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Dean Elgar
Batter
RUNS
3243
AVERAGE
41.05
Dean Elgar
Batter
RUNS
104
AVERAGE
17.33
Batter
Bats Left Hand.
Bowls Left Arm Orthodox
AGE
31
HEIGHT
CM
BORN
Welkom
COUNTRY
South Africa
LOCAL CLUB
Free State
Bio
Dean Elgar is a very determined left-handed opening-batter for South Africa, who captained the South Africa Under-19's in Sri Lanka in 2006.
He debuted for the Proteas in November 2012, six years after his first-class debut for Free State.
Elgar has made eight Test match centuries, with 140 against New Zealand in 2017 his highest-score.
His ODI debut also came in 2012 but he hasn't been able to replicate his Test record, averaging just 24.
Test Stats
MATCHES
51
DEBUT
2012
CAP NO
315
BEST BATTING
199
BEST BOWLING
4-22
Bowling
WICKETS
14
AVERAGE
44.1
ECONOMY
3.79
S/R
69.8
5W
0
10W/M
0
Batting
RUNS
3243
INNINGS
86
NOT OUTS
7
AVERAGE
41.05
100s
11
50s
12
ODI Stats
MATCHES
8
DEBUT
2012
CAP NO
104
BEST BATTING
42
BEST BOWLING
1-11
Bowling
WICKETS
2
AVERAGE
33.5
ECONOMY
4.19
S/R
48
5W
0
10W/M
0
Batting
RUNS
104
INNINGS
7
NOT OUTS
1
AVERAGE
17.33
100s
0
50s
0
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'Is there any danger of you blokes nicking one?'
Spinner Nathan Lyon did everything but take Dean Elgar's wicket on day three at the Wanderers, his plight summing up a frustrating day for Australia
Elgar's incredible catch follows fighting fifties
Dean Elgar takes the catch of the series to remove Tim Paine after Australia's skipper and Pat Cummins pushed the tourists to a score of 221 in Joburg
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