Harry Tector, raised in a cricketing family whose brothers Jack and Tim led Ireland at U19 World Cups, has subtly racked up an impressive record with the senior team since securing a berth in the post-Covid period. In 2020, Tector, who had only played three ODIs prior, scored an impressive 29 runs off 26 balls to help his team beat the opposition’s 329 total with one ball remaining. Although Tector’s poise brought hope that Ireland may have discovered a remedy for the middle-order problems that had plagued them after numerous retirements around the close of the 2010s, Paul Stirling and Andy Balbirnie’s hundreds may have garnered more attention on the day.
Tector demonstrated that he performs better on a bigger stage after scoring a streak of 20s and 30s against weaker competition in July 2021, when he scored 79 off 68 balls to help Ireland defeat South Africa in an ODI for the first time. He hasn’t looked back since, scoring three fifties in Jamaica to support the ODI team in beating the West Indies to open 2022. He hit seven scores of at least 50 during a nine-ODI stretch that included two hundred against New Zealand. He also scored an unbeaten 64 off 33 balls during a rain shortened Twenty20 match against India at Malahide in between whiles. Tector is one of the few Ireland cricketers who can draw interest on the T20 franchise circuit because of his growing reputation as a valuable T20 player. In the CPL in 2022, he obtained a contract with the Barbados Royals.
Harry Tector Biography:
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- Real Name: Harry Tom Tector
- Other/Nickname: Harry Tector
- Profession: Cricketer
- Harry Tector Jersey Number: 13
- Harry Tector Net Worth: $2 million to $5 million
- Harry Tector Salary: $20-40 Lakhs
- Instagram Handle: @harrytector
- Twitter Handle: @harry_tector
Harry Tector Physical Status:
- Height: 6 feet 2 inches
- Weight: 75 kgs
- Body Measurements: Waist – 32 inches
- Eye Colour: Black
- Hair Colour: Black
Harry Tector Personal Life:
- Date Of Birth: December 6, 1999
- Place Of Birth: Dublin
- Nationality: Irish
- Hometown: Dublin Ireland
- College: Dublin University
- Highest Educational Qualification: 12th Grade
Harry Tector Family Statistics:
- Marital Status: Unmarried
- Harry Tector Wife: Gaby Lewis
- Siblings Brother: JB Tector and Sister: TH Tector
- Religion: Christianity
- Other Hobbies: Travelling and shopping
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Harry Tector Career Statistics:
- ODI MATCHES
- Debut: England vs. Ireland at Southampton – July 30, 2020
- Last: Ireland vs. New Zealand at Dublin (Malahide) – July 15, 2022
- T20I MATCHES
- Debut: Ireland vs. Scotland at Dublin (Malahide) – September 17, 2019
- Last: New Zealand vs. Ireland at Adelaide – November 04, 2022
- FC MATCHES
- Debut: Knights vs. Leinster at Comber – May 29 – 31, 2018
- Last: Ireland A vs. BDESH Emerg at Chattogram – February 26 – 28, 2021
Harry Tector Achievements:
- He was designated a “Rising Star of the Squad” by the International Cricket Council (2018).
- He got the “Male Academy Player of the Year Award” at the annual Cricket Ireland Awards (2018).
Some lesser-known facts about Harry Tector are provided here:
- Cricketer Harry Tector led the 2018 Under-19 Cricket World Cup.
- Dublin, Ireland, was the city of his birth.
- Harry is a 6 foot 2 inches, a 22-year-old man.
- Harry has loved playing cricket since he was a small child.
- On May 26, 2017, he played his first game of Twenty20 cricket for the “Munster Reds.”
- He made his List on May 28, 2018. In the Inter-Provincial Cup, the “Northern Knights” play.
- The Ireland team’s captain for the 2018 Under-19 Cricket World Cup has been named Harry.
- He took eight wickets at the 2018 Under-19 Cricket World Cup.
- Tector was permitted to compete on behalf of the “Dublin Chiefs” in the 2019 Euro T20 Slam.
- He scored his first-ever first-class century against “Leinster Lightning” in the Inter-Provincial Championship (2019).
- He was selected to represent Ireland in the Twenty20 international teams in the 2019 Oman Quadrangular Series.
- In their cricket match against the “Scotland A cricket team,” he was picked to serve as captain of the “Ireland Wolves squad.”
- He was selected for the 2019–20 Ireland Tri-Nation Series.
- On September 17, 2019, he played his T201 debut game for Ireland against Scotland.
- The same year, he was selected to play for Ireland’s side in the ICC T20 World Cup qualifier.
- On July 10, 2020, he was added to Ireland’s 21-man squad for the ODI series against England.
- He made his One Day International debut on July 30, 2020.
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