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Joe Burns
Batter
RUNS
1123
AVERAGE
40.11
Batter
Bats Right Hand.
Bowls Right Arm Medium
Bio
Joe Burns achieved every Australian cricketer's dream during 2014-15 when he wore the Baggy Green for the first time in Australia's Boxing Day Test against India.
Since then Burnsy has gone onto forge a solid international career where he has been an important member at the top of Australia's Test order.
Burns' 2015-16 summer featured three Test centuries, with his first coming in front of his home crowd at the Gabba.
Outside of cricket he enjoys skateboarding, surfing, playing Fifa and is a big Manchester United fan.
Test Stats
MATCHES
16
DEBUT
2014
CAP NO
441
BEST BATTING
180
BEST BOWLING
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Bowling
WICKETS
0
AVERAGE
0
ECONOMY
0
S/R
0
5W
0
10W/M
0
Batting
RUNS
1123
INNINGS
28
NOT OUTS
0
AVERAGE
40.11
100s
4
50s
4
ODI Stats
MATCHES
6
DEBUT
-
CAP NO
BEST BATTING
69
BEST BOWLING
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Bowling
WICKETS
0
AVERAGE
0
ECONOMY
0
S/R
0
5W
0
10W/M
0
Batting
RUNS
146
INNINGS
6
NOT OUTS
0
AVERAGE
24.33
100s
0
50s
1
Latest Videos
Ashes hopefuls go big with bat
Cameron Bancroft, Marcus Harris, Kurtis Patterson and Joe Burns didn't take long to put their hands in the air for UK tour selection with some impressive Shield scores
In-form Burns returns to Shield in style
Fresh off his 180 against Sri Lanka for Australia's Test side, Joe Burns continued his good touch by stroking 60 off 86 balls against Victora in the JLT Sheffield Shield
New-look Aussies dominant over SL
Tim Paine's side was largely light on experience but full of endeavour as they racked up some special personal milestones throughout the two-Test series
Latest News
Langer keeps Ashes door open for Burns
Australia coach will monitor Queenslander's recovery from fatigue-related illness as batsman targets return in a fortnight
Burns diagnosed with 'fatigue disorder'
Incumbent Test opener and Ashes hopeful left Lancashire stint after experiencing symptoms of fatigue and burn-out
Burns exits county stint with Lancs
Queensland batsman returns to Australia for personal reasons after just one match in England
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