Shaun Graf

Quick Facts

Full Name	Shaun Graf
Occupation	Cricketer
Date Of Birth	May 19, 1957(1957-05-19)
Age	67
Birthplace	Somerville
Country	United States
Birth City	Massachusetts
Horoscope	Taurus

Shaun Graf Biography

Shaun Graf is one of the most popular and richest Cricketer who was born on May 19, 1957 in Somerville, Massachusetts, United States. He also played some great matches in the Hampshire 2nd In the Hampshire 2nd XI, he took the wicket of five and scoring 51 runs in one match.

Graf went to England in 1979 and played in the English Minor Counties competition. Wilshire during Wilshire’s Minor Counties competition. The highlights of his career include 51 against Oxfordshire and 7-73 in the match against Dorset and 4 wickets in the match against Berkshire. He scored 6-27 while playing with his team, the Gloucestershire second XI.

Graf’s first-class form was better in the Australian 1980–81 season. In his first Shield game, against WA, he scored 34 and 64 and took four wickets. He leapt into international consideration in another game against WA, scoring 100 not out and taking 3–24. In one day games he took 2–6 against Queensland.

Graf received an offer to play over the 1980 English summer with the Hampshire County Cricket Club. He performed disappointingly, scoring 214 runs at 19 and only exceeding 50 in a first-class game once, and taking only 16 first-class wickets at an average of 48 with best figures of 2–24. Highlights included 44 against Oxford, Hampshire came last that season. and 57 not out against Essex in his final county game.

Graf made his debut as a first-class player in 1979-80, playing for Victoria.

Shaun Graf Net Worth

Shaun Graf is one of the richest Cricketer from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Shaun Graf 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Graf was born in the year 1957 and was raised at Somerville, Victoria, Australia. The school he attended was St Bede’s College, Graf made his debut in the grade at 19 years old at St Kilda Cricket Club in the 1976-77 season , playing as an all-rounder. He was able to bowl medium-speed right-arm and batting left-handed, with the emphasis on driving.

Shaun Francis Graf (born 19 May 1957) is an former Australian First-class player who took part in eleven One-Day Internationals (ODIs) for Australia in the early 1980s , as an all-rounder. He played for Western Australia as well as his home country of Victoria as part of the Sheffield Shield and also played county cricket for Hampshire. He was a part of the Sheffield Shield winning teams from 1979-1980 (Victoria) as well as 1983-84 (Western Australia).

He was however selected to make his ODI debut in November 1980 against New Zealand at the Adelaide Oval.

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Graf was dropped from the Australian Test team for the third Test against New Zealand due to a back injury, which saw him miss a Shield game; he was replaced by Trevor Chappell, who played as 12th man. Graf passed a fitness test and replaced Chappell for the first Test against India; however Graf was made 12th man again. He was replaced in the next test by Bruce Yardley.

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Shaun Ranked on the list of most popular Cricketer. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in United States. Shaun Graf celebrates birthday on May 19 of every year.

Highlights included 3–55 against WA, 54 and four wickets against Pakistan, scores of 34 and 73 plus three wickets in a narrow victory over Victoria, 74 and 31 not out against Queensland, and five wickets against Tasmania. In the final against Queensland, Graf took 3–111 and 3–34 and scored 14 and 17 not out; he was at the crease when WA won by four wickets. In the McDonald’s Cup final, Graf’s late innings knock of 37 off 33 balls brought WA within eight runs of victory.