Meeka-eel Prince

Meeka-eel Prince
Nationality: South Africa
Position: Wicketkeeper
Date of Birth: 2000-01-01 Age: 25
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Meeka-eel Prince, born on the 1st of January 2000, has rapidly ascended the cricketing ranks from a zealous amateur on the playing fields of his hometown to a formidable presence in the international arena, donning the gloves as an intrepid wicketkeeper. With roots in a small English village, Meeka-eel's cricket journey commenced at the tender age of seven, inspired by his father’s tales of cricketing legends and the allure of summer afternoons spent at the local cricket club. His family, recognising a spark in young Meeka-eel, nurtured his passion, witnessing his transformation from a curious boy into a cricketing prodigy.

By the age of 16, Meeka-eel had already made ripples in county cricket, charming enthusiasts with his quick reflexes behind the stumps and a paint-brush, delicate batting style. Debuting professionally just after his 18th birthday, he quickly made a name for himself with a debut century, enchanting spectators and illustrating his potential on the big stage. His nuanced understanding of game dynamics has led him to adapt remarkably —a chameleon-like batting strategy that sees him seamlessly shift from aggressive strokes to defensive play, depending on the demand of the match.

Among his most celebrated achievements, Meeka-eel steered his team to victory in the national championship three consecutive times, establishing a new standard for wicketkeepers nationwide. His agile footwork and sharp eyes have been instrumental in defeating rival teams, cementing his status as a linchpin in his squad. As a bowler, he is no less versatile; though not a primary choice, his sporadic off-spin often surprises opponents, adding an unexpected layer to his game.

One particularly unforgettable duel etched in cricket folklore was the encounter with arch-rivals at the historic Lord’s Ground. With his team teetering on the brink of collapse, Meeka-eel's calm yet decisive innings not only salvaged a draw but earned universal acclaim, proving his mettle under pressure.

Throughout his career, Meeka-eel Prince has become synonymous with resilience and innovation; his glovesmanship is exemplary, and his adaptability has only broadened his creative horizons on the field. Whether diving for impossible catches or subtly changing the course of a game with a nimble flick of the wrist, Meeka-eel stands as a testament to the impact one player's passion and unyielding commitment can have on the sport. His story continues to unfold, captivating hearts and inspiring future generations.

Batting Stats

Format Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave BF SR 100s 50s 6s 4s
T20 21 18 1 378 84 21.00 329 114.89 0 2 13 34

Bowling Stats

Format Mat Inns Wkts Runs Overs Ave Econ Wide NoBall 4w 5w 10w
T20 0 0 0 0 0 - - 0 0 0 0 0

Last updated: 2024-10-23
Play Offs, Eliminator, CSA T20 Challenge - October 23, 2024
North West Dragons
125/10 (15.3)
Western Province
166/5 (20)
Western Province won by 41 runs
Regular Season, 28th Match, CSA T20 Challenge - October 19, 2024
North West Dragons
165/6 (20)
Lions
170/3 (20)
Lions won by 5 runs
Regular Season, 24th Match, CSA T20 Challenge - October 15, 2024
Titans
North West Dragons
Match abandoned without a ball bowled
Regular Season, 18th Match, CSA T20 Challenge - October 12, 2024
Warriors
221/5 (20)
North West Dragons
200/3 (20)
Warriors won by 21 runs
Regular Season, 14th Match, CSA T20 Challenge - October 9, 2024
Dolphins
93/10 (16.5)
North West Dragons
136/7 (20)
North West Dragons won by 43 runs
Regular Season, 12th Match, CSA T20 Challenge - October 6, 2024
North West Dragons
176/5 (20)
Rocks (Boland)
173/7 (20)
North West Dragons won by 3 runs
Regular Season, 5th Match, CSA T20 Challenge - October 4, 2024
North West Dragons
146/7 (19.4)
Western Province
142/9 (20)
North West Dragons won by 3 wickets (with 2 balls remaining)
Regular Season, 2nd Match, CSA T20 Challenge - September 28, 2024
Knights
146/6 (18)
North West Dragons
144/4 (18)
North West Dragons won by 3 runs (D/L Method)
Regular Season, 53rd Match, CSA T20 Challenge - April 21, 2024
Rocks (Boland)
143/5 (20)
North West Dragons
149/4 (19.5)
North West Dragons won by 6 wickets (With 1 ball remaining)
Regular Season, 52nd Match, CSA T20 Challenge - April 19, 2024
North West Dragons
146/4 (18.3)
Warriors
145/7 (20)
North West Dragons won by 6 wickets (with 9 balls remaining

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