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T20I all-rounder
vs vs West Indies at Windsor Park, Mar 20, 2013
vs vs South Africa at The Wanderers Stadium, Feb 25, 2005
vs vs Bangladesh at Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium, Nov 28, 2006
Sean Williams is a reliable batsman and a more than useful left-arm spinner for Zimbabwe. He made everyone sit up and take notice when he was one of the stand-out players in the 2004 Under-19 World Cup by performing consistently with bat and ball. When the Zimbabwean players strike happened in 2004, Williams was widely expected to be given a call to the national side. His father, Colin Williams, however refused to send his son, suggesting that let him concentrate on studies.
He made his debut in 2005 when Zimbabwe toured South Africa, making only 12 in a losing cause. He was also selected and made captain of the Under-19 side for the World Cup, where he led his team to a surprise win over England. There were rumours that Williams had differences with the board and the rumours were confirmed soon as he rejected a central contract.
Sean Williams is one of Zimbabwe's batting all-rounders.
Already past the 9,000-run mark in international cricket, including 14 international hundreds, alongside 143 international wickets, and currently sits at #13 in the ICC T20I all-rounder rankings.
Sean Williams is currently 39 years old.
Sean Williams was born on 25 September 1986.
Sean Williams plays international cricket for Zimbabwe.
Sean Williams is a Batting All Rounder who bats left handed and bowls left-arm orthodox.
Sean Williams's highest international score is 174, made in ODI cricket.
Sean Williams averages 37.36 in ODI cricket across 167 matches, having scored 5,305 runs.
Sean Williams has a T20I strike rate of 126.21 across 79 matches.
Sean Williams has taken 143 international wickets across all formats.
Sean Williams is currently ranked #13 in ICC T20I all-rounder.
Sean Williams has represented teams including Matabeleland Tuskers, Harare Bolts, Saint Lucia Kings, Galle Marvels, Sharjah Warriors.
