Sam Curran

Sam Curran
Nationality: England
Position: Allrounder
Batting Style: Left Hand Bat
Bowling Style: Left Arm Fast Medium
Date of Birth: 1998-06-03 Age: 27
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Sam Curran, born on 3rd June 1998, in Northampton, England, has rapidly ascended through the ranks of international cricket to establish himself as a formidable allrounder. The Curran family boasts a rich cricketing pedigree, with Sam following the path carved by his father, the late Kevin Curran, and his brothers, Tom and Ben.

Sam’s early cricketing journey began in Zimbabwe, where he spent a significant portion of his childhood. The Curran cricketing bloodline shone through as Sam developed his skills in the lush outfields of Harare. It wasn't long before his family relocated to England, marking the beginning of Sam's formal cricketing education at Wellington College. Displaying prodigious talent, he was soon fast-tracked into Surrey's academy, making his first-class debut at the tender age of 17.

By 2018, Curran had exploded onto the international stage, making his Test debut against Pakistan at Headingley. His allround performance was instrumental in shaking up the dynamics, and soon after, he was pivotal in England's Test series victory against India. His fearless approach with both the bat and ball became a characteristic feature that disrupted established cricketing norms.

Sam's left-handed batting flair, combined with his skillful left-arm fast-medium bowling, often plagues opposition strategies. His knack for swinging the ball both ways and unsettling batsmen, paired with crucial runs in lower-order positions, make him a quintessential allrounder. Among his accolades, the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup stands tall, where he played a supportive role in England's historic victory on home soil.

One of the defining series of his career came during the summer of 2022 against India, where his resilient half-century and sharp bowling spells turned the tide for England in several tight matches. Throughout his career, Sam has forged memorable rivalries, none more enthralling than his tête-à-têtes with Australia's world-class batsmen during the Ashes series, which have often brought out his best performances.

Curran's role in altering the course of games with his impactful late-middle-order batting or clutch bowling performances encapsulates his invaluable contribution to the English side. Whether it’s seizing victory from the jaws of defeat or anchoring England’s batting in precarious situations, Sam Curran continues to be a cornerstone of England's all-format strategy. His journey is a testimony to natural talent honed by relentless dedication and an innate cricketing instinct, showing the world why he's a player to watch for years to come.

Batting Stats

Format Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave BF SR 100s 50s 6s 4s
T20 143 136 26 3139 102 23.08 2256 139.14 1 20 149 235
FC 16 26 4 412 44 15.85 572 72.03 0 0 7 58
T20I 40 34 9 356 50 10.47 286 124.48 0 1 15 21
4day 17 25 0 1097 126 43.88 1474 74.42 2 9 19 142
ODI 30 25 3 580 95 23.20 620 93.55 0 2 21 36
100-Ball 27 24 2 519 68 21.63 368 141.03 0 3 33 27

Bowling Stats

Format Mat Inns Wkts Runs Overs Ave Econ Wide NoBall 4w 5w 10w
T20 149 143 140 4322 468.5 30.87 9.23 110 29 5 2 0
FC 17 29 33 1317 407.8 39.91 3.23 10 8 1 0 0
T20I 58 57 54 1462 173.5 27.07 8.43 56 3 1 1 0
4day 15 27 39 1133 378.8 29.05 2.99 8 10 2 0 0
ODI 35 34 32 1309 212.7 40.91 6.15 34 8 2 1 0
100-Ball 27 27 33 699 76.5 21.18 9.14 18 8 1 1 0

Last updated: 2025-07-11

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