Amy Jones: 10 Essential Facts, Stats & England Career

Amy Jones: England’s Wicketkeeper-Batter

Amy Ellen Jones, born 13 June 1993 in Solihull, England, is England Women’s first-choice wicketkeeper and a destructive right-handed batter. After years as Sarah Taylor’s understudy, she has been England’s regular keeper across formats since 2018.

Amy Jones: Quick Facts

  • Full name: Amy Ellen Jones
  • Born: 13 June 1993, Solihull, England
  • Batting: Right-hand
  • Role: Wicketkeeper-batter
  • ODI debut: 1 February 2013 vs Sri Lanka
  • T20I debut: 5 July 2013 vs Pakistan
  • Test debut: 18 July 2019 vs Australia
  • Regular keeper: Across formats since 2018

Career Stats

FormatMatchesRunsAverageCenturiesFiftiesHighest scoreCatchesStumpings
Test9294––––––
ODI1112,68932.822161299323
T20I1251,859–––895944

Figures as of early 2026.

Career Story

Jones played only a handful of internationals early in her career while serving as Sarah Taylor’s reserve, but looked increasingly secure after taking the gloves permanently following Taylor’s retirement. Her batting is her strong suit — she was a Player of the Match regular in 2025, with 129 off 98 balls against West Indies in June 2025, 122 off 121 against the same opposition a week earlier, and 86 off 92 against New Zealand at the 2025 World Cup. She was part of the England squad that finished runners-up at the 2026 T20 World Cup.

Domestic Career

Jones has played for Warwickshire, Central Sparks, Birmingham Phoenix (The Hundred), The Blaze, and in Australia’s WBBL for the Sydney Sixers, Perth Scorchers, Sydney Thunder and Melbourne Stars.

Frequently Asked Questions

How old is Amy Jones?

Amy Jones was born on 13 June 1993, making her 33 years old as of 2026.

What is Amy Jones’ role?

She is England Women’s wicketkeeper-batter, batting right-handed.

What is Amy Jones’ highest ODI score?

129, scored against West Indies in June 2025 (Player of the Match).

When did Amy Jones make her England debut?

Her ODI debut came on 1 February 2013 against Sri Lanka; her T20I debut on 5 July 2013 against Pakistan.

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