Josh Inglis

Joshua Patrick Inglis, an English-born cricketer who represents Australia, has quickly risen as a key player in the Australian national cricket team across all formats. Born on March 4, 1995, in Leeds, England, Inglis moved to Australia at the age of 14, where he developed into a dynamic wicketkeeper-batsman for Western Australia and the Perth Scorchers. Inglis made his international debut in February 2022 and has since made a significant impact, including a memorable Test debut in January 2025 against Sri Lanka, where he scored a century. Known for his aggressive batting style and high strike rate, particularly in T20s where he often exceeds 150, Inglis brings versatility and sharp reflexes to the middle order and behind the stumps. He has also captained Australia in limited-overs matches, showcasing his leadership skills and resilience.

Inglis's career highlights include being part of Australia's 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup winning squad and contributing strongly in T20 internationals with two centuries, one notably a blistering 100 off 43 balls against Scotland, the fastest T20I century by an Australian. His white-ball credentials are enhanced by stellar performances like his 120 off 86 balls against England in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Despite setbacks, such as losing his T20I wicket-keeper spot in 2020, Inglis has consistently bounced back and is recognized as a future leader in Australian cricket. He also participates in franchise cricket globally, including the IPL with Punjab Kings, adding to his experience and skillset on diverse pitches worldwide.