Lendl Simmons – Profile, Stats & Recent Form

Personal details

Full nameLendl Mark Platter Simmons

Born25 Jan 1985

Age41 Years

NationalityTrinidadian

RoleRight arm medium-fast Bowler, Right-handed Batsman

BattingRight Hand Bat

BowlingRight Arm Medium Fast

Height5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)

Career at a glance

Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	Wkts	Econ
Test	8	278	17.37	46.88	1	4.59
ODI	68	1958	31.58	73.05	1	6.61
T20I	68	1527	26.78	120.80	6	10.04
T20	294	7775	29.68	118.99	23	8.80
List A	147	4273	31.88	–	6	5.92
First-class	97	5436	33.34	–	17	3.21
T10	70	1087	43.48	184.86	15	10.91

Debuts

TestWest Indies vs England, Port of Spain 6 Mar 2009

ODIPakistan vs West Indies, Faisalabad 7 Dec 2006

T20IEngland vs West Indies, The Oval29 Jun 2007

First ClassTrinidad & T vs Jamaica, Tarouba 14 Mar 2019

List ATrinidad & T vs Guyana, Coolidge 27 Feb 2021

T20Derbyshire vs West Indians, Derby 24 Jun 2007

Family

RelationsPV Simmons (Uncle), Jeneveive Simmons (Father), Kabrina Simmons (Spouse)

Batting

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100	50	4s	6s	Ct
Test	8	16	0	278	49	17.37	593	46.88	0	0	28	4	5
ODI	68	65	3	1958	122	31.58	2680	73.05	2	16	162	50	28
T20I	68	67	10	1527	91	26.78	1264	120.80	0	9	140	68	35
T20	294	290	28	7775	116	29.68	6534	118.99	2	59	713	345	116
List A	147	142	8	4273	146	31.88	0	–	7	27	0	0	65
First-class	97	173	10	5436	282	33.34	0	–	11	25	0	0	99
T10	70	44	19	1087	70	43.48	588	184.86	0	7	94	74	25

Bowling

Format	M	Inn	Overs	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Avg	Econ
Test	8	5	32	147	1	1/60	147.00	4.59
ODI	68	12	26	172	1	1/3	172.00	6.61
T20I	68	5	7.1	72	6	4/19	12.00	10.04
T20	294	35	67.5	597	23	4/19	25.95	8.80
List A	147	0	79	468	6	2/23	78.00	5.92
First-class	97	0	182	585	17	–	34.41	3.21
T10	70	18	25.4	280	15	–	18.67	10.91

By tournament

Tournament	M	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	Wkts	Econ
Indian Premier League	29	1079	100	39.96	126.64	1	11.33
Bangladesh Premier League	31	823	116	29.39	119.45	1	8.25
Big Bash League	8	177	54	22.13	128.26	0	–
Caribbean Premier League	91	2557	97	30.44	121.53	0	9.65
Pakistan Super League	8	210	62	26.25	112.30	0	–
ICC Men's T20 World Cup	14	339	82	26.08	118.53	6	9.17
Abu Dhabi T10	9	211	54	70.33	151.80	0	–
ICC Cricket World Cup	8	187	102	31.17	94.92	0	12.00

Against teams

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	50
India	9	257	82	36.71	129.15	2
South Africa	6	214	77	35.67	120.22	1
Australia	7	196	72	28.00	118.79	1
Sri Lanka	8	182	67	26.00	130.00	1
Ireland	5	151	91	37.75	151.00	1
England	9	132	69	16.50	99.25	1
Pakistan	9	121	65	17.29	109.01	1
Zimbabwe	2	104	63	104.00	118.18	1
New Zealand	5	84	36	16.80	110.53	0
Afghanistan	4	45	17	15.00	118.42	0
Bangladesh	3	41	23	20.50	113.89	0

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
Sri Lanka	1	4	19	4.75	6.33	4.50
South Africa	1	1	22	22.00	11.00	12.00
England	1	1	14	14.00	14.00	6.00
Australia	2	0	17	–	14.57	–

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	50	100
Pakistan	15	586	77	41.86	80.27	7	0
India	16	445	78	27.81	71.20	4	0
England	13	360	70	30.00	74.53	3	0
Bangladesh	7	270	122	38.57	74.38	1	1
New Zealand	8	128	43	16.00	66.32	0	0
Ireland	1	102	102	102.00	121.43	0	1
Sri Lanka	1	67	67	67.00	85.90	1	0
Australia	4	60	29	15.00	49.59	0	0
South Africa	1	0	0	0.00	0.00	0	0

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
England	3	4	101	25.25	4.81	31.50
India	8	1	109	109.00	5.19	126.00
New Zealand	1	0	29	–	14.50	–
Ireland	1	0	12	–	12.00	–
Pakistan	1	0	9	–	9.00	–

