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Clinton Perren progressed through the grades at Northern Suburbs District Cricket Club relatively quickly, from 5th grade to his debut in first grade at the age of 18.

Clinton’s career blossomed through Queensland under age teams and he was a graduate of the 1995 Australian Cricket academy in 1995.

He made his first class debut for Queensland on 27 October 1998 against NSW at Manuka Oval in Canberra and scored 28 in Queensland only innings as they defeated NSW by an innings and 66 runs.

In a tremendous career Clinton played 84 first class and 105 one day games for Queensland.

In first class cricket he scored 4,785 runs at 34.92 including 10 centuries and 23 half centuries and took 80 catches.

In one day cricket he scored 2,919 runs at an average of 35.59 and hit 2 centuries and 21 half centuries and took 21 catches.

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6 months ago

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Played against Clint Perren on the SCGXI tour I did to the UK in 2013. He was playing for MCC, on the Nursery Ground at Lords. Was the biggest mismatch ever, we were average at best and they put out a proper team, including him and a couple of young blokes from England U19. Anyhow, Clint came in near the end, they were 2 or 3 down and only needed 30 or 40 with 15+ overs left. Well I think it took him about 10 balls, he scored nearly all of them including hitting one out of the ground into the top deck of the back of the stand next to the media centre on the main ground. I think it’s the biggest hit I’ve ever seen!

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