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James Vince

Team flagENG33 yrs
batting styleright handed Batter
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

James Vince Recent Form

Batting

KRK vs PSZ, PSL21 (27)
KRK vs LHQ, PSL42 (27)
KRK vs ISU, PSL29 (27)
KRK vs QTG, PSL27 (28)
KRK vs MS, PSL7 (4)
KRK vs QTG, PSL37 (25)
KRK vs LHQ, PSL8 (4)
KRK vs PSZ, PSL38 (30) *
KRK vs MS, PSL5 (4)
GG vs DC, 58 (53)
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Bowling

HAM vs SOM, First class1-14
HAM vs KT, First class0-7
HAM vs YORKS, First class1-55
HAM vs SUR, First class0-30
HAM vs KT, T20-Blast0-6
ENG vs IRE, ODI0-20
ENG vs IRE, ODI1-18
HAM vs ESS, First class0-17
HAM vs KT, LIST A0-21
HAM vs MDX, LIST A1-19
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James Vince Carrer Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
ODI25226161310287.6228.00763----
T20I17174630259128.2527.234714----
Test1322548038349.8224.91860----
BBL7371193401098131.0330.7019144----
ABU DHABI13122670044174.5129.672613----
PSL474711760484136.5926.7314635----
100B26245560471138.6526.485618----
T20-Blast30301289310129152.1856.0414143----
WC ODI3340002678.4313.3350----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
ODI25215.4338.001/180042.00----
T20I17000.000.000000.00----
Test13403.250.000/0000.00----
BBL73000.000.000000.00----
ABU DHABI13000.000.000000.00----
PSL47000.000.000000.00----
100B26000.000.000000.00----
T20-Blast30000.000.000000.00----
WC ODI3000.000.000-0000.00----

Carrer Debut Information

ODI Debut
Ireland vs England at Dublin (Malahide)- May 08, 2015
T20I Debut
England vs Pakistan at Dubai (DSC)- November 26, 2015
Test Debut
England vs Sri Lanka at Leeds- May 19 - 21, 2016
ABU DHABI Debut
Deccan Gladiators v Team Abu Dhabi Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi, 23-11-2022
PSL Debut
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100B Debut
Trent Rockets v Southern Brave Trent Bridge, Nottingham, 24-7-2021
T20-Blast Debut
Essex v Hampshire County Ground Chelmsford, 31-5-2022

Teams played for

Hampshire England England Lions Karachi Kings Sydney Thunder South Cape Town Knight Riders Maratha Arabians Auckland Sydney Sixers Multan Sultans Paarl Rocks

About James Vince

NameJames Vince
GenderMale
Birth14 Mar 1991
Birth PlaceCuckfield, Sussex
Height6 ft 0 in
NationalityEnglish

An elegant stroke player, James Vince was a sports fanatic from a very young age. Before making his professional debut in cricket, Vince was part of the Reading Football Club for three years. Compared with the likes of Michael Vaughan, he has the ability to handle pressure in crucial situations.... continue reading

Player Bio

An elegant stroke player, James Vince was a sports fanatic from a very young age. Before making his professional debut in cricket, Vince was part of the Reading Football Club for three years. Compared with the likes of Michael Vaughan, he has the ability to handle pressure in crucial situations.

Vince broke into the Hampshire side in 2009, after the retirement of John Crawley. His breakthrough season came in 2013 when he amassed 1215 runs with five centuries and finished as the leading run-scorer for Hampshire in the 2013 County Championship. Vince also finished as the leading run-scorer in England’s domestic T20 tournament in 2015, which guaranteed him a place in England's three-match T20I squad against Pakistan in UAE. Vince made his T20 debut against the Men in Green on November 26th, 2015, and scored an invaluable 41 in a 14-run victory on debut.

Backed up by amazing T20 performances for Hampshire and Karachi Kings, he was included in the 2016 ICC T20 World Cup squad and played just one match against Afghanistan when he scored 22 runs in a low-scoring encounter. Consistent form for Hampshire in 2016 led to his Test debut against Sri Lanka in Leeds.

Following a year out of international cricket, Vince was surprisingly included in England’s squad for the 2017-18 Ashes Series. In the first match of the series, he notched up his maiden fifty before being run-out on 83. However, it was downhill from there for him managing just 156 runs in his next eight innings. Vince will be remembered for being the victim of a peach of a delivery from Mitchell Starc during the Perth Test, where the left-armer took his stumps out from around the wicket with a vicious outswinger pitched at the tramlines, coming from an unplayable angle.

Regarded as a white-ball specialist, Vince was a pivotal part leading the Sydney Sixers to back-to-back Big Bash League(BBL) titles in the 2019 and 2020 seasons. After a string of amazing performances in the limited-overs format, Vince was a part of the World Cup-winning England squad in 2019. One successful tournament led to another when he notched up 537 runs in 16 innings in the recently concluded BBL and smashed 95 runs in the finals leading the Sixers to an easy 27-run victory. He received an England call-up ahead of the white-ball series against Pakistan later in the year.

(As of July 2021)