David Willey is an England bowling allrounder who bats left-handed and bowls left-arm fast-medium. He has accumulated 3,732 runs across his ODI career.
A left-handed batter with genuine batting depth for a bowler, Willey brings value with both bat and ball in limited-overs cricket. His left-arm pace bowling gives England variation in their attack, particularly useful in one-day formats where he can operate at the death or during the powerplay.
Willey's dual skill set makes him a genuine allrounder rather than a pure bowler pressed into batting duties. His left-hand batting means he can provide useful lower-order runs and occasionally stabilise the innings in the middle order. The combination of left-arm fast-medium bowling and left-handed batting gives selectors tactical flexibility in squad construction.
His ODI run tally reflects consistent involvement in England's limited-overs setup over a sustained period. Willey remains a squad player capable of contributing meaningfully across both disciplines when called upon.
