Leverock announced his retirement from international cricket in April 2009 after Bermuda finished in a disappointing ninth place in the 2009 ICC World Cup Qualifier which resulted in the team losing its One Day International status and failing to qualify for the 2011 Cricket World Cup. As Bermuda hasn't played any One Day Internationals since, Leverock remains its highest aggregate wicket-taker in the format, and his 5/53 is the best bowling figures recorded by a Bermudan bowler in the format. The wicket (stumps) is also larger, made of metal tubes painted in fluorescent colours, to allow partially sighted players to see and blind players to touch it in order to correctly orient themselves when batting or bowling. O'Keefe struggled in 2011-12 only taking 9 first class wickets at an average of 52. The following summer was better - O'Keefe took 24 wickets at an average of 22.2. This made him the second highest wicket taking spinner in Australia, after Nathan Lyon but at a much better average. O'Keefe picked up the first wicket for the 2016-17 Big Bash League season, taking the wicket of Sydney Thunder opening batsmen Kurtis Patterson who was caught by Doug Bollinger.

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When Glamorgan batted, Trego took three wickets in the first two hours, to end with three for 52, and Scott Styris helped to dismiss the Glamorgan tail, removing numbers six, eight and nine to take three for 42. Only Robert Croft passed 25 - making 84 off 76 balls with 72 runs in boundaries - as Glamorgan were bowled out for 232 in a session and a half and were asked to follow on. That summer he took 15 first class wickets at an average of 30.93, making him one of the better performing spinners in Australia. In 2010-11 O'Keefe took 26 first class wickets at 20.57 with a best of 4-65. This saw him discussed as an international prospect, as Australian spin stocks were thin at the time. Lyon's strong performances saw him establish himself as Australia's first-choice spinner. He was considered a possibility as a backup spinner to Lyon on the 2013 tour of India. The tour then ventured into the north east of England with a defeat against the Gentlemen of Northumberland and a draw against Durham.