Lewis McManus

Lewis McManus
Nationality: England
Position: Wicketkeeper
Batting Style: Right Hand Bat
Date of Birth: 1994-10-09 Age: 30

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Lewis David McManus is a prominent cricket player hailing from England, known for his skills as a wicketkeeper-batsman.
Born and raised in Bournemouth, McManus has established himself as a key player for Hampshire, showcasing his talent both behind the stumps and with the bat.

McManus began his cricket journey at Hampshire's academy, where he honed his skills and displayed remarkable potential.
His impressive performances for the county's Under-17 team led to their victory in the 50-over cup in 2011.
Furthermore, his consistent displays for Hampshire Academy in the highly competitive Southern Premier League earned him significant recognition.

His exceptional performances in second XI cricket, where he maintained an average of 36, caught the attention of selectors, resulting in his inclusion in the England Under-19s squad for the 2014 World Cup.
McManus showcased his abilities with both bat and gloves during his stint with the national team, further enhancing his reputation as a promising talent.

In 2015, McManus was handed his maiden opportunity to represent Hampshire in the first team.
Despite the immense pressure from a formidable Durham bowling attack, he displayed immense composure and resilience, scoring his maiden half-century in the Championship.
His gritty innings played a vital role in securing a crucial draw for Hampshire, helping them avoid relegation on the final day of the season.

McManus' impressive performances led to the decision to hand him the gloves from Adam Wheater in 2016.
His maiden century in the Championship against Surrey at the Ageas Bowl further fortified his position within the team.
The innings was even more commendable as it came after an unfortunate run-out of Sean Ervine early in McManus' own innings.
This display of skill and determination not only solidified his place in the side but also convinced Wheater to return to Essex.

While McManus envisaged becoming the premier wicketkeeper-batsman in the country ahead of the 2018 season, his campaign failed to meet expectations.
Struggling for runs, he found himself demoted to the second XI.
The following season also proved to be challenging for McManus, although he managed a couple of crucial contributions in the T20 Blast.
Nevertheless, his improvement in glovework was evident, thanks to his dedication and the guidance he received from Michael Bates.

McManus remains a valuable member of the Hampshire squad, with the potential to rejuvenate his batting form and carve out a successful career for himself.
With strong determination, a desire to excel, and continuous hard work, McManus has the ability to become a key player not only for Hampshire but also at the highest level of the game.

Overall, Lewis David McManus has proven himself as a talented wicketkeeper-batsman and a resilient individual.
His journey from the academy to representing Hampshire's first team and receiving recognition at the under-19 level is a testament to his dedication and skill.
With the potential to reach greater heights in his career, McManus remains a player to watch out for in English cricket.

Format	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100s	50s	6s	4s
4day	45	68	5	1451	95	21.34	3114	46.60	0	9	7	188
T20	63	61	20	716	60	11.74	529	135.35	0	1	32	46
List A	27	26	3	731	107	28.12	812	90.02	1	4	25	52

Format	Ave	Econ
4day	-	-
T20	-	-
List A	-	-

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