Allrounder

David Willey (C)

Born: Feb 28, 1990
Batting: Left Handed Bat
Bowling: left-arm fast-medium
From: Northampton

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
ODI	73	663	24.56	95.67	51
T20I	107	1,143	15.04	127.28	79
First-class	32	1,103	26.26	70.03	104*
List A	31	791	34.39	96.82	131
T20	320	4,987	22.98	135.63	118
IPL	11	53	26.5	85.48	20*
T10	16	56	14	136.59	12*
t100	8	127	31.75	167.11	83*
Hundred	9	74	18.5	121.31	29

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
ODI	73	100	5.53	538.2	5/30
T20I	107	110	8.30	356.1	4-7
First-class	32	76	3.26	738.2	5/61
List A	31	49	5.68	215.3	4/33
T20	320	323	8.04	989.0	4/9
IPL	11	6	7.56	36.0	2/16
T10	16	13	11.54	28.0	3/13
t100	8	0	8.89	22.3	—
Hundred	9	12	6.87	27.3	3/11

Recent performances

ODI match form

15 Sep 2023vs NZ, ENG vs NZ 2023, #4ODI

Batting: —
Bowling: 1/28 (6.0o)

15 Sep 2023vs NZ, ENG vs NZ 2023, #4ODI

Batting: 19 (11b)
Bowling: —

10 Sep 2023vs NZ, ENG vs NZ 2023, #2ODI

Batting: 7* (2b)
Bowling: —

10 Sep 2023vs NZ, ENG vs NZ 2023, #2ODI

Batting: —
Bowling: 3/34 (5.5o)

8 Sep 2023vs NZ, ENG vs NZ 2023, #1ODI

Batting: —
Bowling: 1/32 (6.0o)

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8 Sep 2023vs NZ, ENG vs NZ 2023, #1ODI

Batting: 21* (11b)
Bowling: —

27 Jan 2023vs SA, SA vs ENG 2023, #1ODI

Batting: 8 (9b)
Bowling: —

27 Jan 2023vs SA, SA vs ENG 2023, #1ODI

Batting: —
Bowling: 0/38 (6.0o)

About David Willey (C)

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David Jonathan Willey, a left-arm swing bowler who is also a useful batsman, became a regular in the England national team post the disappointing World Cup campaign of 2015. Willey’s ability to hit the ball down the order, apart from being a wicket-taker, cemented the allrounder in Eion Morgan’s masterplan to become the World Champions. However, the availability of Jofra Archer squeezed Willey out of the 2019 event, which the southpaw coins as "the worst thing that can happen to a player”. The allrounder is the son of Former Test cricketer turned Umpire, Peter Willey, who made his debut for Northamptonshire in 2009 as a lower-order batsman who could swing the new ball. However, he didn't find his consistency until 2012, when he bagged 43 wickets for Northamptonshire to help the club clinch a T20 title. The domestic success meant Willey found a place for him in the England Lions and was taunted to be part of England’s squad for the 2015 mega event but a stress fracture sidelined the Northampton-born from the selection. Although, ODI and T20I debuts weren’t too far. Post the World Cup, Willey was welcomed in the national squad as an experimental plan, however, the allrounder emerged to be a perfect fit for England’s missing puzzle. He played a huge part in the World T20 of 2016 and the 2017 Champion Trophy, where England finished as finalists and semi-finalists, respectively. Willey became a regular in England’s success but the joy was long-lasting. The allrounder was left out of the team on the eve of the 2019 World Cup and was replaced by the newly qualified Jofra Archer. He made a comeback after a span of 12 months to grab his maiden ODI fifer but hasn’t found his permanent spot since then. Over the years, Willey has been providing his services in various franchise leagues such as IPL, BBL, T20 Blast, and Abu Dhabi T10 League. The latest addition to the list has been the Hundred as th