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Liam Livingstone

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Full Name Liam Stephen Livingstone Born August 4, 1993 Barrow-in-Furness, Cumberland Age 33 Years, 2 Months, 5 Days National Side England Batting Style Right Handed Bowling Leg break Sport Cricket

Ranking

Test ODI T20 Batting - 75 86 Bowling - 131 158

Man of the Match

Test ODI T20 World Cup CL 0 2 2 0 -

Career Information

Teams Played England, Lancashire, Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Punjab Kings, Rajasthan Royals, Melbourne Renegades, Perth Scorchers, England Lions, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Karachi Kings, Peshawar Zalmi, North, Bangla Tigers, Cape Town Blitz, Team Abu Dhabi, Birmingham Phoenix, London Spirit, Team Morgan, Lancashire CCC, Durban's Super Giants, MI Cape Town, Pretoria Capitals, Abu Dhabi Knight Riders, Sharjah Warriorz, Quetta Qavalry Career Span

Liam Stephen Livingstone Overall Stats

Batting & Fielding Performance

M I N/O R HS 100s 50s 4s 6s AVG S/R CT ST Ducks R/O

Test

1 2 1 16 9 v PAK 0 0 0 1 16 88.89 - - PAK 6 0 - 1 ENG England ENG

ODI

39 36 6 932 124* v WI 1 4 58 50 31.07 108.12 15 0 WI 9 4 0 2 ENG England ENG

T20I

60 47 9 955 103 v PAK 1 2 54 59 25.13 148.99 26 0 PAK 6 3 3 3 ENG England ENG

First-class

62 94 14 3069 224 v WAS 7 15 385 31 38.36 59.45 74 0 WAS 1007 7 0 4 LAN Lancashire LAN

List A

55 46 3 1552 129 v SA-A 1 10 112 60 36.09 99.49 25 0 SA-A 855 2 0 5 EN-A England Lions EN-A

ttwenty_domestic

244 233 24 5736 100 v DER 1 32 381 349 27.44 142.79 98 0 DER 225 10 3 6 LAN Lancashire LAN

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29 26 4 509 68* v NW 0 3 30 45 23.14 197.29 12 0 NW 1688 3 1 7 TAD Team Abu Dhabi TAD

World Cup

6 6 0 60 27 v IND 0 0 6 0 10 63.83 2 0 IND 4 1 0 2 ENG England ENG

IPL

51 49 7 1066 94 v DC 0 7 70 76 25.38 155.17 27 0 DC 1109 3 0 6 PBKS Punjab Kings PBKS

SA20

17 15 2 219 32* v PR 0 0 10 13 16.85 111.73 2 0 PR 3283 0 0 6 DSG Durban's Super Giants DSG

ILT20

14 14 2 258 82* v SW 0 2 13 16 21.5 142.54 4 0 SW 3385 1 0 6 ADKR Abu Dhabi Knight Riders ADKR

Bowling Performance

I O M R W Best 3s 5s AVG E/R S/R Mtc

Test

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 1 - - -

ODI

31 161.2 2 982 25 3/16 v NZ 2 0 39.28 6.09 38.72 39 2 ENG England ENG

T20I

41 96 1 838 33 3/17 v IRE 2 0 25.39 8.73 17.45 60 3 ENG England ENG

First-class

68 562.3 112 1552 43 6/52 v SUR 2 1 36.09 2.76 78.49 62 4 LAN Lancashire LAN

List A

36 217.3 1 1134 23 3/51 v YOR 1 0 49.30 5.21 56.74 55 5 LAN Lancashire LAN

ttwenty_domestic

122 310.4 0 2597 99 4/17 v LEI 6 0 26.23 8.36 18.83 244 6 LAN Lancashire LAN

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17 26 0 309 12 3/17 v CBJ 1 0 25.75 11.88 13.00 29 7 TAD Team Abu Dhabi TAD

World Cup

6 29 1 158 3 1/13 v BAN 0 0 52.67 5.45 58.00 6 2 ENG England ENG

IPL

27 52 0 469 13 3/27 v DC 1 0 36.08 9.02 24.00 51 6 PBKS Punjab Kings PBKS

SA20

9 25 0 256 6 1/14 v PC 0 0 42.67 10.24 25.00 17 6 MICT MI Cape Town MICT

ILT20

6 14 0 108 4 3/26 v DC 1 0 27.00 7.71 21.00 14 6 ADKR Abu Dhabi Knight Riders ADKR

