David Miller

ICC Rankings

Category	Test	ODI	T20
Batting	—	#26	#45
Bowling	—	—	—
All-Rounder	—	—	—

Batting Stats

Format	Runs	Avg	SR	HS	100s	50s	M	Inn	4s	6s
ODI	4764	42.92	104.36	144	8	24	180	156	354	153
T20I	2804	33.78	141.4	106	2	9	140	123	184	141
IPL	3260	35.82	139.44	101	1	14	154	144	235	149
ABD T10	164	18.22	157.69	50	0	1	15	14	13	8
SA20	897	37.37	131.33	75	0	2	41	38	71	32
PSL	235	29.37	144.17	73	0	2	11	9	19	10
MLC	224	18.66	124.44	61	0	1	13	13	13	10
LPL	100	16.66	104.16	26	0	0	8	8	10	2
BPL	88	22	104.76	22	0	0	6	6	8	2
CPL	770	42.77	154	72	0	4	35	31	56	44
TEST	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
HUNDRED	372	21.88	129.17	44	0	0	22	20	16	22
BBL	198	22	131.12	90	0	1	14	12	10	9
T20 BLAST	719	37.84	140.42	74	0	6	31	26	61	30
EUROPEAN T20	173	34.6	151.75	42	0	0	8	7	12	8
NPL	105	52.5	147.89	93	0	1	3	3	6	7

Bowling Stats

Format	BBI	M	BBM
ODI	0/0	180	0/0
T20I	0/0	140	0/0
IPL	0/0	154	0/0
ABD T10	0/0	15	0/0
SA20	0/0	41	0/0
PSL	0/0	11	0/0
MLC	0/0	13	0/0
LPL	0/0	8	0/0
BPL	0/0	6	0/0
CPL	0/0	35	0/0
TEST	—	0	—
HUNDRED	0/0	22	0/0
BBL	0/0	14	0/0
T20 BLAST	0/0	31	0/0
EUROPEAN T20	0/0	8	0/0
NPL	0/0	3	0/0

Teams

Karnali Yaks
Delhi Capitals
Sunrisers Leeds
Lucknow Super Giants
Dolphins
Barbados Tridents
Trinbago Knight Riders
Los Angeles Knight Riders
South Africa
Fortune Barishal
Bangla Tigers
Gujarat Titans
Morrisville Samp Army
Paarl Royals
Multan Sultans
Jaffna Kings
Southern Brave
Belfast Wolves

Debuts

ODI · West Indies vs South Africa · May 21, 2010
T20 · West Indies vs South Africa · May 19, 2010
TEST

About David Miller

Nothing captures the essence of David Miller more than the couple of catchphrases which he himself popularized after setting the IPL on fire in 2013: \"If it's in the V, it's in the tree; if it's in the arc, it's out the park\". He had been around for a while at this point, but this was the season which catapulted him into the next level.

Miller is a left-handed batsman, who is renowned for his power-hitting. He made his debut for the Dolphins at the age of 17 in the 2007-08 season. He averaged only 12.33 in that season as the Dolphins finished fifth. He managed to turn it around in the 2009-10 season when runs flowed from his bat. Although, the results did not exactly go in his team's favour, he finished with 374 runs. He was selected in the South Africa 'A' team for a limited overs series against Bangladesh 'A' and he carried on his good form by scoring 195 runs in five games at an average of 65.