Heinrich klaasen

• Test debut (cap 19 October 2019 v Last Test 8 March 2023 v ODI debut (cap 7 February 2018 v Last ODI 2 April 2023 v ODI shirt no. 45 T20I debut (cap 18 February 2018 v Last T20I 28 March 2023 v T20I shirt no. 45 Domestic team information Years Team 2011/12–present 2014/15–2020/21 2018 2018 2019 2022 2022/23 2023 Career statistics Competition Matches 4 36 40 85 Runs scored 104 1,080 704 5,347 13.00 40.00 24.27 46.09 100s/50s 0/0 2/5 0/4 12/24 Top score 35 123 81 292 0 30 6 88 - 0 0 2 - – – 25.00 - – – 0 10 wickets in match - – – 0 Best bowling - – – 1/12 Catches/ 10/2 34/5 24/3 272/23 Domestic and T20 career In August 2017, Klaasen was named in On 2 April 2018, Klaasen joined the In June 2018, Klaasen was named in the squad for the In December 2018, Klaasen was bought by the In September 2019, Klaasen was named in the squad for the In April 2021, Klaasen was named in He was bought by In February 2023, Klaasen scored the second century in the • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 1 September 2015. • • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 11 February 2021. • T20 Global League. Archived from . Retrieved 28 August 2017. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 10 October 2017. • www.rajasthanroyals.com . Retrieved 2 April 2018. • Multiply Titans. Archived from . Retrieved 16 June 2018. • Sport24 . Retrieved 17 October 2018. • Independent Online . Retrieved 17 October 2018. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 18 December 2018. • The Times of India . Retrieved 18 December 2018. • Canada Cricket Online . Retrieved 20 Ju...

Name Heinrich Klaasen Born July 30, 1991 Pretoria, Transvaal Age 31 years 322 days Teams South Africa, Titans, South African Invitation XI, South Africa A, Nelson Mandela Bay Stars, Rajasthan Royals, Durban Heat, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Toronto Nationals, Glasgow Giants, Tshwane Spartans, Guyana Amazon Warriors, Durban Super Giants, Sunrisers Hyderabad Nickname Klaasen Bat Style Right Handed Bat Bowl Style Right-arm offbreak Whilst pursuing his bachelors' degree at the University of Pretoria, Heinrich Klaasen gained an interest in cricket after he made it to his college team. Rising through the ranks, he was handed a first-class debut for the Northerns in the 2012/13 season. Having taken the longer route to the top through domestic cricket rather than age-level cricket, Klaasen piled on the numbers and had an exponentially rising graph in his first three seasons, starting off with an average of 42 in his debut season which inflated to an exemplary 65 in his third. The sheer weight of runs and his consistency gave him a license to play franchise cricket, and he immediately made an impression, falling just short of a double-hundred in February 2017 to help the Titans beat the Dolphins in the penultimate round of the first-class competition. Consistent performances throughout the season earned him a ticket to New Zealand as a reserve wicketkeeper. Unfortunately, however, he did not make the playing XI and missed out on the coveted Test cap. South Africa's National Academ...

Heinrich Klaasen Quick Info Height 5 ft 11 in Weight 77 kg Date of Birth July 30, 1991 Zodiac Sign Leo Spouse Sone Martins Heinrich Klaasen is a South African professional cricketer who has represented his country primarily in the shorter formats of the sport (ODIs and T20Is), as a middle-order batter and wicketkeeper. As of October 2022, he had also represented South Africa in a solitary test match, in October 2019, against India. In the South African domestic circuit, he has played for Northerns (2012–Present) and Titans (2014–2021) across all 3 formats. A destructive middle-order batter, he has been featured in franchise-based T20 leagues around the world, turning out for Rajasthan Royals (2018) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (2019) in the IPL (Indian Premier League); Durban Heat (2018) and Tshwane Spartans (2019) in the MSL (Mzansi Super League); and Guyana Amazon Warriors (2022) in the BPL (Bangladesh Premier League). Born Name Heinrich Klaasen Nick Name Heinie Heinrich Klaasen as seen in an Instagram Post in April 2018 (Heinrich Klaasen / Instagram) Sun Sign Leo Born Place Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa Residence South Africa Nationality Education Heinrich had attended Die Hoërskool Menlopark, a public Afrikaans medium co-educational school situated in the Menlo Park suburb of Pretoria. After his high school graduation, he joined the  University of Pretoria, a public research university in Pretoria. Occupation Professional Cricketer Heinrich Klaasen as seen i...

