34
Run Outs
0

Awards

Player of the Match
3
Player of the Tournament
0

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