ENGLAND
OVER 40s

A legendary English all-rounder who enjoyed an illustrious county career spanning decades with Leicestershire and Kent. Renowned for his exceptional longevity and consistent performances, he amassed over 16,000 first-class runs and nearly 600 wickets. A Wisden Cricketer of the Year, he also featured in overseas leagues in Zimbabwe (Mid-West Rhinos), New Zealand (Otago), and won Bangladesh Premier League titles with Dhaka Gladiators and Comilla Victorians.

He has represented Unicorns and England Over-40s, participating in the 2024 Over-40s World Cup in South Africa. Formerly a Cambridgeshire all-rounder, he played for Cambridge Granta CC in the East Anglian Premier League. Currently Head of Cricket at The Perse School, Cambridge. Played 8 List A matches, scoring 62 runs. Primary role as a batting all-rounder who also keeps.

A prolific English all-rounder and a mainstay of Harold Wood Cricket Club in the Essex League. A consistent performer with both bat and ball, he has earned multiple Player of the Year awards and surpassed 10,000 career runs. His exceptional domestic form led to his selection for the England Over-40s squad for the 2026 World Cup in Guyana. Club stats: 703 wkts, BB 9-90 with 14 5wkt hauls.

Experienced club cricketer who has represented Hertfordshire at Minor Counties level and MCC on multiple tours. A former captain of Cheltenham CC in the West of England Premier League, Brooksbank is a useful left-arm seam bowler with a reputation for match-winning contributions throughout a long and distinguished career. This is his second Over-40s World Cup.

A seasoned wicketkeeper-batsman from South Africa, known for his extensive first-class career with Western Province, Cape Cobras, and Boland. He has also played club cricket in the UK and represented England Over-40s, showcasing his enduring talent and international experience. Over 300 first-class dismissals. 105 first-class matches, 5,084 runs (avg 37.38, 9x100s, 29x50s). 318 catches and 27 stumpings. 68 List A matches, 1,521 runs (avg 32.36).

Hard-hitting batsman with extensive club cricket experience at the highest recreational levels. Duffy has represented his county in representative fixtures and brings considerable experience and competitive determination to the England Over-40s squad. Stats: over 20,000 runs (avg 44.17), and 13 centuries.

A seasoned English cricketer, renowned for his right-arm off-break bowling and right-handed batting. He represented Hertfordshire in Minor Counties cricket for nearly two decades and played for Middlesex Second XI. A key member of the England Over 40s squad, he showcased his skills at the 2024 IMC Over 40s World Cup in South Africa.

An English all-rounder who represented Hampshire from 2001 to 2004. He toured South Africa with the British Universities cricket team in 1999 and made a significant impact in both first-class and one-day cricket, including a Man of the Match performance in Hampshire's inaugural Twenty20 match. First-class: 440 runs (avg 27.50) and 14 wickets (avg 51.64). List A: 656 runs (avg 16.82) and 28 wickets (avg 32.39).

A distinguished English cricketer, known for his prolific batting in the Sussex Cricket League, including a record-breaking 1082 runs in 2005. A stalwart for Middleton CC, he has also proudly represented England Over 40s, showcasing his enduring talent and commitment to the sport. Scored a century (100*) for England Over 40s against Wales in 2025.

Right-hander Jayden Levitt, a former Wiltshire and Unicorns List A batter, now captains Bromsgrove CC, where he has amassed over 19,000 runs at 41, including 46 centuries and a 74-average 2025 season, marking him as a prolific, match-winning club star.

An English cricketer with a notable career in minor counties cricket. A right-handed batsman and right-arm offspin bowler, he has represented Huntingdonshire, Buckinghamshire, and Berkshire, accumulating significant experience in Minor Counties Championship and List A matches. Featured in List A matches for Buckinghamshire and Berkshire, including against Ireland.

South African-born all-rounder Garry Park built his professional career in England with CUCCE, Durham and Derbyshire, scoring over 1,000 County Championship runs in 2009 and earning a reputation as one of Derbyshire's finest fielders, before later starring in Premier League club cricket for Alvaston & Boulton.

A seasoned slow left-arm orthodox bowler from India, known for his domestic career with Bengal and a stint with Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL. He has also made a significant impact in English club cricket, notably with Totteridge Millhillians CC. Played first-class cricket for Bengal (2007/08–2014/15). Represented East Zone in Indian domestic competitions. Multiple 6-wicket hauls for Totteridge Millhillians CC.

Raised in Zimbabwe, he represented his country in ODIs. He presently plays cricket for the English team Swardeston. Currently serves as the Head of Sixth Form at Norwich School. Zimbabwe ODI debut (2002), Manicaland player (2001–04), record 314-run opening partnership v Matabeleland, scored 204 (2002), won 3 national titles with Swardeston. 3 ODIs, First Class: 21 matches, 1325 runs and 30 wickets. List A: 30 matches.

A formidable right-arm pace bowler for England Over 40s and a legend at South Northumberland CC. With over 500 NEPL wickets and a best of 8-31, he's been instrumental in 16 trophy wins. Leading wicket-taker for England Over 40s (25 wickets in 13 games, BB 5-24). NEPL Player of the Year in 2014. NEPL: 501 wickets (avg 18.64, 22x5-wicket hauls, BB 8-31). England Over 40s: 25 wickets in 13 games (avg 16.36, BB 5-24).

Jake Wilson is a Level 3 ECB coach with extensive playing and coaching experience in both Australia and the UK. He boasts a distinguished career, including over 20 years and 300 wickets in New South Wales Premier Cricket first grade, alongside significant contributions to English club cricket. Played for and coached Sutherland DCC (Australia). Played for Ansty and Normandy CC (UK).