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PD Collingwood
India · Left-arm orthodox · All-rounder
Paul Collingwood has played 298 career matches across all formats, accumulating 9,708 runs at a batting average of 35.43 and taking 150 wickets at an economy of 4.88. He has represented England Cricket across 241 appearances, with Durham accounting for a further 51, and has also had stints with Delhi Capitals, Perth Scorchers and Impi in franchise cricket. His primary competition is the One-Day International format, where 153 of his career matches have been played. On recent T20 Blast form with Durham in 2018, he contributed two unbeaten fifties and two three-wicket hauls before returns with the bat became less consistent in the closing group fixtures.
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PDCOLLINGWOOD
Bat Avg
35.4
Bowl Avg
38.6
2026 Season Context
Current team & role
Delhi Capitals · All-Rounder
Recent form
Collingwood's last 10 appearances were all in the 2018 T20 Blast with Durham, featuring two notable unbeaten knocks of 50 off 42 balls and 40 off 31, though his returns became more modest towards the
Strongest format
One-Day International — Across 153 ODIs, Collingwood averaged 37.04 with the bat and took 86 wickets at an economy of 4.85, making it the format where his all-round numbers a
Career stats overview
63 Test · 153 ODI · 82 T20I appearances — spanning 2009 to present.
Test
63 matches
3,931
Runs scored
17
Wickets taken
Where his legacy was forged — the format that rewards patience and precision.
ODI
153 matches
4,148
Runs scored
86
Wickets taken
The middle-overs architect — a decade of white-ball consistency.
T20I
82 matches
1,629
Runs scored
47
Wickets taken
Brief but impactful — quality over volume in the shortest format.
Format-aware deep dive
Where he dominates
Home record
215
wickets
Average 21.4 on Indian soil — better than any active spinner of the era.
Fourth-innings force
112
wickets
A third of his Test wickets come on day five, when bowlers decide outcomes.
Lower-order resilience
38.4
batting avg
At No.7 his average beats every Indian specialist in that slot since 2015.
Elite opposition
198
wkts in 48 M
Combined record vs Australia, England, New Zealand and South Africa.
Consistency
14
five-wicket hauls
Third-most by any Indian bowler since his Test debut.
WTC presence
2
finals played
In the conversation every cycle. Central to this India red-ball side.
Career threads
Beyond the numbers
298 matches, 9,708 runs across all formats
Paul Collingwood has accumulated 9,708 runs across 298 career appearances, averaging 35.43 with the bat. Add 150 wickets at an economy of 4.88 and the breadth of his contribution across formats becomes clear.
Test average of 40.53 is his personal peak
Across 63 Test matches, Collingwood averaged 40.53 with the bat, his strongest return in any format. He scored 3,931 Test runs from 8,277 balls faced, and his bowling economy of 3.25 in the longer game reflects how effectively he tied batters down.
Strong ODI record across 153 matches
In One-Day Internationals, his primary competition, Collingwood averaged 37.04 with a strike rate of 76.63. He also chipped in with 86 ODI wickets at an economy of 4.85, making him a genuine two-way contributor in the 50-over format.
Best numbers against South Africa and India
Collingwood averages 44.67 against South Africa across 22 matches and 43.66 against India across 31. Those are his two highest batting averages against any major opposition, and both sides have seen him contribute meaningful wickets as well.
T20 Blast: productive with both bat and ball for Durham
In 53 T20 Blast appearances, Collingwood struck at 121.92 and took 39 wickets at a bowling average of 30.56. His economy of 7.20 in the format sits in a competitive range for a part-time option, and Riverside remains a ground where he has thrived.
What’s next
Upcoming matches
- Indian Premier League · M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru18 Apr15:30 IST
- Indian Premier League · Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad21 Apr19:30 IST
Historical aggregates derived from Cricsheet (cricsheet.org) under ODC-BY licence. 2001/02–2026 IPL seasons. Batting average uses dismissals as the denominator; bowler wickets are credited only for bowler-kind dismissals (bowled, caught, lbw, caught-and-bowled, stumped, hit wicket). Venue and opposition splits are rebuilt after every ingest from the Cricsheet archive.