Sunrisers Hyderabad wicketkeeper-batter Heinrich Klaasen was fined 10 per cent of his match fee for breaching the IPL Code of Conduct during his side's seven-wicket loss to Lucknow Super Giants on Saturday. The South African, who top-scored with a 29-ball 47 to push their total to 182/6, had an animated chat with the leg umpire. He also expressed his dissatisfaction while talking to the broadcasters. "Klaasen admitted to the Level 1 Offence under Article 2.7 which states the use of public criticism/inappropriate comment in the IPL's Code of Conduct," IPL said in a statement. Avesh Khan bowled a waist-high full toss to Abdul Samad but leg umpire Akshay Totre did not call it a no-ball. SRH called for a DRS but to their horror, TV umpire Yeshwant Barde also ruled it in favour of the bowling team. An unruly crowd behaviour followed the incident as Klaasen criticised it in the mid-innings break. "Disappointed with the crowd to be honest, that's not what you want. That also broke the momentum, not great umpiring either," Klaasen said. Listen to the Lucknow Super Giants' veteran India spinner Amit Mishra was also reprimanded for breaching the IPL's Code of Conduct. "The leg-spinner admitted to level 1 offence under Article 2.2 of IPL's Code of Conduct which states abuse of equipment during the match. Mr Mishra accepted the sanction." For Level 1 breaches of the Code of Conduct, the Match Referee's decision is final and binding, the statement added.

Sunrisers Hyderabad wicketkeeper-batter Heinrich Klaasen was fined 10 per cent of his match fee for breaching the IPL Code of Conduct during his side's seven-wicket loss to Lucknow Super Giants on Saturday. The South African, who top-scored with a 29-ball 47 to push their total to 182/6, had an animated chat with the leg umpire. He also expressed his dissatisfaction while talking to the broadcasters. "Klaasen admitted to the Level 1 Offence under Article 2.7 which states the use of public criticism/inappropriate comment in the IPL's Code of Conduct," IPL said in a statement. Avesh Khan bowled a waist-high full toss to Abdul Samad but leg umpire Akshay Totre did not call it a no-ball. SRH called for a DRS but to their horror, TV umpire Yeshwant Barde also ruled it in favour of the bowling team. An unruly crowd behaviour followed the incident as Klaasen criticised it in the mid-innings break. "Disappointed with the crowd to be honest, that's not what you want. That also broke the momentum, not great umpiring either," Klaasen said. Listen to the Lucknow Super Giants' veteran India spinner Amit Mishra was also reprimanded for breaching the IPL's Code of Conduct. "The leg-spinner admitted to level 1 offence under Article 2.2 of IPL's Code of Conduct which states abuse of equipment during the match. Mr Mishra accepted the sanction." For Level 1 breaches of the Code of Conduct, the Match Referee's decision is final and binding, the statement added.

Heinrich Klaasen Quick Info Height 5 ft 11 in Weight 77 kg Date of Birth July 30, 1991 Zodiac Sign Leo Spouse Sone Martins Heinrich Klaasen is a South African professional cricketer who has represented his country primarily in the shorter formats of the sport (ODIs and T20Is), as a middle-order batter and wicketkeeper. As of October 2022, he had also represented South Africa in a solitary test match, in October 2019, against India. In the South African domestic circuit, he has played for Northerns (2012–Present) and Titans (2014–2021) across all 3 formats. A destructive middle-order batter, he has been featured in franchise-based T20 leagues around the world, turning out for Rajasthan Royals (2018) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (2019) in the IPL (Indian Premier League); Durban Heat (2018) and Tshwane Spartans (2019) in the MSL (Mzansi Super League); and Guyana Amazon Warriors (2022) in the BPL (Bangladesh Premier League). Born Name Heinrich Klaasen Nick Name Heinie Heinrich Klaasen as seen in an Instagram Post in April 2018 (Heinrich Klaasen / Instagram) Sun Sign Leo Born Place Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa Residence South Africa Nationality Education Heinrich had attended Die Hoërskool Menlopark, a public Afrikaans medium co-educational school situated in the Menlo Park suburb of Pretoria. After his high school graduation, he joined the  University of Pretoria, a public research university in Pretoria. Occupation Professional Cricketer Heinrich Klaasen as seen i...

• Test debut (cap 19 October 2019 v Last Test 8 March 2023 v ODI debut (cap 7 February 2018 v Last ODI 2 April 2023 v ODI shirt no. 45 T20I debut (cap 18 February 2018 v Last T20I 28 March 2023 v T20I shirt no. 45 Domestic team information Years Team 2011/12–present 2014/15–2020/21 2018 2018 2019 2022 2022/23 2023 Career statistics Competition Matches 4 36 40 85 Runs scored 104 1,080 704 5,347 13.00 40.00 24.27 46.09 100s/50s 0/0 2/5 0/4 12/24 Top score 35 123 81 292 0 30 6 88 - 0 0 2 - – – 25.00 - – – 0 10 wickets in match - – – 0 Best bowling - – – 1/12 Catches/ 10/2 34/5 24/3 272/23 Domestic and T20 career In August 2017, Klaasen was named in On 2 April 2018, Klaasen joined the In June 2018, Klaasen was named in the squad for the In December 2018, Klaasen was bought by the In September 2019, Klaasen was named in the squad for the In April 2021, Klaasen was named in He was bought by In February 2023, Klaasen scored the second century in the • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 1 September 2015. • • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 11 February 2021. • T20 Global League. Archived from . Retrieved 28 August 2017. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 10 October 2017. • www.rajasthanroyals.com . Retrieved 2 April 2018. • Multiply Titans. Archived from . Retrieved 16 June 2018. • Sport24 . Retrieved 17 October 2018. • Independent Online . Retrieved 17 October 2018. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 18 December 2018. • The Times of India . Retrieved 18 December 2018. • Canada Cricket Online . Retrieved 20 Ju...

