Glenn Samuel Trimble was born on 1 January 1963 and is a former cricketer who represented Australia and Queensland.
24 Facts About Glenn Trimble
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Glenn Trimble played in four losing Queensland Sheffield Shield final teams.
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Glenn Trimble was selected for the Australian Under 19 team in February 1982 and played three "tests" against the touring Pakistan U-19 team.
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Glenn Trimble scored 232 runs over the 3 tests at 46.
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Glenn Trimble played in the Shield final, which Queensland lost to WA; Trimble scored 0 and 6.
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Glenn Trimble made a century against Sri Lanka in a one-day game.
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Glenn Trimble's form recovered towards the end of the summer making 76 against South Australia.
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Glenn Trimble scored some useful knocks of 38 and 16 in the Sheffield Shield final, which Queensland narrowly lost to NSW.
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Glenn Trimble began the next summer well with 90 against Victoria.
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Glenn Trimble made 87 and took five wickets against South Australia.
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In January 1986, Glenn Trimble was selected in the Australian one-day team as a replacement for David Hookes against the touring New Zealand cricket team.
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Glenn Trimble made his ODI debut at Perth's WACA Ground to bolster Australia's batting line-up, replacing David Gilbert.
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Glenn Trimble's first delivery was a bean ball which Jeff Crowe fended off for two runs; the second, another full toss, was dropped by keeper Wayne Phillips and was ruled a no ball.
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Glenn Trimble ultimately bowled an erratic spell, having two chances dropped off his bowling, and being taken off after conceding 32 runs off four wicketless overs.
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Glenn Trimble then batted at number eight and remained not out at the end of the innings, but did not score from any of the three balls he faced.
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Glenn Trimble batted at number four, scoring a boundary off the first delivery, before being caught off the bowling of Richard Hadlee on the following ball.
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Glenn Trimble scored 605 runs at 37.81 and took 29 wickets at 26.17 that summer.
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In 1986 Glenn Trimble played for the Essex Second XI and Essex Under 25 team in England.
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Glenn Trimble later made 68 against NSW, 67,57 against South Australia and 138 against Tasmania.
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Glenn Trimble ended the summer with his fourth Shield final, only scoring 18 runs in another Queensland defeat.
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Glenn Trimble scored 660 first class runs that summer at 36.66.
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Glenn Trimble scored 157 runs at an average of 22.42.
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Glenn Trimble was a noted big hitter at first grade level for South Brisbane.
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Glenn Trimble is reputed to have hit a six in a first grade Final at the Gabba which went over the old Clem Jones Stand and landed in a car park on the southern side of Stanley Street.