Allrounder

Jodi Grewcock

Born: 2004-08-30
Batting: Left Handed Bat
Bowling: legbreak googly
From: English

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
Test	1	41	20.50	31.54	29
ODI	17	297	24.75	71.91	73
List A	49	1,454	35.46	74.49	120*
T20	23	358	22.38	113.65	45
Women's Hundred	8	53	10.6	117.78	13*
Women's List A	58	1,647	34.31	73.89	120*
Women's ODI	8	417	59.57	87.79	120*
Women's T20	35	620	29.52	112.73	54*
list a	10	319	31.9	74.36	97
women odi	3	68	22.67	80	35
women t100	8	53	10.6	117.78	13
Hundred	2	7	-	175	7*
women t20	5	123	41	121.78	47*

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
Test	1	1	3.76	17.0	0
ODI	17	5	5.08	57.2	0
List A	49	46	4.57	293.1	4/45
T20	23	11	6.86	56.0	2/15
Women's Hundred	8	0	3.6	0.5	—
Women's List A	58	51	4.61	327.4	4/45
Women's ODI	8	5	4.78	48.3	1/24
Women's T20	35	11	6.97	58.0	2/15
list a	10	0	5.07	54.4	—
women t100	8	0	3.6	0.5	—
women t20	5	0	11.5	4.0	—

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About Jodi Grewcock

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The wind was up that afternoon, pushing across the pitch from third man to fine leg, but Jodi Grewcock didn’t seem to notice. At the crease, she tapped her bat twice, glanced towards midwicket, and then leaned into the bowler’s approach. The ball pitched on a good length and angled across her, a shot to leave, most would say. Instead, Grewcock’s weight shifted forward, the hands drove through the line, and the ball sped past cover. It wasn’t a desperate swipe; it wasn’t a slog; it was a statement. In cricket, some players build their game on waiting for the perfect ball; Jodi Grewcock prefers to create it. Born on March 12, 2006, Grewcock represents the new wave of English talent that has grown up in the era of expanded domestic cricket, better pathways, and the heightened visibility of the women’s game. From her early days in Leicestershire age-group sides, she stood out not only for her ability to score runs but for the intent with which she played them. In an age where data is scrutinised and strike rates measured, she has emerged as a player who can blend classical stroke play with modern scoring demands. Her journey through county cricket quickly brought her into the radar of regional selectors, earning her a place with Lightning in the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy and Charlotte Edwards Cup. Early on, she demonstrated that age was no barrier to composure. In one of her first List A outings, she weathered a new-ball spell against seasoned campaigners, absorbing pressure before finding her rhythm and producing a fluent 42 that set up her side’s innings. Though primarily recognised for her batting, Grewcock is no slouch in the field. Athletic and alert, she’s the type who can turn singles into dot balls with a quick pickup and flat throw. At backward point, she’s taken diving stops that have lifted teammates’ energy, while in the deep, she’s shown the judgement to hold on to high-pressure catches. Her development has been accelerated by stints