MoisesHenriques

Born in Portugal, Moises Henriques is one of the NSW's most senior players having made his state debut back in the summer of 2005-06.

He first played for Australia in 2009 when he was selected as an injury replacement for Australia’s ODI tour of India, while he also represented his country in T20 cricket later that same year.

Henriques’ opportunity at Test level didn’t come until 2013 when he was chosen for the series against India on the subcontinent. He impressed by scoring 68 and 81 not out in his Test debut but was overlooked for the subsequent tour of England.

The allrounder returned to the Test team for the final match against Sri Lanka on the 2016 tour, a series Australia lost 3-0. 

On the domestic scene, Henriques is one of NSW's greatest-ever players. With over 100 Sheffield Shield appearances to his name, he also sits comfortably inside the top-10 run-scorers for his state in the famed competition.

Adding to that, no NSW batter has scored more runs in the one-day competition than Henriques, who has consistently delivered over almost two decades.

As well as representing five different IPL franchises in India, Henriques has been a title-winning machine back home; winning the Shield in 2013-14, the One-Day Cup in 2005-06, 2015-16 and 2016-17 and the Big Bash League in BBL|01, BBL|09 and BBL|10 (plus the state-based T20 competition in 2008-09 and the Champions League in 2009 and 2012)