List of England Twenty20 International cricketers

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England playing Sri Lanka in a day-night Twenty20 International at the Rose Bowl, Hampshire on 15 June 2006 England vs Sri Lanka.jpg
England playing Sri Lanka in a day-night Twenty20 International at the Rose Bowl, Hampshire on 15 June 2006

A Twenty20 International (T20I) is an international cricket match between two teams that have official T20I status, as determined by the International Cricket Council. It is played under the rules of Twenty20 cricket and is the shortest form of the game. [1] The first such match was played on 17 February 2005 between Australia and New Zealand. [2] The England cricket team played its first T20I match on 13 June 2005, against Australia as part of Australia's 2005 Ashes tour, winning the match by 100 runs. [3]

Contents

This list is of all members of the England cricket team who have played at least one T20I match. The order is by each player name as they achieved a first Twenty20 cap; achievement by several players during the same match is arranged by surname alphabetically.

Key

General

  • ‡ – Captain
  • † – Wicket-keeper
  • First – Year of debut
  • Last – Year of latest game
  • Mat – Number of matches played

Batting

Bowling

Fielding

Players

Statistics are correct as of 27 June 2024. [4] [5] [6]
General Batting Bowling Fielding Ref
No.NameFirstLastMat Runs HS Avg 50 100 Balls Wkt BBI Ave Ca St
1 Paul Collingwood  ‡20052011355837918.8030222164/2220.56140 [notes 1] [7]
2 Andrew Flintoff 200520077763112.660015052/2332.2050 [8]
3 Darren Gough 200520062–––––4133/1616.3300 [9]
4 Steve Harmison 200520062–––––3911/1342.0010 [10]
5 Geraint Jones  †200520062331933.0000––––20 [11]
6 Jon Lewis 200520072111.00004244/2413.7510 [12]
7 Kevin Pietersen 20052013371,1767937.93703011/2753.00140 [13]
8 Vikram Solanki  †200520073764325.3300––––30 [14]
9 Andrew Strauss  ‡200520094733318.2500––––10 [15]
10 Marcus Trescothick 2005200631667255.3320––––20 [16]
11 Michael Vaughan  ‡200520072272713.5000––––00 [17]
12 Tim Bresnan 200620143421647*16.6100663243/1036.95100 [18]
13 Jamie Dalrymple 200620073603220.00003021/1019.5010 [19]
14 Ed Joyce 200620072111.0000––––00 [notes 2] [20]
15 Sajid Mahmood 20062009411*–008431/3151.6610 [21]
16 Liam Plunkett 200620192242186.0000476253/2125.0870 [22]
17 Ian Bell 20062014818860*26.8510––––40 [23]
18 Stuart Broad  ‡200620145611818*7.37001,173654/2422.93210 [24]
19 Chris Read  †200620061131313.0000––––10 [25]
20 Michael Yardy 20062011149635*32.0000276112/1927.1880 [26]
21 James Anderson 200720091911*1.0000422183/2330.6630 [27]
22 Paul Nixon  †2007200713131*–00––––01 [28]
23 Monty Panesar 200720071111.00002422/4020.0000 [29]
24 Alastair Cook  ‡200720104612615.2500––––10 [30]
25 Dimitri Mascarenhas 20072009141233115.3700252123/1825.7570 [31]
26 Matt Prior  †20072010101273221.1600––––63 [32]
27 Owais Shah 200720091734755*24.7810––––50 [33]
28 Ryan Sidebottom 200720101655*–00325213/1618.2350 [34]
29 Jonathan Trott 2007201071395123.0010––––00 [35]
30 Darren Maddy 2007200741135028.25101832/68.6610 [36]
31 Chris Schofield 200720074249*24.00007742/1523.0010 [37]
32 Luke Wright 200720145175999*18.9740330182/2425.83140 [38]
33 James Kirtley 20072007122*–0060––00 [39]
34 Jeremy Snape 200720071777.000060––10 [40]
35 Chris Tremlett 200720071–––––2422/4522.5000 [41]
36 Phil Mustard  †200820082604030.0000––––00 [42]
37 Graeme Swann  ‡20082012391043420.8000810513/1316.8450 [43]
38 Tim Ambrose  †200820081–––––––––11 [44]
39 Ravi Bopara 200820143871165*28.4430322164/1024.1870 [45]
40 Gareth Batty 200920091444.0000180––00 [46]
41 Steven Davies  †2009201151023320.4000––––21 [47]
42 Amjad Khan 200920091222.00002422/3417.0000 [notes 3] [48]
43 James Foster  †2009200953714*12.3300––––33 [49]
44 Rob Key 2009200911010*–00––––10 [50]
45 Eoin Morgan  ‡200920221152,4589128.58140––––460 [51]
46 Adil Rashid 20092024114103225.72002,4021204/224.46310 [52]
47 Joe Denly 20092020131253012.50007274/1913.2840 [53]
48 Ajmal Shahzad 20102011300*–006632/3832.3310 [54]
49 Craig Kieswetter  †20102012255266321.9130––––173 [55]
50 Michael Lumb 20102014275526321.2330––––80 [56]
51 Chris Woakes 20112023331473716.3300611313/426.51120 [57]
52 Jade Dernbach 201120143424124.8000702394/2226.1580 [notes 4] [58]
53 Samit Patel 20112013181896715.751025272/645.8530 [59]
54 Jos Buttler  ‡†201120241243,264101*35.86241––––7213 [60]
55 Alex Hales 20112022752,074116*30.95121––––390 [61]
56 Jonny Bairstow  †20112024801,6719029.83100––––461 [62]
57 Steven Finn 2011201521148*–00480273/1621.5960 [63]
58 Ben Stokes 201120224358552*21.6610612263/2632.96220 [64]
59 Scott Borthwick 201120111141414.00002411/1515.0010 [65]
60 Danny Briggs 20122014700*–0010852/2539.8010 [66]
61 Stuart Meaker 201220122–––––4721/2835.0010 [67]
62 James Tredwell  ‡2012201417322210.660031771/1659.4220 [68]
63 Joe Root 201220193289390*35.72508462/923.16180 [69]
64 Boyd Rankin 201320132–––––2411/2424.0000 [notes 5] [70]
65 Chris Jordan 20142024954393613.71001,9531084/626.36480 [71]
66 Moeen Ali  ‡20142024921,22972*21.1870999513/2427.13220 [72]
67 Stephen Parry 201420155111.00009632/3346.0020 [73]
68 Michael Carberry 201420141777.0000––––10 [74]
69 Harry Gurney 201420142–––––4832/2618.3300 [75]
70 Jason Roy 20142022641,5227824.1580––––190 [76]
71 Sam Billings  †20152022364748717.5520––––172 [notes 6] [77]
72 David Willey 201520224322633*15.0600865514/723.13170 [78]
73 Mark Wood 2015202434115*–00699503/919.5850 [79]
74 Reece Topley 20152024321698.0000666333/2227.1860 [80]
75 James Vince 20152022174635927.2320––––70 [81]
76 Liam Dawson 2016202211573414.250020453/2740.3320 [82]
77 Tymal Mills 2016202315872.6600304143/2732.9220 [notes 7] [83]
78 Mason Crane 201720172–––––4811/3862.0000 [84]
79 Tom Curran 20172021306414*10.6600588294/3631.2780 [85]
80 Liam Livingstone 201720244869110323.8211468243/1727.41230 [86]
81 Dawid Malan 20172023621,892103*36.381611211/2727.00220 [87]
82 Jake Ball 201820182–––––4221/3941.5010 [88]
83 Jofra Archer 2019202425532217.6600553314/3322.3540 [89]
84 Ben Duckett 201920231231570*31.5010––––60 [90]
85 Ben Foakes  †201920191–––––––––10 [91]
86 Pat Brown 20192019444*–007831/2942.6620 [92]
87 Sam Curran 20192024512725012.9510941525/1024.50210 [93]
88 Lewis Gregory 20192021945157.50007821/1058.5000 [94]
89 Saqib Mahmood 2019202212227*7.330022873/3356.8520 [95]
90 Tom Banton  †20192022143277323.3520––––90 [96]
91 Matt Parkinson 201920226551.250012074/4728.2810 [97]
92 Harry Brook 202220243970781*30.7330––––270 [98]
93 George Garton 202220221222.00002411/5757.0000 [99]
94 Phil Salt  †202220243188511935.4032––––201 [100]
95 Richard Gleeson 202220226221.000012693/1520.7740 [101]
96 Luke Wood 202220235333.000010883/2421.7510 [102]
97 Will Jacks 20222024162534016.86001811/541.0030 [103]
98 Olly Stone 202220221000.0000240––00 [104]
99 Rehan Ahmed 20232023733118.250014493/3925.3320 [105]
100 Brydon Carse 20232023310*–004843/2316.5000 [106]
101 Gus Atkinson 20232023388*–005364/2014.0000 [107]

