Cam Fletcher

Cam Fletcher is an exciting wicket-keeper batter playing for Canterbury and currently pushing national honours. Since his first-class / List A debut’s in February 2013, Fletcher has played almost 200 matches across the three formats, where he has excelled.

He has scored over 5,000 with an average in excess of 30 in these matches and his stocks continue to rise courtesy of his success in recent years.

In red-ball cricket, he has scored 506 runs at 31.62 (2017/18), 517 runs at 47.00 (2018/19), 233 runs at 33.28 (2019/20), and 586 runs at 65.11 (2020/21) with 5 centuries during this period.

He has also keen a key performer for Canterbury in white-ball cricket, with season List A / T20 averages of 25.16 / 68.75 (2017/18), 38.00 / 42.00 (2018/19), 34.00 / 58.00 (2019/20), and 78 / 31.50 (2020/21) respectively.

Fletcher has been rewarded for his domestic exploits in recent years. He has been Canterbury's “Player of the Year”, “Batter of the Year” and “Player’s Player of the Year”, and has featured in New Zealand Winter Training Squad's and 'A' sides. In fact, he scored a century for New Zealand A against the touring Indian A side in November 2018.

The talented Canterbury star is now looking to push for Blackcaps honours and with the recent retirement of BJ Watling, he'll go head to head with the likes of Tim Seifert, Glenn Phillips, and Tom Blundell for the gloves across the three formats.

For now, though, Fletcher will continue to plunder runs in domestic cricket and is potentially open to a UK return in 2022, following prolific stints in Yorkshire (Golcar) and Kent (Sandwich Town) previously.