Ben Duckett is a prominent English cricketer known for his dynamic batting style and versatility as a wicket-keeper. He began his professional journey with Northamptonshire, where he made a significant impact in the 2015 County Championship season by scoring over a thousand runs, including four centuries. His remarkable performance in 2016, highlighted by a career-best score of 282 not out, earned him accolades as the young cricketer of the year from both the Cricket Writers’ Club and the Professional Cricketers’ Association, showcasing his potential as a rising star in English cricket.

In 2018, Duckett joined Nottinghamshire, where he continued to excel. His standout moment came in March 2019 when he scored a double century against Cambridge MCCU, marking the fastest first-class double century by a Nottinghamshire batsman. Duckett’s contributions were pivotal in Nottinghamshire’s success, including a crucial unbeaten 53 in the 2020 T20 Blast final, leading the team to victory.

Duckett’s international career began in 2016, where he quickly made his mark in ODIs and Tests. He showcased his talent during the 2022 tour of Pakistan, forming part of a record-breaking opening partnership. His adaptability to the evolving style of play under the new management has solidified his position in the national team.

Most recently, Duckett has continued to shine, scoring his maiden ODI century in 2023 and contributing significantly in the Ashes series. His consistent performances have not only highlighted his skill but also his importance to the England cricket team, making him a key player to watch in upcoming tournaments.