Name Heinrich Klaasen Born July 30, 1991 Pretoria, Transvaal Age 31 years 322 days Teams South Africa, Titans, South African Invitation XI, South Africa A, Nelson Mandela Bay Stars, Rajasthan Royals, Durban Heat, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Toronto Nationals, Glasgow Giants, Tshwane Spartans, Guyana Amazon Warriors, Durban Super Giants, Sunrisers Hyderabad Nickname Klaasen Bat Style Right Handed Bat Bowl Style Right-arm offbreak Whilst pursuing his bachelors' degree at the University of Pretoria, Heinrich Klaasen gained an interest in cricket after he made it to his college team. Rising through the ranks, he was handed a first-class debut for the Northerns in the 2012/13 season. Having taken the longer route to the top through domestic cricket rather than age-level cricket, Klaasen piled on the numbers and had an exponentially rising graph in his first three seasons, starting off with an average of 42 in his debut season which inflated to an exemplary 65 in his third. The sheer weight of runs and his consistency gave him a license to play franchise cricket, and he immediately made an impression, falling just short of a double-hundred in February 2017 to help the Titans beat the Dolphins in the penultimate round of the first-class competition. Consistent performances throughout the season earned him a ticket to New Zealand as a reserve wicketkeeper. Unfortunately, however, he did not make the playing XI and missed out on the coveted Test cap. South Africa's National Academ...

• Test debut (cap 19 October 2019 v Last Test 8 March 2023 v ODI debut (cap 7 February 2018 v Last ODI 2 April 2023 v ODI shirt no. 45 T20I debut (cap 18 February 2018 v Last T20I 28 March 2023 v T20I shirt no. 45 Domestic team information Years Team 2011/12–present 2014/15–2020/21 2018 2018 2019 2022 2022/23 2023 Career statistics Competition Matches 4 36 40 85 Runs scored 104 1,080 704 5,347 13.00 40.00 24.27 46.09 100s/50s 0/0 2/5 0/4 12/24 Top score 35 123 81 292 0 30 6 88 - 0 0 2 - – – 25.00 - – – 0 10 wickets in match - – – 0 Best bowling - – – 1/12 Catches/ 10/2 34/5 24/3 272/23 Domestic and T20 career In August 2017, Klaasen was named in On 2 April 2018, Klaasen joined the In June 2018, Klaasen was named in the squad for the In December 2018, Klaasen was bought by the In September 2019, Klaasen was named in the squad for the In April 2021, Klaasen was named in He was bought by In February 2023, Klaasen scored the second century in the • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 1 September 2015. • • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 11 February 2021. • T20 Global League. Archived from . Retrieved 28 August 2017. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 10 October 2017. • www.rajasthanroyals.com . Retrieved 2 April 2018. • Multiply Titans. Archived from . Retrieved 16 June 2018. • Sport24 . Retrieved 17 October 2018. • Independent Online . Retrieved 17 October 2018. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 18 December 2018. • The Times of India . Retrieved 18 December 2018. • Canada Cricket Online . Retrieved 20 Ju...

Name Heinrich Klaasen Born July 30, 1991 Pretoria, Transvaal Age 31 years 322 days Teams South Africa, Titans, South African Invitation XI, South Africa A, Nelson Mandela Bay Stars, Rajasthan Royals, Durban Heat, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Toronto Nationals, Glasgow Giants, Tshwane Spartans, Guyana Amazon Warriors, Durban Super Giants, Sunrisers Hyderabad Nickname Klaasen Bat Style Right Handed Bat Bowl Style Right-arm offbreak Whilst pursuing his bachelors' degree at the University of Pretoria, Heinrich Klaasen gained an interest in cricket after he made it to his college team. Rising through the ranks, he was handed a first-class debut for the Northerns in the 2012/13 season. Having taken the longer route to the top through domestic cricket rather than age-level cricket, Klaasen piled on the numbers and had an exponentially rising graph in his first three seasons, starting off with an average of 42 in his debut season which inflated to an exemplary 65 in his third. The sheer weight of runs and his consistency gave him a license to play franchise cricket, and he immediately made an impression, falling just short of a double-hundred in February 2017 to help the Titans beat the Dolphins in the penultimate round of the first-class competition. Consistent performances throughout the season earned him a ticket to New Zealand as a reserve wicketkeeper. Unfortunately, however, he did not make the playing XI and missed out on the coveted Test cap. South Africa's National Academ...