Adam Zappa was born on March 31 in 1992, in Shellharbour, New South Wales, Australia. He is an excellent player who mainly does bowling for the Australian international team. Tampa represented the team on a global level in 2016, and from there, came into the spotlight of selectors, giving him another chance to play games for the team. He is also a part-time batsman who plays right-handed.
As a child, Zampa started his career by bowling at a medium pace, and the selectors refuse to take select the medium pacer. From there, he changes his bowling style to get selected for the Australian team. He is also inspired by the Australian test cricketer Shane Warne. Zampa played cricket under the Australian cricket board, and he presented the country in the under-19 world cup in 2010, and he played a significant role in becoming champion. He also played two test matches and eight ODIs and took 11 wickets on these two formats.
Domestic career
At the starting of Zampa’s career, he was given an average player contract with the new South wales team. He didn’t get the opportunity to prove himself on the state level because, at that time, the team has other successful bowlers such as Steve O’Keefe and Steve smith. He didn’t get the opportunity to represent the team before starting his career.
After that, Zampa made his first-class debut under New South Wales against Queensland. He took five wickets with a hat trick in one match and got the series in the tournament. He also gets a chance to play at the national level on the performance of these matches. He finished his career by taking ten wickets by giving 23 runs per wicket.
National career
- After completing his domestic career, he got an offer from the cricket board to play for South Australia in one-day matches south Australia’s twenty20 team at the national level. After accepting the offer, he p[played games under the couple and met a great player of the Australian team, Nathan Lyon.
- He spent 2-3 months training at the cricket board of Australia to work on bowling to make the googly perfect. After starting the league, he met other outstanding South African player Johan Botha, who was captain of the team.
- Zampa had a tremendous impact on the cricket board, and they select the player to play for their team and make him perfect in the game. At the starting of 2015, he gets an opportunity to present the Australian squad on an international level, but he missed the chance due to his shoulder injury. And after getting fit, he again started playing for the South Australian team, and they won the league.
- In the summer of 2015-2016, zampa was the most successful players at that time. He impressed the board in both lists, a cricket and twenty20 cricket, and in 2016 he was included in the Australian team. He struggled to play the game at the international level, but unfortunately, he selected for the team.
International career
- He made his international ODI debut on February 6 2016, in the last game of the Chappell-Hadlee trophy series against South Africa. After that, he becomes a regular player of the team to play games on the international level of both team ODI and the T20i squad. Zampa raised the team to the next level because, in the mid of 2017, he makes the team-best with bowling and plays the t20 franchise as an overseas player.
- He also started playing for the rising Pune supergiant in the Indian premier league against the sunrise Hyderabad; he took six wickets in the first match of the ipl debut and ranked as the best economy player in the history.
- Zampa was also ranked as the man of the match against sunrise Hyderabad, and Captain Ms Dhoni bring him back in the 16th over and then took the most crucial wicket of the leading player David Warner; from there, he takes the first hat trick of the ipl season. Zampa was dropped from the team against Sri Lanka for three-match series in 2016-17 because of the serious injury he was going through. After that, zampa brought back to the team for the series against India, and there he took a five haul and made his name and then became the successful player of the best ODI team Australia.