Squad Number:
38
DOB:
10.03.90
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
April 2021 v Leicestershire
Best Performance:
6-11 v Middlesex (April 2021)
Muhammad Abbas was born in Punjab, Pakistan and has represented his country at both Test and ODI level.
Abbas has quickly become one of the world’s best Test bowlers since making his international debut in 2017, with 90 wickets to his name at an exceptional average of 23.02 in just 25 appearances. He rose to third in the ICC Test Bowling Rankings in October 2018 and currently sits 20th.
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Squad Number:
87
DOB:
18.06.87
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
April 2014 v Gloucestershire
Best Performance:
9-40 v Somerset (September 2019)
Kyle Abbott was born in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa and represented his national side in all three formats at international level.
Abbott created history in 2019 claiming the best First-Class figures of any Hampshire player and the best County Championship match figures since 1956. His 17-86 against Somerset is the fourth best haul ever recorded in England.
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Squad Number:
15
DOB:
12.11.01
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat
Debut:
July 2021 v Somerset
Best Performance:
84* v Derbyshire (August 2022)
Toby Albert was born in Basingstoke, Hampshire and is a product of Hampshire's impressive youth system.
After some stellar performances in both Hampshire’s Academy and Second XI sides, Albert made his First XI debut in the 2021 Vitality Blast. He continued to impress in 2022, playing a part in the Hawks' T20 triumph and being crucial to Hampshire's youthful side that made it to the Royal London Cup semi-final.
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Squad Number:
13
DOB:
21.10.86
Player Style:
Left Hand Bat, Left Hand Bowler
Debut:
April 2019 v Essex
Best Performance:
7-46 v Nottinghamshire (September 2021)
Keith Barker was born in Lancashire, England and first joined Hampshire in 2018.
After a nine-year spell at Warwickshire, Barker made the move down south following the culmination of the 2018 season. He made his debut in 2019 and has been a vital part of Hampshire's County Championship side with both bat and ball ever since.
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Ben Brown
Wicket-Keeper Batter
Squad Number:
10
DOB:
23.11.88
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Wicket-Keeper
Debut:
April 2022 v Somerset
Best Performance:
157 v Kent (April 2022)
Ben Brown was born in Crawley, Sussex and the wicket-keeper batter signed for Hampshire ahead of the 2022 season.
Brown spent over two decades with Sussex before making the move to The Ageas Bowl. In his first season with the Club, he played a crucial part in both the LV= Insurance County Championship and the Royal London Cup sides and was named Red Ball Batter of the Year at the Club’s End of Season Awards.
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Squad Number:
11
DOB:
11.11.99
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Left Arm Bowler
Debut:
May 2022 v Sri Lanka Dev XI
Best Performance:
4-44 v Kent (August 2022)
Jack Campbell was born in Portsmouth, Hampshire and is a product of Hampshire’s Academy.
After a spell with Durham, Campbell returned to The Ageas Bowl in 2022 and played a crucial role in the Club’s Royal London Cup campaign as they made it to the semi-final.
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Squad Number:
32
DOB:
18.02.97
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
July 2015 v Surrey
Best Performance:
5-35 v Warwickshire (August 2015)
Mason Crane was born in Shoreham-by-Sea, Sussex and has played for England in both Test and IT20 formats.
After claiming 49 wickets in all formats in 2017, Crane received an England call-up, making his Test debut in the 2017/18 Ashes series. He has been a pivotal part of Hampshire's white-ball success in recent years, playing a part in the 2018 Royal London Cup and 2022 Vitality Blast triumphs.
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Squad Number:
44
DOB:
02.05.01
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
August 2020 v Kent Spitfires
Best Performance:
4-24 v Somerset (July 2021)
Scott Currie was born in Poole, Dorset and is a product of Hampshire's impressive youth system.
Currie made his T20 and First-Class debuts for Hampshire during the 2020 season and, the following year, took 19 wickets as the Hawks progressed to Vitality Blast Finals Day. In 2022, Currie was a key part of the Royal London Cup side who made it to the semi-final.
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Squad Number:
8
DOB:
01.03.90
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Left Arm Bowler
Debut:
August 2007 v Northamptonshire
Best Performance:
171 v Kent (April 2022)
Liam Dawson was born in Swindon, Wiltshire and is a product of Hampshire’s impressive youth system.
Dawson has made key contributions in all formats since his debut in 2007, contributing to six trophies - including the 2022 Vitality Blast. He has also represented England in all formats, as well as being part of England's 2019 Cricket World Cup trophy-winning squad.