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR
Pakistan	4	94	49	23.50	43.12
England	6	87	24	14.50	38.33
Bangladesh	2	51	44	25.50	82.26
India	4	46	27	11.50	53.49

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
England	4	1	139	139.00	4.63	180.00
India	1	0	8	–	4.00	–

Last 10 innings · batting

77*vs ENG-L

22vs AUS-L

22vs IND-L

17vs AUS-L

20vs BAN-L

55*vs ENG-L

2vs SA-L

2vs IND-L

0vs PAK-L

29vs AUS-L

T20 vs ENG-L18 Oct 2026 · Not out 77*(53) T20 vs AUS-L16 Oct 2026 · c KW Richardson b N Nile 22(18) T20 vs IND-L13 Oct 2026 · c (sub A Singh) b P Chawla 22(26) T20 vs AUS-L11 Oct 2026 · c JW Wells b MA Beer 17(18) T20 vs BAN-L9 Oct 2026 · c Mahmudullah b KI Rabbi 20(11) T20 vs ENG-L7 Oct 2026 · Not out 55*(33) T20 vs SA-L4 Oct 2026 · c & b MD Lange 2(9) T20 vs IND-L29 Jul 2025 · b P Chawla 2(11) T20 vs PAK-L26 Jul 2025 · b Rumman Raees 0(1) T20 vs AUS-L23 Jul 2025 · c & b PM Siddle 29(28)

Last 10 innings · bowling

1/8vs MIS

1/20vs NML

1/24vs KBR

0/25vs NML

1/22vs PPS

2/17vs KBR

0/27vs PBR

1/26vs SL-M

1/33vs SA-M

2/11vs CCL

T10 vs MIS4 Apr 2025 1/8 T10 vs NML2 Apr 2025 1/20 T10 vs KBR1 Apr 2025 1/24 T10 vs NML31 Mar 2025 0/25 T10 vs PPS29 Mar 2025 1/22 T10 vs KBR28 Mar 2025 2/17 T10 vs PBR27 Mar 2025 0/27 T20 vs SL-M14 Mar 2025 1/26 T20 vs SA-M11 Mar 2025 1/33 T10 vs CCL9 Jul 2024 2/11

About Lendl Simmons

Lendl Simmons Biography

Lendl Mark Platter Simmons is a West Indies cricketer, who is primarily a right-handed batsman. He is also a part time wicket-keeper. He is an opening batsman and a clean striker of the ball, who has the ability to quickly take the game away from the opposition.

He was born on 25 January 1985 in Port Of Spain, Trinidad. Simmons has shown his worth as a batsman in limited overs format, especially in the T20 format and is a hot pick for various T20 franchises around the world.

Background

Simmons is a nephew of former West Indian all-rounder Phil Simmons. He showed his talent as a junior cricketer and made it to the West Indies Under-19 team.

He represented the country at the 2002 ICC Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand. He scored 222 runs in seven matches at an average of 55.50, including a solitary hundred.

He again represented his country at the 2004 ICC Under-19 World Cup in Bangladesh and scored 219 runs in eight matches at 27.37. He also took five wickets at 31.80.

Simmons represented Trinidad and Tobago in first-class cricket and made his debut in the 2001 first-class season.

Debut

Simmons made his international debut in an ODI against Pakistan at Faisalabad in December 2006. He opened the innings and was out for a duck on his debut. However, he scored 70 runs off 130 balls in his next match against Pakistan.

He then made his T20I debut against England at The Oval in June 2007 and scored nine runs off 12 balls. A brilliant inning of 282 runs against England A saw him making his test debut against England at Port Of Spain in March 2009. He scored a total of 32 runs in the match.

Rise to Glory

Simmons’ career has been plagued with inconsistency but there have been many high points in his career. After making his ODI debut, he played a couple of low scoring innings.

He scored his maiden ODI hundred against Bangladesh at Dhaka which was an innings of 122 runs off 124 balls. In 2011, he scored a total of 792 runs at 49.50, including one hundred and eight fifties in 17 ODI matches.

He became a regular member of the West Indies T20 team because of his prolific performances in the T20 leagues around the world. He played a crucial inning of 82 runs off 51 balls in the final of the 2016 ICC World T20 against India in Mumbai and single-handedly took the game away from India.

Club Career

Simmons is a prolific T20 batsman and plays for various T20 leagues around the world. In 2014, Indian Premier League franchise Mumbai Indians brought Simmons as a replacement for Jalaj Saxena and he went on to scored 394 runs in eight matches at 56.28, including one hundred and three fifties.

He played a crucial role in taking the team to victory in the eighth edition of the IPL. He played for the Karachi Kings in the Pakistan Super League in 2016.

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