CameronGannon

Standing at almost two metres tall, Cameron Gannon’s promising start to his domestic career stalled when he was suspended by Cricket Australia for an illegal bowling action in 2013. 

It came after he had collected 31 Sheffield Shield wickets at 23.51 during the 2012-13 summer, which included dismissing Michael Clarke twice in Queensland’s win over a star-studded NSW side in Brisbane. 

Having re-modelled his action and been cleared to return for the 2013-14 season, Gannon played two Shield matches for the Bulls and took 18 wickets in eight matches for Brisbane Heat.

In the KFC BBL, Gannon played one season with each the Melbourne Renegades (BBL|05) and Stars (BBL|06) before returning to the Heat.

In 2019, the quick made the most of his American heritage by playing four T20s for USA.

Gannon had a career-best summer with the Bulls in 2019-20, capturing 38 wickets at 20.92, but was on the move to Western Australia the following season.

Gannon proved to be WA’s most effective bowler in the 2023-24 Shield final, capturing 3-38 in the first innings and 5-23 in the second as his side cruised to their third-straight title.