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Squad Number:
12
DOB:
20.12.96
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
April 2019 v Kent
Best Performance:
173 v Warwickshire (July 2019)
Aneurin Donald was born in Glamorgan, Wales and arrived at Hampshire from Glamorgan in 2018.
Donald had a promising first full season in Hampshire colours, scoring 888 runs in all three formats, including a magnificent 173 off 144 balls in 2019. After injury caused him to sit out the 2020 and 2021 seasons, he made an impressive return to First XI action in 2022.
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Joseph Eckland
Wicket-Keeper Batter
Squad Number:
9
DOB:
22.05.04
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Wicket-Keeper
Debut:
August 2023 v Middlesex
Best Performance:
72* v Yorkshire (August 2023)
Joseph Eckland was born in Yeovil, Somerset and is a product of Hampshire’s Academy.
Eckland is a wicket-keeper batter and has represented England Under 19's in six ODIs. He was offered a rookie deal at the Club ahead of the 2023 season.
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Squad Number:
72
DOB:
22.09.94
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
May 2022 v Middlesex
Best Performance:
4-6 v Worcestershire (July 2023)
Nathan Ellis was born in New South Wales, Australia and was one of Hampshire Hawks' overseas players for the 2022 Vitality Blast campaign.
Ellis was pivotal in the Hawks' third T20 title and held his nerve, even after bowling a no ball, to secure the victory over Lancashire Lightning at Edgbaston in one of the most dramatic finishes in the competition's history.
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Squad Number:
26
DOB:
24.01.90
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
April 2019 v Kent
Best Performance:
6-37 v Northamptonshire (April 2023)
James Fuller was born in Cape Province, South Africa and arrived at Hampshire from Middlesex in 2018.
Fuller has played in all three formats for Hampshire and, in 2020, became the 15th player to record a hat-trick for the Club with an incredible spell against Surrey. His all-round performances were crucial in Hampshire's 2022 County Championship campaign and the Hawks' Vitality Blast triumph.
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Squad Number:
31
DOB:
31.12.93
Player Style:
Left Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
July 2021 v Surrey
Best Performance:
137* v Gloucestershire (July 2021)
Nick Gubbins was born in Richmond, Surrey and joined Hampshire during the 2021 season.
After seven successful seasons at Middlesex, including winning a County Championship trophy in 2016, Gubbins made the mid-season switch to Hampshire first on loan, then on a permanent deal. He captained the Club's Royal London Cup side in 2022, leading them to the semi-final stage.
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Squad Number:
22
DOB:
03.10.90
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Hand Bowler
Debut:
June 2017 v Warwickshire
Best Performance:
146 v Middlesex (April 2021)
Ian Holland was born in Wisconsin, USA and has represented USA in both ODIs and IT20s.
Holland made his First XI debut in 2017 and has become an important member of Hampshire's LV= Insurance County Championship and 50-over sides, providing crucial contributions with both bat and ball.
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Squad Number:
7
DOB:
05.10.88
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
August 2010 v Leicestershire
Best Performance:
122 v Surrey (May 2011)
Benny Howell was born in Bordeaux, France but has represented England Lions on one occasion.
Howell started his career with Hampshire, before leaving to join Gloucestershire in 2012. He signed a three-year white-ball contract with Hampshire following the conclusion of the 2022 season.
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Ben McDermott
Wicket-Keeper Batter
Squad Number:
28
DOB:
12.12.94
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Wicket-Keeper
Debut:
May 2022 v Middlesex
Best Performance:
83 v Middlesex (June 2022)
Ben McDermott was born in Queensland, Australia and has represented his home nation in both white-ball formats at international level.
A powerful right-hander, McDermott has become known as one of the most dangerous short-format batters in the world, through his performances in the BBL. He starred in the Hawks 2022 Vitality Blast winning campaign.
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Squad Number:
19
DOB:
21.01.02
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
August 2021 v Durham
Best Performance:
100 v Middlesex (August 2023)
Fletcha Middleton was born in Winchester, Hampshire and is an exciting batter from Hampshire's highly successful youth system.
Fletcha is the son of former Hampshire cricketer and batting coach Tony Middleton and has impressed in the Club's Second XI for a number of years. In 2022, he made his First-Class debut and played a vital role in Hampshire's Royal London Cup campaign.
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Squad Number:
3
DOB:
02.06.99
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
September 2017 v Middlesex
Best Performance:
118 v Gloucestershire (July 2022)
Felix Organ was born in New South Wales, Australia and is a product of Hampshire’s highly successful youth system.
