Alex Hales

ICC Rankings

Category	Test	ODI	T20
Batting	—	—	#11
Bowling	—	—	—
All-Rounder	—	—	—

Batting Stats

Format	Runs	Avg	SR	HS	100s	50s	M	Inn	4s	6s
T20I	2074	30.96	138.35	116	1	12	75	75	225	70
TEST	573	27.29	43.84	94	0	5	11	21	77	3
ODI	2419	37.8	95.73	171	6	14	70	67	276	50
IPL	148	24.67	125.42	45	0	0	6	6	13	6
ABD T10	591	18.47	164.17	75	0	3	34	34	58	35
BBL	2360	32.33	149.08	110	1	16	78	78	243	107
INT LEAGUET20	1400	34.15	140.42	110	1	10	45	44	125	69
PSL	285	17.81	129.55	57	0	1	16	16	31	12
T20 BLAST	466	23.3	130.17	71	0	4	23	22	53	13
GT20 CAN	56	18.67	133.33	39	0	0	4	3	11	0
HUNDRED	292	19.47	131.53	68	0	1	15	15	33	10
CPL	735	30.63	131.72	119	1	5	29	28	61	36
BPL	300	50	157.89	113	1	1	8	8	30	17
LPL	326	36.22	136.4	86	0	2	10	10	35	14
MAX60	262	37.43	204.69	47	0	0	13	10	26	16
LANKA T10	126	18	175	38	0	0	7	7	15	6
MLC	116	16.57	130.34	58	0	1	7	7	13	6
CAN SUPER 60 LEAGUE	249	27.67	211.02	86	0	2	11	11	20	22

Bowling Stats

Format	Econ	BBI	M	Inn	BBM
T20I	0	0/0	75	0	0/0
TEST	0.67	0/2	11	1	0/2
ODI	0	0/0	70	0	0/0
IPL	0	0/0	6	0	0/0
ABD T10	0	0/0	34	0	0/0
BBL	0	0/0	78	0	0/0
INT LEAGUET20	0	0/0	45	0	0/0
PSL	0	0/0	16	0	0/0
T20 BLAST	0	0/0	23	0	0/0
GT20 CAN	0	0/0	4	0	0/0
HUNDRED	0	0/0	15	0	0/0
CPL	0	0/0	29	0	0/0
BPL	0	0/0	8	0	0/0
LPL	0	0/0	10	0	0/0
MAX60	0	0/0	13	0	0/0
LANKA T10	0	0/0	7	0	0/0
MLC	0	0/0	7	0	0/0
CAN SUPER 60 LEAGUE	0	0/0	11	0	0/0

Teams

Brampton Blitz
Dhaka Capitals
Abu Dhabi Knight Riders
Trinbago Knight Riders
Vegas Vikings
Los Angeles Knight Riders
Rangpur Riders
Ajman Bolts
England
Grand Cayman Falcons
Galle Gallants
Khulna Tigers
Jamaica Tallawahs
Trent Rockets
Surrey Jaguars
Sydney Thunder
Desert Vipers
Islamabad United
Nottinghamshire
Toronto Sixers
Ajman Titans
Emirates Eagles

Debuts

T20 · England vs India, Only T20I
TEST · South Africa vs England, 1st Test
ODI · England vs India, 2nd ODI

About Alex Hales

Grandson of the talented tennis player, Dennis Hales, who once forced Rod Laver to five sets at Wimbledon, Alex Hales, is known for playing with a dash of adventurism. Carrying his 6’5” frame just as elegantly, he has emerged as an aggressive and clever top-order batsman.

He first came into sharp focus at the tender age of 16 when he hit 52 runs off a single over, finishing unbeaten on 114, playing at the London County Cricket Club’s Founders Day at Lord’s in 2005. Three years later, he was signed by Nottinghamshire and had a fairly decent summer, playing limited overs cricket. In 2009, he hit 150 off 102 balls in the Pro40 game against Worcestershire.