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David Payne

Desert Vipers · Sunrisers Hyderabad · Amsterdam Flames · Bangla Tigers

David Payne

35England

  • Right-handed finisher
  • Left-arm fast-medium bowler
  • New-ball bowler

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T20 record

Bowling

InnsBallsRunsWktsEconAvgSRDot %
T202144,5356,0802848.0421.4016.041.7
ILT2017402543278.1020.1014.944.0
IPL23070214.0035.0015.016.7
ETPL714018778.0126.7020.040.7
Last 1010194275128.5122.9016.237.1

Batting

MatInnsRunsBallsAvgSRHS50s4s6sDot %
T20217652692417.30111.628081439.4
ILT20171989.00112.5900150.0
IPL2165–120.0600020.0
ETPL7312146.0085.71000035.7
Last 1010418199.0094.71000031.6

Batting style

Finisher

  • PowerplayOvers 1–6

    Strike rate–
    Balls per dismissal–
  • Middle oversOvers 7–15

    Strike rate–
    Balls per dismissal–
  • DeathOvers 16–20

    Strike rate132Par 156
    Balls per dismissal8Par 11
FigurePlayerParAgainst par
Average9.617.2
Strike rate131153
Boundary %13.619.6
Dot %38.431.8
Sixes, % of boundaries6541
Strike rate, first 10 balls132133

125 balls in T20s · Jan 2024 – Mar 2026

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Bowling style

Dominant powerplay left-arm seamer

  • Bowls dot balls
  • Hard to hit for boundaries
  • New-ball specialist
  • PowerplayOvers 1–6

    Economy6.51Par 8.32
  • Middle oversOvers 7–15

    Economy8.24Par 8.07
  • DeathOvers 16–20

    Economy8.91Par 9.66
FigurePlayerParAgainst par
Economy7.598.72
Dot %44.438.5
Boundary %16.019.4
Balls per wicket14.816.8
Average18.724.4
Economy v right-handers7.588.75
Economy v left-handers7.648.61

1,747 balls bowled in T20s · Dec 2023 – Apr 2026

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Strengths and weaknesses

Strengths

  • Powerplay, bowling7.29 an over (field 8.29 across T20 Blast, The Hundred* and 4 more)
  • Dot balls bowled42% (field 38% across T20 Blast, The Hundred* and 4 more)

By phase

Balls facedSROutBalls bowledEconWkts
Powerplay0–02,3727.29111
Middle overs26111.556838.3632
Death (overs 16–20)215111.6321,3609.12128
BBL Power Surge0–01208.9513

Men's T20

Overall rank
68th
all T20 bowlers
Runs a match
+1.6
above an average player

Men's T20 bowling, runs a match

AveragePeak +2.5 above
July 2025
Now +1.6 above
201520172019202120232025
Last 2 yearsMatWktsBowl avgEconRunsAvgSR
T20547420.97.79736.697.3

Not in our T20 batting rankings.

Teams

Leagues

YearsMatWktsEconRunsAvgSR
Blast2014–20251311817.741477.00106.5
The Hundred*2021–202538349.14545.40103.8
BBL2023–202622337.964113.70170.8
ILT202025–202617278.1099.00112.5
ETPL2026778.01126.0085.7
IPL20262214.006–120.0

T20 streaks

Last 10CareerNowBest
Took a wicket5/1072%0113200001330
  • David Payne has taken a wicket in 5 of the last 10 T20s bowled in.

Last 10 T20s

DateTeamOpponentGroundBatBowlResult
19 Sept 2026Amsterdam FlamesBelfast WolvesThe Village, Malahide0 (0)0/38 (3.3)Lost by 7 wicketsL 7 wkts
16 Sept 2026Amsterdam FlamesGlasgow CosmicThe Village, Malahide–3/27 (4.0)Won by 5 wicketsW 5 wkts
15 Sept 2026Amsterdam FlamesDublin GuardiansThe Village, Malahide–3/32 (4.0)Won by 59 runsW 59 runs
13 Sept 2026Amsterdam FlamesEdinburgh Castle RockersThe Village, Malahide–1/16 (3.0)Won by 8 wicketsW 8 wkts
10 Sept 2026Amsterdam FlamesBelfast WolvesThe Village, Malahide10 (11)0/19 (3.0)Lost by 5 wicketsL 5 wkts
30 Aug 2026Amsterdam FlamesBelfast WolvesSportpark Westvliet–0/26 (1.5)Lost by 9 wicketsL 9 wkts
26 Aug 2026Amsterdam FlamesRotterdam DockersSportpark Westvliet2* (3)0/29 (4.0)Lost by 5 wicketsL 5 wkts
2 Apr 2026Sunrisers HyderabadKolkata Knight RidersEden Gardens–0/35 (2.0)Won by 65 runsW 65 runs
28 Mar 2026Sunrisers HyderabadRoyal Challengers BengaluruM Chinnaswamy Stadium6* (5)2/35 (3.0)Lost by 6 wicketsL 6 wkts
25 Jan 2026Perth ScorchersSydney SixersPerth Stadium–3/18 (4.0)Won by 6 wicketsW 6 wkts

