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Wagner is one of the several South Africans who plies his trade for New Zealand. The left-handed bowler started his career in Afrikaans High School in Pretoria before shifting base to Otago in 2009. He had a brilliant 2010/11 season, where he was the highest wicket taker with 46 wickets. That got him a Test call up for the West Indies series in 2012.
Wagner had a decent series against England where he picked up 19 wickets in 5 matches (both home and away). He picked up his first five wicket haul against Bangladesh at Dhaka. Already with the ability to swing the ball both ways, he also added reverse swing to his arsenal. Wagner had pretty ordinary run in the home series against West Indies in 2013, but the team management persisted with him and he didn't disappoint. In the two Tests against India, Wagner picked up 11 wickets and was one of the heroes in the famous win at Auckland.
Neil Wagner is one of New Zealand's bowlers with over 13 years of international cricket relying on left-arm fast-medium.
paired with 287+ international wickets, including 9 five-wicket hauls, and currently sits at #18 in the ICC Test bowling rankings.
Neil Wagner is currently 40 years old.
Neil Wagner was born on 13 March 1986.
Neil Wagner plays international cricket for New Zealand.
Neil Wagner is a Bowler who bats left handed and bowls left-arm fast-medium.
Neil Wagner's highest international score is 66, made in Test cricket.
Neil Wagner averages 14.57 in Test cricket across 64 matches, having scored 874 runs.
Neil Wagner has taken 287 international wickets across all formats.
Neil Wagner is currently ranked #18 in ICC Test bowling.
Neil Wagner made their international debut on 25 July 2012 in a Test match against vs West Indies at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.
Neil Wagner has represented teams including Durham, Northern Knights, New Zealand.
