Raymon Reifer Cricket Player Profile

Raymon Reifer is a professional player representing . Born on 1991-05-11 , they operate primarily as a All-Rounder on the field. Over the course of their career, Raymon Reifer has featured for Comilla Victorians, West Indies, West Indies A, Montreal Tigers, Guyana Amazon Warriors, Barbarians, Jamaica Tallawahs, Guyana Jaguars, West Indies Cricket Board President XI, Barbados Tridents, Barbados Pride, Silicon Valley Strikers, Guardians, Titans, Pokhara Avengers, Abu Dhabi Knight Riders, California Golden Eagles, Los Angeles Waves CC different teams, including national setups, top-tier domestic sides, and competitive franchise leagues. Known for their tactical execution and steady presence as a All-Rounder, they remain an integral figure across all formats and tournaments they compete in.

Played for the Teams:

West Indies, Barbados Pride, West Indies A, West Indies Cricket Presidents XI, Guyana Amazon Warriors, Jamaica Tallawahs, Comilla Victorians, West Indians, Montreal Tigers, Samp Army, Silicon Valley Strikers, Pokhara Avengers, Titans, Team Weekes, California Golden Eagles, Los Angeles Waves CC

Profile:

Raymon Reifer belongs to a cricketing family and he is the cousin of the former West Indies player Floyd Reifer. His father and uncle have also played cricket at different levels. Raymon started his career as a batting-all-rounder but soon became a genuine left-arm pace bowler.

Raymon made his first-class debut back in 2011 for the Combines Campuses and Colleges and immediately made his mark. After consistently performing at the domestic level for years, Raymon received an international call up in July 2017 for the Test series against England but was he forced to warm the bench. Raymon failed to feature in the playing XI again after getting included for the West Indies squad for the Zimbabwe tour. Displaying strong performances at the domestic level, on 9th December 2017, Reifer finally got the opportunity to make his maiden international appearance during the Test match against New Zealand.

Raymon had to wait for almost two years for his next international venture. Nonetheless, Reifer was handed his maiden ODI opportunity in May 2019, against Bangladesh and was also named as one of the reserves for the 2019 World Cup.