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Full name Christopher Timothy Tremlett
Born September 2, 1981, Southampton, Hampshire
Current age 27 years 5 days
Major teams England, ECB National Academy, England Lions, Hampshire, Hampshire Cricket Board
Nickname Twiggy
Batting style Right-hand bat
Bowling style Right-arm medium-fast
Height 6 ft 7 in
Education Taunton's College, Southampton
Relations Grandfather - MF Tremlett, Father - TM Tremlett

Batting and fielding averages

Mat

Inns

Runs

Ave

100

Tests

25*

12.50

114

43.85

ODIs

19*

9.50

58.46

T20Is

First-class

112

1559

19.24

List A

104

389

38*

8.84

Twenty20

8.28

118.36

Bowling averages

Mat

Inns

Balls

Runs

Wkts

BBI

BBM

Ave

Econ

Tests

859

386

3/12

6/92

29.69

2.69

66.0

ODIs

479

419

4/32

46.55

5.24

53.2

T20Is

2/45

22.50

11.25

12.0

First-class

14048

7568

271

6/44

27.92

3.23

51.8

List A

104

4825

3744

147

4/25

25.46

4.65

32.8

Twenty20

436

525

4/25

18.75

7.22

15.5

Career statistics

Test debut

England v India at Lord's, Jul 19-23, 2007 scorecard

Last Test

England v India at The Oval, Aug 9-13, 2007 scorecard

Test statistics

ODI debut

England v Bangladesh at Nottingham, Jun 21, 2005 scorecard

Last ODI

England v New Zealand at Bristol, Jun 21, 2008 scorecard

ODI statistics

Only T20I

England v India at Durban, Sep 19, 2007 scorecard

T20I statistics

First-class debut

2000

Last First-class

Hampshire v Yorkshire at Southampton, Aug 6-8, 2008 scorecard

List A debut

2000

Last List A

Middlesex v Hampshire at Lord's, Aug 24, 2008 scorecard

Twenty20 debut

Essex v Hampshire at Chelmsford, Jul 2, 2004 scorecard

Last Twenty20

Essex v Hampshire at Chelmsford, Jun 27, 2008 scorecard

Chris Tremlett, a strapping fast bowler at 6ft 7ins, comes from an esteemed cricketing family. He is the son of Tim Tremlett, the former Hampshire seamer and current coach, and the grandson of Maurice, who played for Somerset and England in the 1940s and 50s. However, Tremlett junior hasn't needed any family favours in his progression. In his first-class debut against New Zealand A in 2000, he took a wicket with his first ball and ended up with 4 for 16. After impressing for Hampshire in both the four-day and the one-day game, he made the England Under-19 tour of India in 2000-01, and then earned a place in the first batch of Rod Marsh's academy intakes in 2001-02. An impressive start to the 2004 season with Hampshire earned him a call up to England's preliminary squad for the ICC Champions Trophy, and the following year he was named in England's new 25-man development squad, ahead of the 2005 Ashes. He made his one-day debut during the 2005 NatWest Series - and was denied a hat-trick against Bangladesh when the ball bounced off middle stump without dislodging the bails. Despite his domestic performances tailing off in the second half of the 2005 season and a tendency to lose his rhythm under pressure, Tremlett earned a call-up to the England squad for Pakistan before a hamstring injury ruled him out. Injuries hampered his international ambitions in 2006 but he was named in the academy to be based in Perth during that winter's Ashes series, and called up to join the squad for the subsequent one-day series. He was a forgettable series, ended by another injury setback, and the start to his 2007 season was also delayed. However, once on the field he impressed enough to earn a call into the England Lions squad and was then drafted into the main party for the first Test against India, at Lord's, after Steve Harmison's groin injury where he made his debut.
Freddie Auld July 2007

Jul 22, 2008

Chris Tremlett in his delivery stride for Hampshire © Getty Images

Jun 21, 2008

Chris Tremlett marked his recall with an early strike © Getty Images

May 31, 2008

Chris Tremlett removes Robert Key © Getty Images

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