Jake Carder2023-09-12T00:24:57+01:00

Jake Carder

Date of Birth 11-12-1995
Age 27
NationalityAustralian
Player Status Available
Playing Role Batting All-Rounder (Spin)
Bowling Style RA Off Spin
Batting Style LH Top Order Bat
Entry Route International Sportsperson Visa
Major Teams Australia U19s, South Australia, Sydney Sixers, Western Australia U19s, Fremantle District Cricket Club, Port Adelaide Cricket Club
Coaching Qualifications CA Level 2

Jake Carder is a hugely talented batter playing for the South Australian Redbacks alongside the likes of Test stars Alex Carey, and Travis Head.

He moved from Perth to join the Redbacks in 2021/22, following 7 Sheffield Shield matches for Western Australia (2019/20-20/21). Carder, who has previously made his first-class (2015/16), and List A debuts (2016/17) for the Cricket Australia XI, had struggled for game time with WA, hence his move to Adelaide.

It’s fair to say his move was justified – 468 runs at 33.42 with his maiden Shield century last summer lays testament to that. He has subsequently cemented his spot and looks set for a long career in the Redbacks shirt.

Carder has long been touted as a star in the making. He represented Australia Under-19s and has been a heavy run churner in Grade cricket, initially for Freemantle District (WACA), before his move to Port Adelaide (SACA) last summer.

Over the past decade, Carder has racked up well over 8,000 grade runs averaging in the high-30s. He has also been a handy operator with ball-in-hand accounting for neigh on 100 wickets with his off-spin.

The Redbacks run machine also headed abroad in 2023 to play for Bishop's Stortford in the Hertfordshire Premier League. He excelled for the club hitting 954 runs at 59.63, including a remarkable 255 in a pre-season game against St Albans.

Carder is a serious talent who, following his dominant season in England last year is eager to return abroad for a second stint in 2024.

Team (Season) Mts Inns NO Runs HS Ave Ovs Runs Wkts BB Avg
Bishop's Stortford Cricket Club (2023) 17 17 1 954 255 59.63 42.3 280 7 3/19 40.00
Date of Birth 11-12-1995
Age 27
NationalityAustralian
Player StatusAvailable
Playing RoleBatting All-Rounder (Spin)
Player Status Available
Bowling Style RA Off Spin
Batting Style LH Top Order Bat
Entry Route International Sportsperson Visa
Major Teams Australia U19s, South Australia, Sydney Sixers, Western Australia U19s, Fremantle District Cricket Club, Port Adelaide Cricket Club
Coaching Qualifications CA Level 2

Jake Carder is a hugely talented batter playing for the South Australian Redbacks alongside the likes of Test stars Alex Carey, and Travis Head.

He moved from Perth to join the Redbacks in 2021/22, following 7 Sheffield Shield matches for Western Australia (2019/20-20/21). Carder, who has previously made his first-class (2015/16), and List A debuts (2016/17) for the Cricket Australia XI, had struggled for game time with WA, hence his move to Adelaide.

It’s fair to say his move was justified – 468 runs at 33.42 with his maiden Shield century last summer lays testament to that. He has subsequently cemented his spot and looks set for a long career in the Redbacks shirt.

Carder has long been touted as a star in the making. He represented Australia Under-19s and has been a heavy run churner in Grade cricket, initially for Freemantle District (WACA), before his move to Port Adelaide (SACA) last summer.

Over the past decade, Carder has racked up well over 8,000 grade runs averaging in the high-30s. He has also been a handy operator with ball-in-hand accounting for neigh on 100 wickets with his off-spin.

The Redbacks run machine also headed abroad in 2023 to play for Bishop's Stortford in the Hertfordshire Premier League. He excelled for the club hitting 954 runs at 59.63, including a remarkable 255 in a pre-season game against St Albans.

Carder is a serious talent who, following his dominant season in England last year is eager to return abroad for a second stint in 2024.

Team (Season) Mts Inns NO Runs HS Ave Ovs Runs Wkts BB Avg
Bishop's Stortford Cricket Club (2023) 17 17 1 954 255 59.63 42.3 280 7 3/19 40.00
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