He played youth cricket for Banstead Cricket Club. He attended Epsom College, with whom he was 2024 Cricketer Schools 100 champions.[1]
Career
He featured for the England national under-19 cricket team in the summer of 2025 against India U19. His performances included scoring 50 batting at No.8 in the first innings of the first U19 Test, and in the second; taking ten wickets in the match.[2][3]
He made his professional debut for Surrey County Cricket Club in the One-Day Cup against Derbyshire on 22 August 2025, although he did not bat and took no wickets in ten overs.[4] He made an impression as a batsman in his maiden innings two days later when he scored 96 in a total of 289 for 8, and also later took two wickets with his left-arm spin as Surrey won by ten runs on 24 August against Nottinghamshire.[5] It was the highest-ever individual score for a maiden List A innings for the county.[6] He also made a half century on his first-class cricket debut, scoring 63 the following month away against Hampshire.[7]
He is the grandson of professional snooker player Jimmy White, born to White's daughter Lauren. His father John was a club cricketer. He has an older brother, Sonny. He is a supporter of Chelsea.[9][7]
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