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Meet 37 years old pacer, made debut for Mumbai Indians against Gujrat Titans also played for CSK,, his name is.....

Meet 37 years old pacer, made debut for Mumbai Indians against Gujrat Titans also played for CSK,, his name is.....

India.com31-05-2025
Richard Gleeson, 37 years and 179 days old, is an England fast bowler who can also bat with his right hand. He was born on 2 December 1987 in Blackpool, Lancashire.
Richard Gleeson came into the limelight when he made his international debut against India at the age of 34. He made his debut in T20 cricket against India on 9 July 2022.
Richard Gleeson blew away the senses of the Indian batsmen in the very first match. He conceded only 15 runs in bowling 4 overs. He took 3 wickets in this match. He created a sensation by dismissing Virat, Rohit and Pant in the first 8 balls.
T20 cricket is called the game of batsmen. In such a period, Gleeson has taken 129 wickets in 115 matches in his T20 career at an economy of 8.02.
Gleeson has impressed everyone with his performance even on a big platform like IPL. Whenever he got a chance, he surprised the batsmen with his fast bowling and proved useful for the team.
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