Australian Michael Peterson, the best Surfing Player Birthday date is Wednesday, September 24, 1952.
Michael Peterson Early career
He played cricket from the age of nine, and having was a member of Denmark at the Under-19 age group, Pedersen made his full debut for Denmark in the List A match against Northamptonshire in the 2005 Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy at Svanholm Park, Brondby. It was a disappointing debut for Pedersen and he only scored 4 runs to Danmark’s 56-run total prior to becoming an integral part among Charl Pietersen’s 6 wickets. In the following year, he was a participant for the ICC Trophy in Ireland. In Ireland, the International Cricket Council afforded List A the status of these games which meant he was able to make seven appearances throughout the competition. Pedersen performed well using the bat and scored 76 runs in averaging of 19.00 and a top number of 26.
At the end of 2006 Pedersen was accepted into his first year in Marylebone Cricket Club Young Cricketer’s Program. In the following year, he got chosen as a member Denmark’s team for the World Cricket League Division Two in Namibia and made 4 List A appearances during the tournament. He was unable to control his bat and scored 34 runs, with the rate of 8.50. The year 2009 was the time he was picked in Denmark’s team to play in the World Cup Qualifier in South Africa in which he played seven List A appearances, including the final time he played in this format, against Oman. The Danish player scored 292 runs over the tournament with an average of 41.71 as well as a record-breaking scoring 121. This was his debut List A century and came against the Netherlands. He also scored two half-century runs throughout the tournament and finished with the title of Denmark’s top run-scorer over the brother Carsten who scored 234 runs. However, Denmark failed to qualify for the 2011 World Cup and finished the tournament in 16th place and last position.
Michael Pedersen Danish captaincy
In the year 2011, Pedersen was chosen to captain Denmark’s team in 2011, the ICC World Cricket League Division Three tournament in Hong Kong, having replaced Frederik Klokker as the captain. He played six times during the tournament and scored the equivalent of 164 runs, at an average 32.80 and a top number of 78 runs not scored. Denmark came in fifth place at the tournament, and were then relegated into the 2012 World Cricket League Division Four. In 2011, he was captain of Denmark during the European T20 Championship Division One which took place on Jersey and Guernsey and Guernsey. Denmark was able to win to be able to participate in to play in the World Twenty20 Qualifier in the United Arab Emirates.
The qualifier took place during March of 2012 and Pedersen kept as captain of Denmark’s fourteen-man team for the qualifying match. The Danish player was able to make his Twenty20 debut in the match in the match against Bermuda in Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium. Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium. He played seven more times in the tournament with the final match was against Oman. He scored 108 runs in the qualifier with the rate of 15.42 and a maximum scoring of 38. He also picked up two wickets at an the average of 63.00 and with the highest figures of 1/12. Denmark was once more struggling during an event to qualify, and ended the tournament in 16th and the last position.
Then, in the month of August 2012, he was picked as Denmark’s captain for the fourteen-man squad of the World Cricket League Division Four in Malaysia.
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