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Aneurin Donald

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Aneurin Donald

29England

  • Right-handed ultra-aggressive opener
  • Right-arm off-spin bowler

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T20 record

Batting

MatInnsRunsBallsAvgSRHS50s4s6sDot %
T201121082,4381,41423.70172.4911825513136.6
Blast98942,2311,30525.10171.0911823211936.6
The Hundred11111618514.60189.4400171036.5
Last 10101028212928.20218.6911301829.5

Batting style

Ultra-aggressive opener

  • Six-hitter
  • Fast starter
  • PowerplayOvers 1–6

    Strike rate217Par 138
    Balls per dismissal17Par 21
  • Middle oversOvers 7–15

    Strike rate201Par 133
    Balls per dismissal9Par 20
  • DeathOvers 16–20

    Strike rate–
    Balls per dismissal–
FigurePlayerParAgainst par
Average29.228.4
Strike rate213137
Boundary %36.320.4
Dot %34.140.5
Sixes, % of boundaries4125
Strike rate v pace208138
Strike rate v spin223134
Strike rate, first 10 balls203126

686 balls in T20s · Jun 2024 – Sept 2026

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Strengths and weaknesses

Strengths

  • Six-hittingone every 10.8 balls (field 21.1 across T20 Blast, The Hundred* and T20Is)
  • Powerplay, battingSR 181 (field 138 across T20 Blast, The Hundred* and T20Is)
  • Scoring rateSR 172 (field 136 across T20 Blast, The Hundred* and T20Is)

By phase

Balls facedSROutBalls bowledEconWkts
Powerplay922181.3600–0
Middle overs438157.3390–0
Death (overs 16–20)54142.640–0

Men's T20

Overall rank
3rd
all T20 batters
Runs a match
+6.9
above an average player

Men's T20 batting, runs a match

AveragePeak +7.2 above
August 2026
Now +6.9 above
201620182020202220242026
Last 2 yearsMatRunsAvgSRWktsBowl avgEcon
T20361,12931.4219.2–––

Teams

Leagues

YearsMatRunsAvgSRWktsEcon
Blast2015–2026982,23125.10171.0––
The Hundred*2024–20261116114.60189.4––

T20 streaks

Last 10CareerNowBest
30+ score3/1028%038914017231938122113
  • Aneurin Donald has made 30 or more in 3 of the last 10 T20 innings.

Last 10 T20s

DateTeamOpponentGroundBatBowlResult
19 Sept 2026EnglandSri LankaOld Trafford13 (6)–Won by 8 wicketsW 8 wkts
17 Sept 2026EnglandSri LankaSophia Gardens21 (13)–Won by 6 wicketsW 6 wkts
15 Sept 2026EnglandSri LankaThe Rose Bowl12 (5)–Won by 119 runsW 119 runs
16 Aug 2026Trent RocketsManchester Super GiantsLord's38 (19)–Lost by 5 wicketsL 5 wkts
10 Aug 2026Trent RocketsSouthern BraveTrent Bridge19 (9)–Lost by 6 wicketsL 6 wkts
8 Aug 2026Trent RocketsMI LondonKennington Oval23 (10)–Won by 6 wicketsW 6 wkts
5 Aug 2026Trent RocketsBirmingham PhoenixTrent Bridge17 (6)–Won by 7 wicketsW 7 wkts
2 Aug 2026Trent RocketsSunrisers LeedsTrent Bridge40 (19)–Won by 5 runsW 5 runs
12 Jul 2026DerbyshireLeicestershireCounty Ground91 (38)–Won by 7 wicketsW 7 wkts
10 Jul 2026DerbyshireDurhamRiverside Ground8 (4)–Lost by 5 runsL 5 runs

Records

  1. 1stFastest fifties in the T20 Blast since 201413
  2. 6thHighest strike rates in T20 Blast history169.81
  3. =10thFastest fifties in One-Day Cup history23

Read more

  1. Blog · England central contracts 2026-27: two years for Crocombe, none for HillRob Key's contract list hands two years to one big Sussex summer while the seamer our red-ball ratings rank fifth in the country is left with nothing at all.
  2. Blog · Nine Durham wins and no Durham name in the PCA Team of the YearDurham went through the Division Two season unbeaten, and none of their players made the PCA Men's Team of the Year. Ranked on this season alone, across all four domestic competitions, half the PCA's side holds up.
  3. Blog · Twenty-one wickets at 8.76 and the England contracts still to comeOllie Robinson spent two years without an England contract, then took 21 Pakistan wickets at 8.76. As the ECB draws up its next list, the county seamers it overlooked for the Ashes are waiting too.
  4. Opinion · The ILT20 auction's winners and losersMI Emirates broke the league's record fee and spent the most. The side our forecast likes best spent the least.
  5. Blog · Looking for an IPL 2027 bargain among ten familiar facesAneurin Donald has won England caps and still never been bought at an IPL auction. He joins Mitchell Owen, Steve Smith and seven others whose cricket makes a case for another look.

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