Bowler · AU

Jhye Richardson

Born: 1996-09-20
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm fast
From: Murdoch, Western Australia

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
Test	10	187	12.47	41.28	50
ODI	16	93	18.6	86.92	29
T20I	18	45	15	88.24	11
First-class	22	559	19.96	55.57	53
List A	21	172	21.5	76.44	44
T20	89	354	15.39	117.22	33*
IPL	4	17	5.67	65.38	15
Women's Test	1	31	31	46.27	31
Women's First-class	1	31	31	46.27	31

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
Test	10	6	3.55	276.4	2/59
ODI	16	27	5.87	135.0	4/26
T20I	18	19	8.42	66.0	3/26
First-class	22	80	2.82	678.5	5/19
List A	21	36	5.22	166.0	5/63
T20	89	121	7.89	327.1	4/9
IPL	4	3	10.47	15.0	2/41
Women's Test	1	3	3.41	29.0	3/37
Women's First-class	1	3	3.41	29.0	3/37

Recent performances

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About Jhye Richardson

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A promising fast bowler, Jhye Richardson made his first-class debut at just 19 in 2016 and quickly gained recognition through a standout Big Bash League season with the Perth Scorchers. Consistently among the wickets, he capped off the campaign with a Man of the Match performance in the final, helping the Scorchers secure the title. Richardson’s BBL success earned him a national call-up for a home T20I series against Sri Lanka, where he made his international debut despite having played only one first-class match. Although his early T20I appearances were modest, he continued to progress, enjoying a strong 2017–18 season and another impressive BBL that led to his ODI debut against England. He was selected in Australia’s squad for the 2019 Cricket World Cup but missed out due to a dislocated shoulder. Richardson later featured in the 2021–22 Ashes series, where he claimed his maiden five-wicket haul in the second Test at Adelaide, underlining his potential at the highest level.