Right-handed batsman and orthodox left-arm left-bowler George Dockrell is well-known in his field. According to sources, the youngster was named captain of the Australia-hosted 2012 Under-19 World Cup in August 2012. During the annual Cricket Ireland Awards in November 2018, he was also recognised as the Men’s Interprovincial Player of the Year. The player, who obtained his coaching at the Leinster Cricket Club in Dublin, is also regarded as a member of team Ireland in international cricket. The footballer has been successful in representing Ireland starting at the U-13 level. George, the youngest player in the 2010 ICC World T20, was chosen for the Ireland squad as a result of his exceptional performances. Additionally, he reportedly received one of the 19 key contracts from Cricket Ireland for the 2019 campaign.
George Dockrell Biography:
- Real Name: George Henry Dockrell
- Other/Nickname: George Dockrell
- Profession: Irish Cricketer
- Famous For: Being one of the youngest players included in the ICC World T20 tournament
- Batting: Right-handed
- Bowling: Slow left-arm orthodox
- George Dockrell’s Net Worth: $0.5 Million to $1 Million
- Instagram Handle: @dockrellg
- Other Hobbies: Playing Golf and Spending Time with his Dog
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George Dockrell Physical Features:
- Eye Colour: Hazel
- Hair Colour: Black and Brown
George Dockrell Personal Life:
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- Date of Birth: 22 July 1992
- Age: 30 years (as of 2022)
- Nationality: Irish
- Zodiac Sign: Cancer
- Birthplace: Dublin, Ireland
- Hometown: Dublin, Ireland
George Dockrell Career Statistics:
- ODI Debut: 15 April 2010 against West Indies
- Last ODI: 15 July 2022 against New Zealand
- T20I Debut: 1 February 2010 against Afghanistan
- Last T20I: 4 November 2022 against New Zealand
- Only Test: 15 March 2019 against Afghanistan
- National Side: Ireland
- Matches Played: Test- 1, ODI- 102, T20I- 110
- Runs Scored: Test- 64, ODI- 886, T20I- 772
- Wickets Taken: Test- 2, ODI- 93, T20I- 81
George Dockrell’s Achievements:
- The player scored 231 runs and claimed ten wickets during the Inter-Provincial Cup 2018, becoming the competition’s top run scorer and wicket-taker.
- He was one of the nineteen players reportedly to be given a central contract by Cricket Ireland for the 2019 season.
- The athlete was reportedly a part of the side that won the 2010 U-19 Cricket World Cup Qualifier in 2009
- Additionally, the player managed to score his first century in List A cricket in May 2021 at the 2021 Inter-Provincial Cup, going 100 not out against the Northern Knights
- According to sources, during the annual Cricket Ireland Awards in November 2018, George was chosen as the Men’s Inter-Provincial Player of the Year.
- The player was chosen for the Ireland squad for the 2010 ICC World T20 after showcasing his remarkable performance records during the 2010 ICC World T20 Qualifier. There, he successfully managed to play a prominent part as the tournament’s youngest player.
- However, the cricketer was chosen for Ireland’s 15-man team for the 2011 Cricket World Cup (May 2011).
Some of the lesser-Known Facts about George Dockrell:
- The athlete had to show up for the Biology exam for the leaving certificate, hence he was forced to miss Ireland’s ODI match against Australia on June 17, 2010.
- According to reports, Dockrell was an effective captain during Australia’s hosting of the 2012 Under-19 World Cup in August 2012.
- According to reports, the athlete will make his Ireland A debut in 2008. He was, however, asked to coaching sessions with Somerset County Cricket Club that same year.
- George was chosen to represent the Dublin Chiefs in the inaugural Euro T20 Slam cricket event in the year 2019. The following month, however, the competition was abandoned.
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