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Tony Gray
Full name Anthony Hollis Gray
Born May 23, 1963, Belmont, Port of Spain, Trinidad
Major teams West Indies, Surrey, Trinidad & Tobago, Western Transvaal
Bowling style Right-arm fast
Tests 5 8 2 48 12* 8.00 134 35.82 0 0 5 0 6 0
ODIs 25 11 5 51 10* 8.50 77 66.23 0 0 4 0 3 0
First-class 122 136 16 1702 69 14.18 0 5 57 0
List A 91 47 19 411 24* 14.67 0 0 15 0
Tests 5 10 888 377 22 4/39 6/121 17.13 2.54 40.3 1 0 0
ODIs 25 24 1270 835 44 6/50 6/50 18.97 3.94 28.8 2 1 0
First-class 122 20548 10283 451 8/40 22.80 3.00 45.5 19 4
List A 91 4467 2952 128 6/50 6/50 23.06 3.96 34.8 5 1 0
Test debut Pakistan v West Indies at Faisalabad, Oct 24-29, 1986 scorecard
Last Test New Zealand v West Indies at Christchurch, Mar 12-15, 1987 scorecard
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ODI debut Pakistan v West Indies at Sharjah, Nov 15, 1985 scorecard
Last ODI West Indies v Australia at Georgetown, Mar 20, 1991 scorecard
First-class span 1983/84 - 1994/95
List A span 1983/84 - 1995/96
Given his record, Trinidad paceman Tony Gray was a bit unlucky not to play more than five Tests and 25 one-day internationals. His stats are sensational: Gray averaged 17 with the ball in Tests, and 18 in one-dayers, when he took a wicket every 28 balls. That included 6 for 50 against Australia on his home ground in 1990-91. His 6ft 6ins allowed Gray to generate disconcerting bounce, which allied to genuine pace made him a fearsome proposition. But injuries, added to the emergence of the likes of Ian Bishop, limited his appearances. He also played for Surrey.
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