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Sean Anthony Abbott (born 29 February 1992) is an Australian professional cricketer originally from Windsor in New South Wales who has represented his country internationally in white ball cricket.
Oct 12, 2016 · Bowler Sean Abbot (above) has spoken out for the first time about the ball he bowled which fatally struck Phillip Hughes, rupturing his artery and causing the batsman’s death. Picture: AFP.
Sean Abbott has developed into one of the most versatile bowling allrounders in Australian domestic cricket. A wicket-taking fast-medium bowler who also strikes the ball cleanly with the bat, and...
Feb 29, 1992 · Sean Abbott (born 29 February 1992) is an all-rounder from New South Wales, Australia. His talent was identified early when he was selected to make his limited-overs debut for NSW...
Sean Abbott 's 5 for 18, including wickets with successive balls led the way as Surrey crushed London rivals Middlesex by 56 runs at Lord's to return to the top of the South Group table. The ...
May 26, 2023 · Australian bowler Sean Abbott has been left astonished by his own record-breaking exploits after equalling the fastest-ever hundred hit in English T20 cricket.
Sean Abbott stuns Kent - and himself - with 34-ball hundred Allrounder eclipses previous best by 69 runs as Surrey run out comfortable winners 26-May-2023 • David Hopps
Full Name Sean Anthony Abbott. Age 32. Date of Birth 29 February 1992. Birthplace Windsor, New South Wales. Height 184cm. Batting Style Right Handed Bat. Bowling Style Right-Arm Fast Seam. Career Debuts. ODI Debut 07 October 2014. T20I Debut 05 October 2014. Player Story.
Feb 4, 2024 · Sean Abbott starred with both bat and ball for Australia as they completed a series win over West Indies with an 83-run win at the SCG on Sunday, February 4. The Australian team, coming off a resounding victory in the first match in Melbourne, where they won by eight wickets, looked to consolidate their lead in the series.
May 27, 2023 · Australian all-rounder Sean Abbott made history in the T20 Blast for Surrey on Saturday morning [AEST], smashing the equal-fastest century (34 balls) in the competition’s history. Abbott’s stunning knock came just in time for Surrey, who were 64-4 when the Australian entered and hit 11 sixes to finish 110 not out off 41 deliveries.
