Date of Birth | 05-09-1996 |
Age | 26 |
Nationality | New Zealander |
Player Status | Placed (Bracebridge Heath CC - Lincolnshire Cricket Board Premier League) |
Playing Role | Batting All-Rounder (Seam) |
Bowling Style | LA Medium Pace |
Batting Style | LH Top Order Bat |
Entry Route | UK Ancestry Visa |
Major Teams | New Zealand U19s, Canterbury A, Old Boys Collegians Cricket Club, Heathcote Cricket Club |
Coaching Qualifications | NZC Level 1 |
Daniel Stanley is an explosive left-hand top-order batter and useful seamer playing for Heathcote in the Christchurch Metro Cricket Association.
A former New Zealand Under-19 and Canterbury A representative, Stanley has been a stand-out in Premier cricket in recent years since his move from Old Boys' Collegians to his current club Heathcote.
Last summer (2021/22), he was the Roger Blunt Memorial Trophy recipient courtesy of his extraordinary summer. The punishing left-hander topped the Christchurch Metro Premiership run charts. His tally (1,021 runs at 46) was the fifth-highest aggregate in Canterbury history after Walter Hadlee (1,110 runs in 1941/42), Roger Blunt (1,071 runs in 1924/25), Oscar Wilson (1,044 runs in 2020/21), and Ben Harris (1,040 runs in 1987/88).
Holder of a UK Ancestry Visa, Stanley has also produced runs aplenty abroad with successful stints with Formby (2017) sandwiched between two with Richmond (2016, 2018).
Over his three seasons, Stanley racked up 3 hundreds, and 16 fifties amongst 2,615 runs at 38.46. He also weighed in with 54 wickets at 20.54 with his brisk medium pace.
Having not returned since his Premiership-winning season with Richmond (2018), the in-form kiwi is now set to embark on a fourth stint having signed with Bracebridge Heath for their 2023 Lincolnshire Cricket Board Premier League campaign.
Team (Season) | Runs | Ave | Wkts | Avg |
---|---|---|---|---|
Richmond (2018) | 861 | 39.14 | 9 | 25.67 |
Formby (2017) | 751 | 31.29 | 8 | 33.50 |
Richmond (2016) | 1003 | 45.59 | 37 | 16.49 |
Date of Birth | 05-09-1996 |
Age | 26 |
Nationality | New Zealander |
Player Status | Placed |
Playing Role | Batting All-Rounder (Seam) |
Player Status | Placed (Bracebridge Heath CC - Lincolnshire Cricket Board Premier League) |
Bowling Style | LA Medium Pace |
Batting Style | LH Top Order Bat |
Entry Route | UK Ancestry Visa |
Major Teams | New Zealand U19s, Canterbury A, Old Boys Collegians Cricket Club, Heathcote Cricket Club |
Coaching Qualifications | NZC Level 1 |
Daniel Stanley is an explosive left-hand top-order batter and useful seamer playing for Heathcote in the Christchurch Metro Cricket Association.
A former New Zealand Under-19 and Canterbury A representative, Stanley has been a stand-out in Premier cricket in recent years since his move from Old Boys' Collegians to his current club Heathcote.
Last summer (2021/22), he was the Roger Blunt Memorial Trophy recipient courtesy of his extraordinary summer. The punishing left-hander topped the Christchurch Metro Premiership run charts. His tally (1,021 runs at 46) was the fifth-highest aggregate in Canterbury history after Walter Hadlee (1,110 runs in 1941/42), Roger Blunt (1,071 runs in 1924/25), Oscar Wilson (1,044 runs in 2020/21), and Ben Harris (1,040 runs in 1987/88).
Holder of a UK Ancestry Visa, Stanley has also produced runs aplenty abroad with successful stints with Formby (2017) sandwiched between two with Richmond (2016, 2018).
Over his three seasons, Stanley racked up 3 hundreds, and 16 fifties amongst 2,615 runs at 38.46. He also weighed in with 54 wickets at 20.54 with his brisk medium pace.
Having not returned since his Premiership-winning season with Richmond (2018), the in-form kiwi is now set to embark on a fourth stint having signed with Bracebridge Heath for their 2023 Lincolnshire Cricket Board Premier League campaign.
Team (Season) | Runs | Ave | Wkts | Avg |
---|---|---|---|---|
Richmond (2018) | 861 | 39.14 | 9 | 25.67 |
Formby (2017) | 751 | 31.29 | 8 | 33.50 |
Richmond (2016) | 1003 | 45.59 | 37 | 16.49 |