Josh

Inglis

Josh Inglis Biography and Career

Josh Inglis, an Australian cricketer, is known for his powerful batting and sharp wicketkeeping. A versatile player, he had a standout Sheffield Shield season in 2020-21, scoring 585 runs, including three centuries. He thrives in challenging situations, balancing aggression with smart decision-making.

He made his first-class debut for Cricket Australia XI in December 2015 against West Indies, followed by his List A debut in January 2017 against Pakistan. His T20I debut for Australia came in January 2022 against Sri Lanka. Inglis also captained Australia in ODI and T20I matches, showing his leadership skills at the international level.

Right from the start, Josh showed his skills as not only a reliable Australian wicketkeeper but also a talented batsman with significant international experience potential, making him a player everyone kept an eye on.

In domestic cricket, he represents Western Australia and Perth Scorchers in the Big Bash League (BBL). His explosive 413-run season in the 2020-21 BBL helped him earn a place in the Australian squad. He was also part of the team that won the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup.

In 2025, Punjab Kings (PBKS) signed him for INR 2.6 crore in the IPL. With experience in leagues like BBL, The Hundred, and Major League Cricket, he has built a strong reputation as a T20 specialist.

Over the years, Inglis has refined his skills, improving both as a batsman and wicketkeeper. His focus on fitness and guidance from senior players have helped him develop a well-rounded game, making him a key player in modern cricket.

Beyond Cricket

Born on 4th March 1995 in Leeds, England, Inglis later moved to Perth, Australia, where his cricketing dream started becoming a reality. Off-field, he loves simple pleasures of life like:

- Fishing trips and playing golf

- Relaxing on Australian beaches with close friends

- Spending quality time with family

Fans particularly love Josh's friendly and approachable personality. Though Inglis has not openly stepped into business ventures, he occasionally promotes cricket equipment or fitness brands. Generally, his funny videos and training bloopers attract lots of views from his growing fanbase.

Josh Inglis Records

Josh Inglis Test

• Scored a 90-ball century against Sri Lanka, the second fastest by an Australian debutant in a decade.

Josh Inglis T20I

• Fastest T20I Century by an Australian (2024): Hit a 43-ball ton against Scotland, breaking Aaron Finch’s record.

• First Australian Wicketkeeper with a T20I Century: Surpassed Matthew Wade’s highest T20I score.

• Multiple T20I Centuries: One of the few Australians with multiple T20I hundreds.