Which state is Ryan Austin from?

Ryan Austin is from . He was born on November 15, 1981.

How many wickets has Ryan Austin taken in Test cricket?

Ryan Austin has claimed 3 wickets in his Test career.

How many wickets has Ryan Austin taken in ODI cricket?

In ODIs, Ryan Austin has taken 0 wickets for West Indies.

How many wickets has Ryan Austin taken in T20 International cricket?

Ryan Austin has picked up 0 wickets in his T20I career.

Ryan Austin Profile, West Indies

West Indies

Bowler Right Hand Bat Right Arm Off Break

15 Nov 1981 (44 Years) West Indies

Most Recent Matches

Match	Runs	BF	4s	6s	S/R	O	R	W	E/R
vs Powergen Penal SC T20 (Domestic) 12 May 2022	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
vs Alescon Comets SC T20 (Domestic) 09 May 2022	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
vs Central Sports T20 (Domestic) 07 May 2022	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
vs Profilbau Victoria United T20 (Domestic) 05 May 2022	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
vs West Indies TEST 17 Jul 2009	19	91	3	0	20.88	8.0	29	1	3.63

Batting Statistics

Format	M	Inns	Runs	BF	NO	HS	AVG	S/R	50	4s
TEST	2	4	39	216	0	19	9.75	18.05	0	4
T20 (Domestic)	13	5	9	17	4	4	9	52.94	0	0
List A	19	11	46	0	4	13	6.57	0	0	0
First Class	74	118	913	0	28	56	10.14	0	1	0

Bowling Performance

Format	M	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Avg	Econ	SR	5W
TEST	2	4	-	155	3	2/113	51.66	2.85	-	0
T20 (Domestic)	13	13	-	283	12	3/17	23.58	6.43	-	0
List A	19	18	-	474	13	2/24	36.46	3.31	-	0
First Class	74	0	-	7351	317	-	23.18	2.76	-	19

Teams

WI-A

WI-L

Career Timeline

TEST

Debut

09 Jul 2009

vs Bangladesh

Last Match

17 Jul 2009

vs Bangladesh

Ryan Austin Profile, West Indies: Age, Career Stats, Records & ICC Rankings

Ryan Austin is a professional cricketer representing the West Indies national team. Born on November 15, 1981, he is currently 44 years old. R Austin is a skilled Right Arm Off Break hailing from , known for his consistent performances across formats.

In Test cricket, Ryan Austin has featured in 2 matches, picking up 3 wickets at an average of 51.66. His best bowling figure in an innings stands at 1/29. Most recently, he played a Test match against Bangladesh in July 2009, showcasing his ability in the longest format.