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Jack Morley

Team flagENG23 yrs
batting styleleft-arm orthodox spin Bowler
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Jack Morley Recent Form

Batting

DBS vs MDX, First class1 (39)
DBS vs MDX, First class0 (4)
DBS vs NOR, First class1 (15)
DBS vs NOR, First class0 (1)
DBS vs SUS, First class0 (7)
DBS vs SUS, First class0 (7)
DBS vs GLM, First class1 (14)
LANCS vs NOR, LIST A10 (13) *
LANCS vs WARKS, First class0 (11)
DBS vs SUS, First class28 (75)
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Bowling

DBS vs MDX, First class3-76
DBS vs NOR, First class3-69
DBS vs NOR, First class2-58
DBS vs SUS, First class1-128
DBS vs GLM, First class3-46
DBS vs GLM, First class1-6
LANCS vs NOR, LIST A2-44
LANCS vs MDX, LIST A3-46
LANCS vs NOTS, T20-Blast0-19
LANCS vs WARKS, First class2-34
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Jack Morley Carrer Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
T20-Blast1000000.000.0000----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
T20-Blast1109.500.000/19000.00----

Teams played for

Lancashire England Under-19s

About Jack Morley

NameJack Morley
GenderMale
Birth25 Jun 2001
Birth PlaceRochdale, Lancashire
NationalityEnglish

A left-arm slow orthodox bowler who has come through the ranks for Lancashire and England, his name is Jack Morley. He progressed through Lancashire’s age-group system and signed a professional contract with the club in 2019. The spinner has also donned the English jersey at the U-19 level. ... continue reading

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A left-arm slow orthodox bowler who has come through the ranks for Lancashire and England, his name is Jack Morley. He progressed through Lancashire’s age-group system and signed a professional contract with the club in 2019. The spinner has also donned the English jersey at the U-19 level. 

Born in Lancashire, Morley made his name in junior cricket when he toured with England Young Lions to India and Bangladesh in 2019. However, he was always a young prodigy who took long leaps from a young age. The spinner started club cricket with Heywood Cricket Club and has also represented the North at National Super 4’s level. In 2018, he got the chance to play for Red Rose’s Second XI, where the spinner made some noteworthy appearances. 

The following year, a 19-year-old Morley made his big Championship debut against Derbyshire. The spinner formed a formidable pair with his mate, Tom Hartley to bowl the opposition out on the final day. Morley took a four-wicket haul on the last day while adding to the key first innings wicket of Harvey Hosein. 

Since then, the young southpaw has been putting in notable performances for the Second XI, across all formats. At 20, Morley is relatively young but his talent suggests that the spinner has a bright future ahead. 

(As of June 2021)