Personal Details
- Date of Birth 13 April 1992
- Big Bash Debut 21 December 2013
- Position Batter
- Batting Style Right Handed Bat
- Bowling Style Right-Arm Medium
- Local Club North Hobart Cricket Club
- Country Australia
JordanSilk
Australia
Batter
Player Story
Silk originally hails from Glenbrook in the Blue Mountains on the western fringes of Sydney, and made the move to Tasmania in 2012, now calling the Apple Isle home.
He enters BBL|12 fourth on the all-time list of leading run-scorers for the Sixers. Silk has tallied 1,138 runs at a strike rate well above a run every ball.
Silk also has more than 1,000 runs to his name against the white ball in 50-over cricket.
He is renowned for his exploits in the field, taking two astonishing catches against the Brisbane Heat and Sydney Thunder in BBL|03 and BBL|04.
His bullet-like arm is also just as lethal for any batsmen brave enough to take it on!
Described as the best fielder in Australia by Ricky Ponting, we hope to see more exciting catches and big hitting from Jordan in BBL|12!
Overall Big Bash Career Stats
135 Matches Played
Batting
Innings
110
Runs
2,402
Strike rate
125.56
Average
31.61
High Score
78
6s
44
4s
178
Balls faced
1,913
Not Outs
34
50s
8
100s
0
Fielding
Catches
81
Run Outs
0
Awards
Player of the Match
1
Player of the Tournament
0
News
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Silk confident ahead of Sydney Derby
Olivia Silk -
Silk excels in tough loss
Olivia Silk -
Starc claims hat-trick as Sixers shine in Sheffield Shield
Olivia Silk -
Sixers continue to shine in JLT Cup
Olivia Silk -
Silk doubles up in England
Sixers Media Unit -
Silk warns against sleeping on Stars
Max Bryden -
Silk backs Bird to fly high
Caden Helmers -
Silky selected to take on Windies
Max Bryden
Videos
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00:33
Jordan Silk's BBL|04 screamer!
00:33 -
01:42
Jordan Silk - Compare the Catch
01:42 -
02:13
Sixers Innings Last Over
02:13 -
02:12
Jordan Silk Innings Highlights
02:12 -
02:00
Jordan Silk's catch of the summer
02:00 -
02:11
Silk Fifty
02:11 -
00:24
Jordan Silk's incredible catch!
00:24 -
01:24
Jordan Silk amazing run out
01:24
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