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Liam Stephen Livingstone Profile

England’s transition into a more attacking brand of cricket coincided with the arrival of some devastating batters, and Liam Livingstone is one of the by-products of this change in mindset as he continues to enthrall the world with his hard-hitting abilities. Born on 4th August 1993 in Barrow-in-Furness, a port town situated in Cumbria in North West England, Liam grabbed headlines when he scored 350 runs in 138 balls for his club side Nantwich in a one-day match, which got him promoted into the Lancashire senior side midway through 2015.

Liam made his T20 debut in the NatWest T20 Blast, which his side won, getting him his first trophy, and a few months later made his List A debut in the Royal London One-Day Cup, where he scored 91 in 88 balls to make an instant impact. The following year, he made his first-class debut in the County Championship Division One and demonstrated the ability to hang around at the wicket, scoring 70 runs in 124 balls, coming lower down the order. The right-handed batter, though, is mainly suited for white-ball cricket with his ability to hit massive sixes and is a proven spin bowling option who can bowl both leg-spin and off-spin.

A successful stint with the England Lions side fast-tracked him into national contention, and he was given his opportunity to make his T20I debut against South Africa midway through 2017. He played two games and could not make an impact, which prompted the selectors to consider giving him more time to hone his skills at the domestic level. He scored a double-century in the 2017 first-class season on his return to the County Championship but suffered a blow in 2018 when he broke his thumb, and soon after, Lancashire was relegated under his captaincy.

He gave up the leadership role and began his journey travelling around the world to play in the various T20 leagues, becoming a hot commodity in the player market. He was bought by the Rajasthan franchise at his base price for the 2019 Indian Premier League but played just 4 games and was released at the end of the season. Towards the end of the year, he signed for the Perth franchise for the Australian T20 League but in 2020 decided to opt out of playing in the Indian Premier League to focus his attention on playing red-ball cricket.

His career graph began taking an upward trajectory in 2021 as he returned to the national side, making his ODI debut against India, scoring an unbeaten 27 to complete a massive run chase. He was bought by the Rajasthan franchise for the 2021 Indian Premier League but once again made just a handful of appearances and could not prove his worth to the side. He returned to the T20I side exactly four years after he made his debut, and in the following month, he proved his credentials by scoring his maiden T20I century against Pakistan in just 42 balls, which was the fastest hundred by an English player at that time.

His exploits got him into England’s squad for the 2021 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, and soon his stock began to grow, which prompted the Punjab franchise to pay INR 11.50 crore for his services in the 2022 Indian Premier League. He was the most expensive overseas player in the auction and justified his price tag by scoring 437 runs at a strike rate of 182.08 along with chipping in with 6 wickets. He was part of England’s squad that won the 2022 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. Soon after the mega event, he made his Test debut against Pakistan but suffered a massive blow as he injured his right knee and missed the rest of the series. He was retained by the Punjab franchise for the 2023 Indian Premier League but played only nine games, scoring 279 runs, and did not live up to the expectations.

Livingstone endured a lean run at the 2023 ODI World Cup and struggled to make an impact for Cape Town in the 2024 South African T20 League. Despite his inconsistent form, Punjab showed faith in him and retained him for the 2024 Indian Premier League. However, his struggles continued, leading to his release ahead of the 2025 auction, where Bengaluru secured his services for INR 8.75 crore. Livingstone played a supporting yet valuable role in Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s maiden IPL title win in 2025, contributing with key cameos, including a steady 25 off 15 in the final against Punjab Kings.

Named in England's squad for the 2025 Champions Trophy, Livingstone had a subdued tournament as England endured a disappointing campaign, failing to win a single game. Subsequently, he faced a setback internationally after being dropped from the England side, later criticizing the team management over a lack of communication during his exile. He found form in franchise cricket, scoring 226 runs in 12 games for Abu Dhabi Knight Riders in ILT20 2025/26, and despite RCB releasing him after their title win, Sunrisers Hyderabad secured his services for a hefty INR 13 crore ahead of the IPL 2026 season.

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