Who is James Vince?
James Vince was born on March 14, 1991, in Sussex, England. The right-handed hitter started his international career in 2015. He made his debut against Ireland but didn’t get a chance to strike in the game. There was no result from this match. After that, he didn’t come back to play XI for several months. He had a chance at ODI and at Trials in 2016. However, Vince couldn’t cement his place on the team. He had to come in and out of the team several times. There came a time when he only played one ODI for England in 2018.
He Played 13 tests and 19 ODIs
James Vince has only played 32 international matches so far. He scored 548 points in 13 events with an average of 24.91. He played three half centuries. His highest individual test score is 83. He played the last test in 2018. On the other hand, in ODI, Vince scored 480 points in 19 games with an average of 30.0. Marked 1 century and 2 fifties on ODI. Let us tell you that recently some English cricketers and support staff fell victim to Corona after which the whole team had to be isolated. In such a situation, Vince had the opportunity to come back to the team.
First International Century After 6 years
Finally the drought of the hundred James Vince ended. It has aspired to its first international century for six years. Vince scored 102 points on 95 balls with the help of 11 fours against Pakistan. Vince, who came to play at number four, made not one or two, but four partnerships over the course of his innings. He added 51 points in third field with Jack Crawley and shared 47 points in fourth field with captain Ben Stokes. He shared a major partnership of 14 with John Simpson for the fifth and 129 points for the sixth with Lewis Gregory. Haris Rauf to Vince. England won this match by 3 wickets with 12 balls to spare.