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Happy Birthday Tim Paine! Here's look at former Australia captain's remarkable career

On Tim Paine's 38th birthday, let's look at stats of his career.

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Written By: Aachal Maniyar
Published on: December 08, 2022 20:37 IST
Tim Paine was born on the 8th of December 1984 in Hobart, Tasmania
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Tim Paine was born on the 8th of December 1984 in Hobart, Tasmania
In the 35 Test matches that Tim played, he scored 1534 runs with the highest score of 92. He has smashed nine half-centuries and has hammered 172 boundaries and four maximums.
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In the 35 Test matches that Tim played, he scored 1534 runs with the highest score of 92. He has smashed nine half-centuries and has hammered 172 boundaries and four maximums.
Paine played 35 ODIs and has scored 890 runs including 1 century and 5 fifties. He has smashed 96 fours and 6 maximums. His highest score is 111 and has an average of 27.81.
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Paine played 35 ODIs and has scored 890 runs including 1 century and 5 fifties. He has smashed 96 fours and 6 maximums. His highest score is 111 and has an average of 27.81.
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When it comes to T20 format, he has played 80 matches and has scored 1637 runs with the highest score of 91.
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When it comes to T20 format, he has played 80 matches and has scored 1637 runs with the highest score of 91.
In the year 2017, Tim was about to turn his back on professional cricket and was ready to take a job at Kookaburra as a sponsorship representative. However, around March 2018, he became Australia's 46th Test captain and guided the Test team through one of the most tumultuous periods country's cricket history.
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In the year 2017, Tim was about to turn his back on professional cricket and was ready to take a job at Kookaburra as a sponsorship representative. However, around March 2018, he became Australia's 46th Test captain and guided the Test team through one of the most tumultuous periods country's cricket history.
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