Ryan Sidebottom
Biography
With his curly hair and tall frame Ryan is instantly recognisable and is a hugely popular figure in English sport.
Recently retired from International cricket, Ryan was first capped for England in 2000 and has represented his country 65 times in Test, One-Day and Twenty20cricket.
In 2008, he was named England’s Man of the Series in New Zealand taking 24 wickets to help secure a 2-1 victory and was also named England’s joint top bowler at the Twenty20 World Cup this year.
Making his debut at his native club Yorkshire in 1997, Ryan left the club at the end of the 2003 season to join Nottinghamshire and next season sees him return to his original club Yorkshire on a 3-year deal to finish his career.
INTERNATIONAL:
•79 wickets in 22 Tests at 28.24
•29 wickets in 25 one-day internationals at 35.82
•23 wickets in 18 Twenty20 internationals at 19.00
•England’s Man of the Series in New Zealand 2008
DOMESTIC:
•County Champion (Yorkshire) 2001
•County Champion (Nottinghamshire) 2005 and 2010
Credits
CricketAM (Sky Sports)
The Great British Weather (BBC1)
Mark Watson Kicks Off (ITV 4)
Question of Sport (BBC 1)
Soccer AM (Sky 1)
Blue Peter (BBC 1)
This is Nottingham – Cricket Columnist
Management
Represented by Oliver Ward
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