Player profile

Chris Jordan

Bowler · WI

Born: Oct 04, 1988
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm fast-medium
From: Barbados

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
Hundred	8	22	11	137.5	6*
ODI	40	184	12.27	87.2	38*
t10	6	30	30	250	30
t100	8	22	11	137.5	6*
T20I	98	439	13.72	129.12	36
List A	13	223	22.3	92.53	55
T10	42	227	18.92	200.88	33*
First-class	46	1,775	29.58	58.81	166
IPL	36	81	8.1	105.19	30
T20	319	2,063	18.93	134.57	73
Test	8	180	18	56.25	35

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
Hundred	8	6	8.85	20.0	1/9
ODI	40	46	6	276.4	5/29
t10	6	0	13.22	9.0	—
t100	8	0	8.85	20.0	—
T20I	98	108	8.77	328.3	4/6
List A	13	21	5.61	108.4	5/28
T10	42	32	10.66	71.0	4/6
First-class	46	148	3.29	1436.4	5/46
IPL	36	30	9.61	111.2	4/11
T20	319	338	8.45	1035.3	4/10
Test	8	21	2.95	255.0	4/18

Recent performances

T20 match form

27 Jun 2024vs IND, T20 WC 2024, 2nd Semi-finalT20I

Batting: 1 (5b)
Bowling: —

27 Jun 2024vs IND, T20 WC 2024, 2nd Semi-finalT20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 3/37 (3.0o)

23 Jun 2024vs USA, T20 WC 2024, #Super 8, 49thT20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 4/10 (2.5o)

15 Jun 2024vs NAM, T20 WC 2024, #34T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 1/19 (2.0o)

8 Jun 2024vs AUS, T20 WC 2024, #17T20I

Batting: 1* (3b)
Bowling: —

8 Jun 2024vs AUS, T20 WC 2024, #17T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 2/44 (4.0o)

4 Jun 2024vs SCO, T20 WC 2024, #6T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 0/24 (2.0o)

30 May 2024vs PAK, PAK vs ENG 2024, #4T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 1/24 (3.0o)

25 May 2024vs PAK, PAK vs ENG 2024, #2T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 1/31 (4.0o)

25 May 2024vs PAK, PAK vs ENG 2024, #2T20I

Batting: 3 (3b)
Bowling: —

3 Sep 2023vs NZ, ENG vs NZ 2023, #3T20I

Batting: 2 (3b)
Bowling: —

3 Sep 2023vs NZ, ENG vs NZ 2023, #3T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 0/35 (4.0o)

14 Mar 2023vs BAN, BAN vs ENG 2023, #3T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 1/21 (3.0o)

14 Mar 2023vs BAN, BAN vs ENG 2023, #3T20I

Batting: 2* (4b)
Bowling: —

12 Mar 2023vs BAN, BAN vs ENG 2023, #2T20I

Batting: 3 (10b)
Bowling: —

12 Mar 2023vs BAN, BAN vs ENG 2023, #2T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 0/15 (0.5o)

9 Mar 2023vs BAN, BAN vs ENG 2023, #1T20I

Batting: 5* (3b)
Bowling: —

9 Mar 2023vs BAN, BAN vs ENG 2023, #1T20I

Batting: —
Bowling: 0/16 (2.0o)

About

Player story

Born in Barbados, Chris Jordan moved to England on the back of a sporting scholarship to Dulwich College. He burst on the county circuit as a 18-year old in 2007 when he picked up 20 wickets in five county championship games for Surrey. Unfortunately, injuries plagued him frequently after that and he ended up missing the entire 2010 season due to a back problem. His return in 2011 was not particularly impressive as he managed only 11 wickets, but he had a short stint with Barbados that winter and picked up 13 scalps. Coming back to Surrey in 2012, his form dipped and he was released at the end of that season. He again returned to Barbados and performed brilliantly, taking 16 wickets, this time at 15.18. Now, 2013 proved to be a fruitful year for Jordan as he signed up for Sussex. He took 6 for 48 on his debut against Yorkshire and was one of the leading wicket-takers in the County Championship. He earned an England Lions call-up for the ODI series against Bangladesh 'A' in August and was selected for the senior squad to face Ireland and Australia. He finally made his ODI debut against Australia and picked up three wickets in his first game in Southampton. This display earned him a spot in the limited overs squad for England's tour to Australia and West Indies in early 2014. His heroics in the third T20I against West Indies grabbed eye-balls as he picked up three wickets in the match to help his side to a consolation win after smashing Dwayne Bravo all over the park, including four sixes, to take 26 runs in the last over which gave England a competitive total on the board. Jordan has had an on-off time in the ODI side. After an excellent ODI series against Sri Lanka at home, where he picked up 12 wickets in five games, the selectors gave him his first Test cap against the same opposition. He also played three Tests against India and kept on improving as the series progressed, but he could not translate the same performances in the ODI series. He only played one game in the five-match series and was not consistent during the Sri Lanka tour. The resurgence of Chris Woakes also meant that Jordan was pushed down the pecking order.