Allrounder

Lewis Gregory

Born: May 24, 1992
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm medium-fast
From: Plymouth

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
Test	11	293	22.54	67.82	45
ODI	3	117	58.5	100.86	77
T20I	65	595	15.66	157.82	58
First-class	122	4,370	27.66	60.13	137
List A	41	873	29.1	111.49	105*
T20	239	3,192	22.8	142.5	76*
T10	7	7	7	87.5	6*
t100	9	61	30.5	164.86	32
Hundred	9	61	30.5	164.86	32
t10	7	7	7	87.5	6*

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
Test	11	19	3.21	298.5	6/43
ODI	3	4	5.11	19.0	3/44
T20I	65	38	8.40	121.5	1/2
First-class	122	387	3.33	3008.0	7/84
List A	41	64	6.11	310.2	4/23
T20	239	193	8.94	588.4	5/24
T10	7	10	11.7	13.3	4/13
t100	9	0	9.79	23.3	—
Hundred	9	7	9.79	23.3	2/20
t10	7	0	11.7	13.3	—

Recent performances

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About Lewis Gregory

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A skilful seaming all-rounder, Lewis Gregory has been a stellar figure in the Somerset line-up over the years. As a pacer, he’s capable of moving the ball both ways and can be particularly deadly on pitches that offer some movement. With the bat, Gregory is fully capable of batting as high as six or seven in the order, given his penchant to occupy the crease and unleash big shots at will. It’s the power game that has enhanced his reputation as a quality all-rounder. Of course, he isn’t quick enough to trouble batsmen on flatter surfaces but has the control to keep things tight and as mentioned above, is well- equipped to capitalize on conditions that have an iota of movement in them. By gaining a yard of pace, Gregory could be a much more effective resource. Given England’s tendency to look for multi-dimensional players, it was only a matter of time before Gregory got the nod and he was picked for the bilateral T20Is in New Zealand in late 2019. In domestic cricket, he continues to make rapid strides and leadership is another enviable quality that he has, as proven by his stints at Somerset. Having started out as a teenager in County cricket, Gregory did take his time to evolve but has now cemented his position as one of the stars in England’s domestic circuit.