By Admin 
There has been a big change in the England cricket team in the last ten years. During this, England also won the ODI and T20 World Cup. Batting was the reason for this change. Earlier, England, known as a Test team, came to an army of explosive batsmen in the last 10 years, which completely changed their cricket. One of these batsmen is also of Jason Roy.
Jason Roy is an explosive opener and has proved his ability internationally. However, this player, who made her debut under the captaincy of Eoin Morgan, did not get a chance according to his ability. Jason was sometimes out due to injury and sometimes he was dropped due to another player. Roy again defined stormy batting on some occasions in his career. It used to take a time that he is a long race horse. However, lack of continuity in the form and not getting frequent opportunities was a setback for his career.
Roy continued to get in and out of the English team at a time when the British batsman was playing white ball cricket to change the game forever. In this period, England came to one by one fantastic batsman. Roy also had amazing hitting ability. The average of around 40 and the strike rate above 100 shows that Roy was not inferior to the top ODI batsman in any sense. Constant performances and opportunities could make him stand in the list of England’s most prolific ODI batsmen.
Despite this, Roy, who played his last international match about two and a half years ago, is the third successful batsman for England in terms of scoring a century in ODIs and Morgan. Root has scored 18, Morgan has scored 13 and Roy has scored 12 centuries. At the same time, Roy is at number 10 in terms of most ODI runs.
Jason Roy has scored 1 half -century in 5 Tests, scoring 187, 12 centuries in 116 ODIs and 21 half -centuries, scoring 4,271 and 8 half -centuries in 64 T20s.
Roy, running out of England team, has a big demand in the T20 league. He plays in the world’s T20 league as an opener. In the IPL too, he has scored 614 runs in 21 matches.
At the same time, he is at number 17, among those who score the most runs, including league cricket and international T20. Between 2008 and 2025, he has scored 10, 348 runs in 403 matches scoring 6 centuries and 68 half -centuries.
Born on 1990, Roy has turned 35 years old on 21 July. Whether or not will be seen in the future in England’s jersey, it will tell whether his batting in league cricket will be seen for a long time.