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Dominic Hewson

England

Full name Dominic Robert Hewson

Born October 3, 1974, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

Current age 35 years 37 days

Major teams Derbyshire, Gloucestershire

Batting style Right-hand bat

Bowling style Right-arm medium

Batting and fielding averages

	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	4s	6s	Ct
First-class	73	132	8	2796	168	22.54			3	15			34
List A	72	62	5	1186	69	20.80			0	5			19
Twenty20	8	5	0	68	36	13.60	51	133.33	0	0	5	3	3

Bowling averages

	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w
First-class	73		450	203	5	3/39		40.60	2.70	90.0
List A	72		666	622	22	4/25	4/25	28.27	5.60	30.2	2
Twenty20	8	6	132	131	11	4/18	4/18	11.90	5.95	12.0	1

Career statistics

First-class span	1996 - 2004
List A span	1996 - 2004
Twenty20 debut	Yorkshire v Derbyshire at Leeds, Jun 14, 2003 scorecard
Last Twenty20	Durham v Derbyshire at Chester-le-Street, Jul 13, 2004 scorecard

Profile

Dominic Hewson would be right to feel perplexed at Gloucestershire's decision to release him. The 27-year-old right hander had struggled initially to come to terms with first-class cricket. Remarkably successful for the second team, Hewson did not play with his natural aggression when given the chance to step up.

Despite his problems, Gloucestershire stoically and admirably stuck with him. In 2000, it appeared this loyalty was correct. Whilst not taking the club by storm, he batted confidently, scoring heavily through the off-side, particularly in one day cricket.

With Tim Hancock and Rob Cunliffe largely away from the action this year, Hewson was given the chance of an extended run. He batted well, making a thrilling 168 against Derbyshire and another ton against 'declaration bowling.' An average of 35.47, was higher than that of Matt Windows. His one day form was not so impressive. Even so, he had made advances. Still, the club saw fit to dispense with him.

With the talented Kiwi batsman Craig Spearman joining the club through the back door as an EU national, and Hancock likely to be in the running next year, Hewson may be better off at Derbyshire, where he seems guaranteed a first-class place. The move to such a weak club does perhaps suggests that Hewson doesn't have the hunger to take his game to the next level. (Sean Beynon, Copyright CricInfo 2001)