Jason Behrendorff is an Australian left-arm fast-medium bowler. He bats right-handed and has accumulated 257 runs across his ODI career.
A specialist pace bowler, Behrendorff has represented Australia at international level. His left-arm angle from the crease gives him a natural advantage against right-handed batsmen, a stock asset in modern one-day cricket. The fast-medium pace he generates sits in the middle range of the pace spectrum - quick enough to trouble batsmen but reliant on accuracy and movement rather than raw pace alone.
His ODI record reflects a career spent primarily in a bowling capacity, with limited opportunities at the crease. The 257 runs he has scored suggest appearances lower in the batting order, typical for a frontline bowler in the 50-over format.
Behrendorff has been part of Australia's pace attack during a period when the nation has maintained competitive bowling units across formats. His selection and retention in the ODI squad indicates the selectors' confidence in his ability to execute the demands of one-day cricket bowling.
