Evan Gulbis represented Victoria, Tasmania, the Hobart Hurricanes and the Melbourne Stars in over 100 games of professional Cricket in First Class, List A and Domestic T20 competition. An aggressive right-handed top order batsman and fast medium bowler who bowls the proverbial heavy ball, Evan boasts a highest score of 229, the second highest score from a number 8 in first class Cricket history, and was good enough to win the Ricky Ponting medal as Tasmania’s best player in season 2013/14. Evan is now the coach and 1st XI captain of the Carlton Cricket Club, one of the traditional powerhouses of Victorian Premier Cricket, and he still remains as destructive as ever with both bat and ball.
Evan Gulbis represented Victoria, Tasmania, the Hobart Hurricanes and the Melbourne Stars in over 100 games of professional Cricket in First Class, List A and Domestic T20 competition. An aggressive right-handed top order batsman and fast medium bowler who bowls the proverbial heavy ball, Evan boasts a highest score of 229, the second highest score from a number 8 in first class Cricket history, and was good enough to win the Ricky Ponting medal as Tasmania’s best player in season 2013/14. Evan is now the coach and 1st XI captain of the Carlton Cricket Club, one of the traditional powerhouses of Victorian Premier Cricket, and he still remains as destructive as ever with both bat and ball.