Daniel Stanley2023-02-12T16:49:48+00:00

Daniel Stanley

Date of Birth 05-09-1996
Age 26
NationalityNew 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) Mts Inns NO Runs HS Ave Ovs Runs Wkts BB Avg
Richmond (2018) 30 25 3 861 80 39.14 44.2 268 9 4/23 25.67
Formby (2017) 27 27 3 751 77 31.29 43.4 231 8 3/29 33.50
Richmond (2016) 29 26 4 1003 162 45.59 142 610 37 5/28 16.49
Date of Birth 05-09-1996
Age 26
NationalityNew Zealander
Player StatusPlaced
Playing RoleBatting 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) Mts Inns NO Runs HS Ave Ovs Runs Wkts BB Avg
Richmond (2018) 30 25 3 861 80 39.14 44.2 268 9 4/23 25.67
Formby (2017) 27 27 3 751 77 31.29 43.4 231 8 3/29 33.50
Richmond (2016) 29 26 4 1003 162 45.59 142 610 37 5/28 16.49
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