After impressive performances for the Academy and Second XI, Organ made his First XI debut in 2017 against Middlesex in the County Championship. Since then, the all-rounder has become a valuable member of Hampshire's four-day and One-Day squads.
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Squad Number:
30
DOB:
06.09.02
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
May 2022 v Sri Lanka Dev XI
Best Performance:
3-48 v Sri Lanka Dev XI (May 2022)
Harry Petrie was born in Wycombe, Buckinghamshire and is a product of Hampshire's impressive youth system.
Petrie is a tall exciting seam bowler who has performed well in Hampshire's Second XI side. He made his First XI debut in 2022 and was offered a rookie contract for the 2023 season.
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Squad Number:
24
DOB:
24.03.03
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
July 2021 v Surrey
Best Performance:
181 v Kent (August 2022)
Tom Prest was born in Wimborne, Dorset and is another product of Hampshire's impressive youth system.
Having risen through the ranks at Hampshire, Prest was given his First XI debut in the 2021 Vitality Blast against Surrey. In 2022, he captained the Young Lions to the U19 World Cup final and put in many notable performances for both of Hampshire's white-ball sides.
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Squad Number:
6
DOB:
10.04.01
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
July 2021 v Essex
Best Performance:
5-25 v Lancashire (August 2022)
John Turner was born in Gauteng, South Africa and is a product of Hampshire’s highly successful youth system.
He made his First XI debut in 2021 in the first Royal London Cup fixture against Essex at The Ageas Bowl, taking England record test run scorer Alastair Cook as his first wicket. Turner again impressed in the 2022 competition, topping the side in wicket taking.
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James Vince
Batter & Club Captain
Squad Number:
14
DOB:
14.03.91
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
May 2009 v Loughborough MCCU
Best Performance:
240 v Essex (June 2014)
James Vince was born in Cuckfield, Sussex and has been the Club captain since 2015.
Vince is a product of Hampshire’s impressive youth system, making his First XI debut in 2009, and has been a part of five trophy-winning squads since - including the 2022 Vitality Blast in which he was named the competition's top run scorer and MVP. He has also represented England across all three formats.
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Squad Number:
5
DOB:
19.01.97
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
April 2016 v Cardiff MCCU
Best Performance:
168 v Somerset (April 2022)
Joe Weatherley was born in Hampshire, England and is talented opening batter from Hampshire's impressive youth system.
Weatherley made his Hampshire debut in 2016. He was vital to Hampshire's 2018 50-over triumph, whilst he impressed throughout the Bob Willis Trophy in 2020 and was Hampshire's top run scorer in T20 Cricket in 2021. Joe was a key player in Hampshire's T20 blast triumph in 2022.
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Squad Number:
58
DOB:
26.08.96
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Right Arm Bowler
Debut:
May 2015 v Middlesex
Best Performance:
6-51 v Nottinghamshire (August 2016)
Brad Wheal was born in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa and first joined Hampshire in 2015 after heading to the UK from his home nation.
The paceman has made key contributions with the ball over the last four seasons, including man-of-the-match performances in both the County Championship and Vitality Blast - having been plagued by injuries over the years, Wheal was able to get through a full season in 2021.
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Squad Number:
4
DOB:
13.09.88
Player Style:
Left Hand Bat, Left Arm Bowler
Debut:
May 2022 v Sri Lanka Dev XI
Best Performance:
55* v Sri Lanka Dev XI (May 2022)
Ross Whiteley was born in Sheffield, Yorkshire and joined Hampshire following the culmination of the 2021 season.
Whiteley impressed across eight years with former club Worcestershire, before making the trip down to The Ageas Bowl. He was part of the Southern Brave side for The Hundred in 2021 - who won the competition's inaugural title - before helping Hampshire Hawks to their third T20 title in the 2022 Vitality Blast.
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Squad Number:
25
DOB:
27.06.90
Player Style:
Right Hand Bat, Left Arm Bowler
Debut:
April 2009 v Glamorgan
Best Performance:
5-22 v Glamorgan (August 2012)
Chris Wood was born in Basingstoke, Hampshire and is the Club’s leading T20 wicket taker.
Wood is a product of Hampshire’s impressive youth system and made his debut for the Club in 2010. The left-arm seamer has been influential in Hampshire’s white-ball success, helping them to two List A titles (2012 & 2018) and three T20 titles (2010, 2012 & 2022).
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