Personal Information

Full NameQuinton de Kock
BornDecember 17, 1992 Johannesburg, Gauteng
Age31 Years, 3 Months, 1 Days
National SideSouth Africa
Batting StyleLeft Handed
Bowling-
SportCricket

Ranking

TestODIT20
Batting--18
Bowling---

Man of the Match

TestODIT20World CupCL
418420

Career Information

Teams PlayedSouth Africa, Border, Gauteng, South Africa A, South African Invitation XI, Titans, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Capitals, Mumbai Indians, South Africa Under-19, DP World Lions, Melbourne Renegades, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Barbados Royals, Benoni Zalmi, Cape Town Blitz, Delhi Bulls, Southern Brave, Quinny’s Kites, Lucknow Super Giants, Durban's Super Giants, Seattle Orcas
Career Span

Quinton de Kock Overall Stats

Batting & Fielding Performance

MIN/ORHS100s50s4s6sAVGS/RCTSTDucksR/O
Test
549163300141* v WI6224113338.8270.932211170
ODI
15515576770178 v AUS213077111845.7496.642091743
World Cup
272721044174 v BAN441122541.7696.5737211
T20I
807992277100 v WI1142358632.52137.33761675
CL
1092250109* v OV11261035.71121.953000
CPL
77222174 v JAM0223444.20128.484020
IPL
969662907140* v KKR22028711432.30134.21671633
SA20
2221148483* v PR04472524.20137.5015230
tten
7718350* v DG014513.83138.334000
ttwenty_non_domestic
77126488* v TSK03261344.00151.728100

Bowling Performance

IOMRWBest3s5sAVGE/RS/RMtc

Quinton de Kock Profile

As a 16-year old, Quinton de Kock appeared on South Africa's first-class arena when he made his debut for Gauteng in 2009. A left-handed batsman and wicketkeeper, de Kock also played for South Africa’s Under-19 side and was an important member in the 2012 ICC Under-19 World Cup in Townsville.

A gritty fifty in the third place play-off against New Zealand helped his team finish third in the tournament. Representing the Lions in their domestic T20 competition, he was added to their T20 squad for the Champions League in late 2012. Impressed by his performance, the selectors drafted him in South Africa's T20I side for the series against New Zealand the following year. de Kock eventually made his international debut in the first T20I. Later that year, he was picked in the Indian T20 League by the Hyderabad franchise.

The year 2013 brought out the best in him. He was picked in the ODI side as a replacement wicket-keeper for AB de Villers against New Zealand. Though his performance wasn't necessarily a stand out, there was a spark about this young kid and that made the selectors back him to the hilt. Late in the year, de Kock started to exhibit his true colours. Notching up his debut hundred in the ODIs against Pakistan, de Kock announced that he was finally ready to take the world by storm and that is what he did when the Indians came calling later in the year. In the three-match ODI series that followed, de Kock finished with a hundred in each of the three games amassing 342 runs, the most by any batsman in a three-match bilateral series. In 2014, de Kock was bought by the Delhi franchise to play for them in the seventh edition of the Indian T20 League. Barely out of his teens, age is definitely on the side of de Kock and if he stays fit and healthy, this kid could well be the next big thing in South Africa as well as international cricket.