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Jason Behrendorff ends 16-year WA career with state retirement
Quick left arm After 16 years with Western Australia, Jason Behrendorff has announced his retirement from state cricket. However, he will keep playing on the T20 franchise circuit, where he has had a lot of success.
Behrendorff, who turns 35 in April, has participated in 17 Twenty20 Internationals, the most recent of which was against the West Indies in Perth a year ago. As a result, he is still eligible for national selection. In 2019–22, he also participated in 12 ODIs.
After finishing as the BBL's top wicket-taker at the end of the previous season, he signed a three-year contract with the Melbourne Renegades and left the Perth Scorchers to retire. During his 13-year, 106-game tenure with the Scorchers, he won four BBL titles.
"It is the end of one chapter which has been a really exciting one," Behrendorff declared following his retirement announcement on Wednesday. "I've had a great time. Playing state cricket and later playing for Australia has allowed me to fulfill a boyhood dream. I've lived at the WACA ground for a very long time.
Behrendorff, who was born and raised in Canberra, joined WA at the age of 19, and he immediately established himself as a vital member of their assault in all forms. He finished seventh on WA's all-time record with five One-Day Cup victories and 75 wickets. At the start of the current season, he had his final List A performance.
Despite having a brief Shield career and playing during WA's protracted title drought, Behrendorff turned arguably one of the best performances in the history of the game in 2017 when he took 9 for 37 in Victoria's opening innings at the WACA. Terry Alderman's 14 for 87 match haul is the only one that surpasses his 14 for 89 total, which was the second-best numbers by a bowler from Western Australia.
Behrendorff has been viewed as a possible Test replacement for Mitchell Johnson before to his miserable string of injuries. Behrendorff was a desirable option due to his impressive swing with the new ball and his ungainly bounce. He was 6 feet 4 inches tall.
In the shorter forms, he was constantly on the periphery for Australia. In a 64-run victory over eventual champions England at Lord's in the 2019 World Cup, he took five wickets, which was the high point of his international career.
Although Behrendorff does not currently have any intentions for a T20 franchise, he ought to be in high demand. He had previously played for the Mumbai Indians (MI) in the IPL for a few seasons. In 2023, he had an exceptional season with 14 wickets. However, he had a strange leg injury while batting during training last year, which unfortunately ended his chances of returning to MI on the eve of the event.
Behrendorff participated in the most recent SA20 season, taking two wickets in three games for the Pretoria Capitals.
Behrendorff intends to spend more time with his family after he retires from franchise cricket. He claimed that it was a major factor in his choice to retire. "I want to remain at home and be there for my children, even though I know I'm away on business trips, franchise leagues, and other obligations. Specifically, school pickup and drop-off services. To be able to spend more time with my wife, Juvelle, and do the things I don't always get to do … to be able to spend more time with my family."
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In a BBL 11 fixture between the Melbourne Renegades and Perth Scorchers on Wednesday, Jason Behrendorff bowled a beautiful incoming delivery to castle Mackenzie Harvey for a duck. That was after Mitchell Marsh had sizzled with a 53-ball 86 in Scorchers' first-innings effort of 206/5.
In a BBL 11 fixture between the Melbourne Renegades and Perth Scorchers on Wednesday, Jason Behrendorff bowled a beautiful incoming delivery to castle Mackenzie Harvey for a duck. That was after Mitchell Marsh had sizzled with a 53-ball 86 in Scorchers' first-innings effort of 206/5.
Mitchell Starc, Jason Behrendorff reprise left-arm double act to upstage England
Mitchell Starc, Jason Behrendorff reprise left-arm double act to upstage England
The last time Australia opened the bowling with two left-arm quicks it was all about the Mitches. Australia were facing Sri Lanka in the 2015 World Cup, Mitchell Starc and Mitchell Johnson took two wickets apiece and Australia won by 64 runs. Four years later, on the other side of the world in another World Cup, Starc and Jason Behrendorff conjured some left-arm wizardry, took nine wickets…
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