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Full name Jacob David Philip Oram
Born July 28, 1978, Palmerston North, Manawatu
Current age 26 years 350 days
Major teams New Zealand, Central Districts
Playing role All-rounder
Batting style Left-hand bat
Bowling style Right-arm fast-medium
Height 1.98 m
class mat inns no runs hs ave bf sr 100 50 4s 6s ct
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Tests 17 29 6 1002 126* 43.56 1964 51.01 2 4 113 14 12 0
ODIs 70 53 6 827 81 17.59 1091 75.80 0 3 70 21 16 0
First-class 53 82 13 2623 155 38.01 5 13 29 0
List A 133 109 10 2291 127 23.14 2 10 34 0
class mat balls runs wkts bbi bbm ave econ sr 4 5 10
Tests 17 2920 1261 35 4/41 6/63 36.02 2.59 83.42 1 0 0
ODIs 70 3215 2372 83 5/26 5/26 28.57 4.42 38.73 1 2 0
First-class 53 6215 2496 85 5/30 29.36 2.40 73.11 1 0
List A 133 4948 3544 119 5/26 5/26 29.78 4.29 41.57 1 2 0
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Test debut New Zealand v India at Wellington - Dec 12-14, 2002
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Last Test Australia v New Zealand at Adelaide - Nov 26-30, 2004
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ODI debut New Zealand v Zimbabwe at Wellington (WS) - Jan 4, 2001
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Last ODI New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Auckland - Dec 26, 2004
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First-class span 1997/98 - 2004/05
List A span 1997/98 - 2004/05
It is hard to miss Jacob Oram on the pitch, and not
just because of his 1.98m height. He has a high degree of agility in
the field, where his skills were developed as a schoolboy
representative soccer goalkeeper, and he complements that with solid
medium-fast bowling skills and a naturally aggressive approach with
the bat. Foot problems during the summer of 2001-02 meant he missed
a season at a vital stage of his development, but he came back
strongly in 2002-03 and sealed a place for himself in both the Test
and one-day international sides. In 2003-04, he narrowly missed out
on a century, as he struck 97 against Pakistan. But in the first
Test against South Africa, he carved 119 not out and then 90 in the
second Test, which earned him a touring spot for the England series
in 2004. Oram continued to acquit himself well, and maintained his
place for the Bangladesh tour in 2004-05. Captain of his provincial
side Central Districts, Oram is shaping as a key performer in New
Zealand's future
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