Lendl Simmons Cricket Player Profile
Lendl Simmons
लेंडल सिमंस
Nickname Lendl Simmons
Role Right Handed Batter Player
Fantasy Credits 9.0
Last Match Fantasy Points 97
Played Teams Northern Warriors, West Indies, Brampton Wolves, Trinbago Knight Riders, Sylhet Strikers, Northern Warriors, T&T Red Force, World Giants, Rungetters, Steelpan Players, Soca King, Central Sports, Silicon Valley Strikers, Atlanta Fire, Gujarat Giants, Bhilwara Kings, Atlanta Riders, Store Bay Snorkelers, West Indies Champions, Gujarat Greats, Mumbai Marines, Delhi Royals, West Indies Masters
About Lendl Simmons
Lendl Simmons is a professional player representing . Born on 0000-00-00 , they operate primarily as a Batter on the field. Over the course of their career, Lendl Simmons has featured for Northern Warriors, West Indies, Brampton Wolves, Trinbago Knight Riders, Sylhet Strikers, Northern Warriors, T&T Red Force, World Giants, Rungetters, Steelpan Players, Soca King, Central Sports, Silicon Valley Strikers, Atlanta Fire, Gujarat Giants, Bhilwara Kings, Atlanta Riders, Store Bay Snorkelers, West Indies Champions, Gujarat Greats, Mumbai Marines, Delhi Royals, West Indies Masters different teams, including national setups, top-tier domestic sides, and competitive franchise leagues. Known for their tactical execution and steady presence as a Batter, they remain an integral figure across all formats and tournaments they compete in.
Played for the Teams:
West Indies A, Trinidad & Tobago Red Force, West Indies Under-19, Brisbane Heat, Sylhet Strikers, Lahore Qalandars, Northern Warriors, Brampton Wolves, Bravo XI, Dambulla Sixers, Atlanta Fire, World Giants, Woodland Steelpan Players, Soca Kings, Central Sports Club, Bhilwara Kings, Gujarat Greats, Waterloo Kings, Atlanta Riders, Store Bay Snorkelers, Mumbai Marines, Delhi RoyalsProfile:
Lendl Simmons forced his way into national contention with a blistering knock of 282 against England A in 2008-09, before representing West Indies in the 2002 and 2004 U-19 World Cups.
A superb fielder and an occasional wicket-keeper, Simmons had a prolific domestic season in 2005-06 and posted an unbeaten 108 against the touring Pakistan side later in the year. Consequently, he made his ODI debut against Pakistan. After proving his talent in the longer version, Simmons was eventually granted his Test cap in 2009 against the Englishmen.
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