Player profile

Graham Clark

Allrounder

Born: Mar 19, 1993
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: legbreak googly
From: Whitehaven, Cumbria

Batting career

All formats

FormatMRunsAvgSRHS

list a517234.482.6968

T201125325.3158.1362

T20I441,15426.84141.60101

Test825528.3351.9378

Bowling career

All formats

FormatMWktsEconOversBest

Test8120.31/1

Recent performances

test form

19-JunDurham vs NorthamptonshireTest2* (12)—

12-JunDurham vs DerbyshireTest51* (137) • 5×4, 0×6—

24-AprDurham vs LancashireTest · Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street11 (33) • 1×4, 0×6—

08-MayWorcestershire vs DurhamTest · New Road, Worcester78 (112) • 10×4, 0×6—

15-MayKent vs DurhamTest · Kent County Cricket Ground, Beckenham5 (4) • 1×4, 0×61/1 (0.3 ov)

01-MayMiddlesex vs DurhamTest · Lord's, London2 (16)—

10-AprGloucestershire vs DurhamTest · County Ground, Bristol33* (43) • 3×4, 0×6—

03-AprDurham vs KentTest · Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street3 (10)—

About

Player story

Graham Clark has come through the Durham youth system. He has been at the county side since age group cricket and also played for the second XIs. His breakthrough season came when Durham were relegated from Division One. With most players leaving the side in 2017, Durham were forced to give a chance to youngsters. Clark had been in and around the squad, most noticeably in the shorter formats where he scored 91 against Yorkshire in the 2015 T20 Blast. His chance in the longer format came in the aftermath of the relegation. The talented right-hand batsman, who prefers to open, claimed a regular place in the middle order through consistent performances. Clark struck his maiden List A hundred against Worcestershire and followed it up with his first county ton versus Glamorgan; both in the 2017 season. He has now become an integral part of the Durham side. Graham is the youngest of three brothers. His elder brother Darren played a bit for Cumberland, while middle brother Jordan plays as an all-rounder for Lancashire