Sam Hain - Edgbaston

First Class Career Stats

126

Matches

7197

Runs

39.76

Batting average

19

100s

36

50s

List A Career Stats

64

Matches

3004

Runs

57.76

Batting average

10

100s

17

50s

T20 Career Stats

160

Matches

4576

Runs

38.77

Batting average

1

100s

34

50s

Hain takes England step

Sam Hain has been persistently knocking on England’s door. And last summer it was answered with a call up to the squad for an ODI series against Ireland.

He duly delivered with 89 on debut and Sam will be looking for another stand-out season in 2024 to further his claims for more international honours.

Hong Kong-born Hain, who was raised in Australia by English parents, showed huge potential as a teenager.

Aged 18, he broke Ian Bell’s record to became the youngest man to score a County Championship century for Warwickshire and he has been breaking records for fun ever since.

“It is such an honour to be capped and something I have been striving for a while. One of the reasons I have been playing is to try to get that white bear on my head.”

Sam Hain
Batter

For the Bears he has become a linchpin of the batting in all formats.

His white-ball stats are among the best in the world with a List A average touching 60 while his T20 batting – measured, skilful and violent – has seen the Bears to countless victories.

Hain’s red-ball skills are also considerable. He amassed more than 700 runs in 2023 at an average of 47.06, including a high score of 165 not out in the innings victory over Kent.