Liam Hatcher

LiamHatcher 25 yrs

Australia

Born:Sep 17, 1996
batting style
Right Handed
bowling style
Right-arm fast

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Bio

A young fast-bowling prodigy, Liam Hatcher represents New South Wales and plays for Melbourne Stars. Born in Liverpool, he is a product of the Fairfield-Liverpool club, who represented the Australian side at the 2016 U-19 World Cup.

Before playing the marquee tournament, Hatcher also toured England in 2015 and he was involved in the team's Youth ODI Tri-Series against New Zealand and Pakistan in February 2016. 

Hatcher made his List-A debut playing for Cricket Australia XI in the 2015-16 season in the Matador One-Day Cup. A few weeks later he also got a ticket for first-class cricket against the touring Kiwis in early 2016.

The young left-arm quick was roped in by Sydney Thunder for BBL 06 as a development rookie and was retained for BBL 07 as well, before migrating to Melbourne. He made his BBL debut for the Stars during the 2020-21 season. 

Hatcher got nine games to showcase his prowess in BBL|10, where the pacer showcased that he is much more than just his burly physical attributes. He is not a speedy or skiddy kind of a bowler, but he uses the left-arm angle to his advantage. 

(As of November 2021)

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Batting Career

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Bowling Career

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Teams Played For

Cricket Australia XI, Sydney Thunder, New South Wales

Liam's Bio

A young fast-bowling prodigy, Liam Hatcher represents New South Wales and plays for Melbourne Stars. Born in Liverpool, he is a product of the Fairfield-Liverpool club, who represented the Australian side at the 2016 U-19 World Cup.

Before playing the marquee tournament, Hatcher also toured England in 2015 and he was involved in the team's Youth ODI Tri-Series against New Zealand and Pakistan in February 2016. 

Hatcher made his List-A debut playing for Cricket Australia XI in the 2015-16 season in the Matador One-Day Cup. A few weeks later he also got a ticket for first-class cricket against the touring Kiwis in early 2016.

The young left-arm quick was roped in by Sydney Thunder for BBL 06 as a development rookie and was retained for BBL 07 as well, before migrating to Melbourne. He made his BBL debut for the Stars during the 2020-21 season. 

Hatcher got nine games to showcase his prowess in BBL|10, where the pacer showcased that he is much more than just his burly physical attributes. He is not a speedy or skiddy kind of a bowler, but he uses the left-arm angle to his advantage. 

(As of November 2021)