David Willey

David Willey
Nationality: England
Position: Bowling Allrounder
Batting Style: Left Hand Bat
Bowling Style: Left Arm Fast Medium
Date of Birth: 1990-02-28 Age: 35

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David Jonathan Willey is a highly talented and dynamic cricket player hailing from England.
Known for his aggressive style of play, he has the ability to change the game with both bat and ball, as well as with stunning run-outs and incredible catches.
Born on February 28, 1990, in Northampton, Willey comes from a cricketing family, with his father Peter Willey being a former England all-rounder turned umpire.

Willey's cricketing journey began in 2009 when he made his first-class debut for Northamptonshire.
Despite being initially recognized for his obdurate technique, similar to his father, he soon drew attention with his combative and attacking style of play.
His bowling skills developed rapidly, particularly in the 2012 season, where he claimed an impressive 43 wickets with his brisk swing and seam.

In the subsequent season, Willey played a pivotal role in Northants' T20 success.
During the final, he showcased his all-round abilities by smashing a 19-ball half-century, the fastest of the season, executing a direct-hit run-out from the deep, and achieving a hat-trick to seal his team's victory.
This remarkable performance not only showcased his skills as a versatile player but also earned him recognition on the international stage.

Willey made his international debut in 2015 against Ireland, marking his entry into the England cricket team.
In his inaugural T20 World Cup appearance in 2016, he played a crucial role for England, delivering an impressive knock of 21 runs from just 14 balls, and securing figures of 3 for 20 from his four overs.
Although he narrowly missed out on the Player of the Match award, his significant contributions stood out.

Throughout the four-year cycle leading up to the 2019 World Cup, Willey was a regular member of England's One Day International (ODI) squads, showcasing his prowess as a left-arm quick and a clean-hitting batter.
However, he faced tough competition towards the end, as the emergence of Jofra Archer resulted in his exclusion from the World Cup squad.

In addition to his domestic and international cricket career, Willey has also garnered attention in the global T20 arena.
He played for the Perth Scorchers in the Big Bash League and secured a title victory with the team.
Furthermore, he was signed by the Chennai Super Kings in the prestigious Indian Premier League (IPL).

Willey's exceptional performances and consistent contributions in limited-overs cricket have firmly established him as a valuable asset to any team.
With his natural competitiveness, innovative mindset, and game-changing abilities, he continues to entertain and inspire cricket fans worldwide.

Format	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	50s	6s	4s
T20	119	100	14	1799	79	17.99	1445	124.50	9	88	132
T10	8	7	3	56	12	8.00	41	136.59	0	3	3
T20I	9	9	6	75	33	8.33	59	127.12	0	4	7
ODI	41	34	14	679	72	19.97	664	102.26	3	25	69
4day	10	15	5	336	46	22.40	548	61.31	0	4	44
100-Ball	37	31	7	384	81	12.39	309	124.27	1	17	27

Format	Mat	Inns	Wkts	Runs	Overs	Ave	Econ	Wide	NoBall	4w	5w
T20	136	136	148	3615	457.9	24.43	7.89	131	9	1	0
T10	12	12	9	247	20	27.44	12.35	12	0	0	0
T20I	19	19	23	489	61.8	21.26	7.91	24	0	1	0
ODI	53	51	77	2058	365.6	26.73	5.63	95	2	4	1
4day	10	19	27	749	223.7	27.74	3.35	0	3	0	0
100-Ball	39	39	36	794	91.2	22.06	8.71	17	2	0	0

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