Subscribe Now! Get features like


Andrew Tye is a right-arm fast bowler who excels in the ability of bowling yorkers at will and has clever variations to deceive any batsman. He is one of the late bloomers in international cricket as he made his debut for Western Australia in the state one-day competition at the age of 26. He ended the tournament on a high and finished as the second most successful bowler by bagging 13 wickets. A modern day bowler who specialized the art of bowling at the death, he was soon selected by the Sydney Thunders franchise for the 2013-14 Big Bash League.
In the very next year, he changed his loyalties to Perth Scorchers and that was the season which saw his rise. His impressive performances there landed him with a call-up for the national team against India in 2016. He made his Indian T20 League debut in the 2017 edition for the Gujarat franchise and registered the then best bowling figures by a bowler on his debut (5/17) which included a hat-trick.
In January 2018, Tye was named in Australia's One Day International squad for the series against England. He made his ODI debut for Australia in that series on 14th January 2018. Later that year, he was bought by Punjab for the 2018 Indian T20 League. In that season, he picked up 24 wickets and was the highest wicket-taker. Tye finished the year becoming the leading wicket-taker in T20Is in 2018 with 31 wickets. He wasn't too effective in the following edition and was released by Punjab ahead of the 2020 auction. Rajasthan bagged his services after spending INR 1 crore.
IND vs NZ, 2nd T20I Updates: Reprieve for Abhishek after costly error from Duffy

India A all out for 113 against New Zealand A before pacers strike late on Day 1

Kieron Pollard appointed as Mumbai Indians head coach

How Naman Dhir is redefining the finisher’s role in T20Is

Chinmay Sutar’s 400 revives memories of BB Nimbalkar, India’s first quadruple centurion

Ex-pacer Parvinder Awana named Junior Selection Committee chief

Zimbabwe ODI: Pratika ton, Shree Charani four-for seals India's big win

Shukri Conrad's SA revolution: Proteas rise from transition to Test dominance

Ishan ruled out of 2nd T20I, Kotak says Sooryavanshi might play in Christchurch

Prolific Jharkhand opener Shikhar Mohan added to India A squad for two games against New Zealand A
