Kyle McCallan

Kyle McCallan is a right arm offbreak bowler and right handed batsman of the Ireland cricket team. Cliftonville is the other team he has played for.

Kyle McCallan debuted in One day Internationals on 13th June 2006 at Belfast (Civil Service Cricket Club, Stormont) versus England. He bowled 5 overs in which 26 runs were scored and there was no dismissal. He came to bat at the No. 4 slot where he scored 24 runs in 46 deliveries which included 2 boundaries. England won this match by 38 runs. On 2nd August 2008 at Belfast (Civil Service Cricket Club, Stormont), Ireland and Scotland contested in a Twenty20 International and this was the debut match of McCallan. He conceded 15 runs in 2 overs and took 1 catch. He did not get an opportunity to bat in this match. Ireland won this match by 4 wickets with 1 delivery to spare.

Career Highlights

Kyle McCallan took part in 33 One day Internationals in which he bowled 1480 deliveries in which he scored 1017 runs and made 31 dismissals. His economy rate was 4.12, bowling average was 32.80 and bowling strike rate was 47.7. In the 4 Twenty20 Internationals that he played, he failed to take a wicket in the 14 balls he bowled in which he conceded 15 runs.

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