Captains

Paul Collingwood has captained the side in 30 Twenty20 international matches, the second most of any England T20I captain after Eoin Morgan. Paul Collingwood.jpg
Paul Collingwood has captained the side in 30 Twenty20 international matches, the second most of any England T20I captain after Eoin Morgan.
England T20I captains [108]
No.NameFirstLastMatchesWonLostTiedNo ResultWin%
1 Michael Vaughan 200520072110050.00
2 Andrew Strauss 20062009303000.00
3 Paul Collingwood 200720113017110260.71
4 Alastair Cook 20092009101000.00
5 Stuart Broad 201120142711150142.31
6 Graeme Swann 201120113210066.66
7 Eoin Morgan 201220217242272160.56
8 James Tredwell 2013201310001–
9 Jos Buttler 201520244122170256.41
10 Moeen Ali 2020202312570041.66

Notes

  1. ↑ Paul Collingwood has also played Twenty20 International cricket for the ICC World XI. Only his record for England is given above.
  2. ↑ Ed Joyce has also played Twenty20 International cricket for Ireland. Only his record for England is given above.
  3. ↑ Amjad Khan has also played Twenty20 International cricket for Denmark. Only his record for England is given above.
  4. ↑ Jade Dernbach has also played Twenty20 International cricket for Italy. Only his record for England is given above.
  5. ↑ Boyd Rankin has also played Twenty20 International cricket for Ireland. Only his record for England is given above.
  6. ↑ Sam Billings has also played Twenty20 International cricket for the ICC World XI. Only his record for England is given above.
  7. ↑ Tymal Mills has also played Twenty20 International cricket for the ICC World XI. Only his record for England is given above.

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