Pace and pitch map

Speed by year, kph
115120125130135140Usual paceQuicker balls
2023202420252026

T20s2,115 balls

FullOff side2m4m6m8m10m12m0.0% of balls, 0–1m from the stumps0.0% of balls, 0–1m from the stumps0.3% of balls, 0–1m from the stumps0.1% of balls, 0–1m from the stumps0.2% of balls, 0–1m from the stumps0.1% of balls, 0–1m from the stumps0.0% of balls, 1–2m from the stumps0.2% of balls, 1–2m from the stumps0.3% of balls, 1–2m from the stumps0.2% of balls, 1–2m from the stumps0.5% of balls, 1–2m from the stumps0.7% of balls, 1–2m from the stumps0.1% of balls, 2–3m from the stumps0.1% of balls, 2–3m from the stumps0.6% of balls, 2–3m from the stumps0.8% of balls, 2–3m from the stumps0.5% of balls, 2–3m from the stumps0.4% of balls, 2–3m from the stumps0.0% of balls, 3–4m from the stumps0.2% of balls, 3–4m from the stumps0.4% of balls, 3–4m from the stumps1.1% of balls, 3–4m from the stumps1.2% of balls, 3–4m from the stumps1.1% of balls, 3–4m from the stumps0.9% of balls, 3–4m from the stumps0.6% of balls, 4–5m from the stumps1.7% of balls, 4–5m from the stumps1.9% of balls, 4–5m from the stumps1.7% of balls, 4–5m from the stumps1.8% of balls, 4–5m from the stumps0.7% of balls, 4–5m from the stumps0.0% of balls, 5–6m from the stumps0.5% of balls, 5–6m from the stumps2.1% of balls, 5–6m from the stumps1.8% of balls, 5–6m from the stumps2.5% of balls, 5–6m from the stumps2.3% of balls, 5–6m from the stumps1.2% of balls, 5–6m from the stumps0.0% of balls, 6–7m from the stumps1.4% of balls, 6–7m from the stumps3.6% of balls, 6–7m from the stumps3.6% of balls, 6–7m from the stumps3.8% of balls, 6–7m from the stumps2.9% of balls, 6–7m from the stumps1.8% of balls, 6–7m from the stumps0.1% of balls, 7–8m from the stumps1.1% of balls, 7–8m from the stumps4.1% of balls, 7–8m from the stumps6.3% of balls, 7–8m from the stumps3.5% of balls, 7–8m from the stumps5.2% of balls, 7–8m from the stumps2.5% of balls, 7–8m from the stumps0.0% of balls, 8–9m from the stumps1.0% of balls, 8–9m from the stumps2.6% of balls, 8–9m from the stumps2.2% of balls, 8–9m from the stumps1.5% of balls, 8–9m from the stumps2.1% of balls, 8–9m from the stumps0.6% of balls, 8–9m from the stumps0.1% of balls, 9–10m from the stumps1.7% of balls, 9–10m from the stumps2.2% of balls, 9–10m from the stumps1.4% of balls, 9–10m from the stumps1.3% of balls, 9–10m from the stumps2.2% of balls, 9–10m from the stumps1.1% of balls, 9–10m from the stumps0.2% of balls, 10–11m from the stumps1.3% of balls, 10–11m from the stumps1.0% of balls, 10–11m from the stumps0.8% of balls, 10–11m from the stumps0.6% of balls, 10–11m from the stumps1.5% of balls, 10–11m from the stumps0.9% of balls, 10–11m from the stumps0.1% of balls, 11–12m from the stumps0.4% of balls, 11–12m from the stumps0.2% of balls, 11–12m from the stumps0.1% of balls, 11–12m from the stumps0.1% of balls, 11–12m from the stumps0.9% of balls, 11–12m from the stumps0.4% of balls, 11–12m from the stumps0.5% of balls, 12–13m from the stumps0.2% of balls, 12–13m from the stumps0.5% of balls, 12–13m from the stumps0.1% of balls, 12–13m from the stumps0.4% of balls, 12–13m from the stumps0.3% of balls, 12–13m from the stumpsLeg sideShort

Records

  1. =3rdMost five-wicket hauls in One-Day Cup history2
  2. 4thMost wickets in T20 Blast history210
  3. =4thMost four-wicket hauls in ILT20 history1
  4. 4thBest economy rates in T20 Blast history7.82
  5. =6thMost four-wicket hauls in T20 Blast history5
  6. 6thBest bowling averages in BBL history18.96
  7. 8thMost wickets in ILT20 history27
  8. 8thBest bowling averages in ILT20 history20.11

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