Player profile

Tom Lammonby

Batsman

Born: Jun 02, 2000
Batting: Left Handed Bat
Bowling: left-arm medium-fast
From: Exeter, Devon

Batting career

All formats

FormatMRunsAvgSRHS

Test622422.456.7173

list a854768.3898.38114

T20I2113617121.4335

Bowling career

All formats

FormatMWktsEconOversBest

Test642.615.02/5

list a808.1316.0

T201041.0

T20I21013.502.00

Recent performances

test form

15-MaySomerset vs SussexTest · The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton73 (119) • 10×4, 0×62/14 (6 ov)

01-MaySomerset vs YorkshireTest · The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton5 (14)—

17-AprHampshire vs SomersetTest · The Rose Bowl, Southampton9 (17) • 1×4, 0×60/13 (2 ov)

08-MayGlamorgan vs SomersetTest · Sophia Gardens, Cardiff0 (1)0/1 (1 ov)

10-AprEssex vs SomersetTest · County Ground (The Ford County Ground), Chelmsford2 (2)2/5 (2 ov)

03-AprSomerset vs NottinghamshireTest · The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton3 (17)—

About

Player story

Thomas Alexander Lammonby is a batting allrounder who plays for Somerset in the English domestic circuit. He made his T20 debut for Somerset against Kent in the 2019 T20 Blast. He picked up a solitary wicket in the match as Kent won the match convincingly. A year later Lammbonby made his first-class debut for Somerset against Glamorgan and played a gritty knock of 41 in the first innings of the match. The Devon-born's breakthrough moment arrived in the 2020 Bob Willis Trophy final against Essex. Injuries plagued the Somerset side, and Lammbonby was drafted in the playing XI at the last moment. He responded to his inclusion with a sensational ton against a good quality pace attack. The Somerset batter also scored centuries in the final two group stage matches against Gloucestershire and Worcestershire. Still young at the moment, Lammbonby has a great temperament and it was evident in his classic knock against Essex in the Bob Willis Trophy final. There is a long road ahead for him and Lammbonby will look to do well in the 2021 domestic season to earn a place in the national side. (As of April 2021)