James Bracey is an England wicketkeeper who bats left-handed and bowls right-arm fast-medium. He has accumulated 6,122 runs across his ODI career.
A left-handed batter, Bracey brings versatility to England's middle order and lower-middle order, moving fluidly between his primary role behind the stumps and contributions with the bat in the longer format. His dual skill set - keeping wicket while offering bowling support - gives selectors tactical flexibility in squad construction.
His ODI record of over 6,000 runs reflects sustained involvement in England's one-day setup across multiple campaigns. The combination of glovework and batting ability has made him a regular fixture in the format, where consistency matters across series and tournaments.
As a right-arm fast-medium bowler, Bracey can contribute overs when required, though his primary value lies in his keeping and batting. His left-handed approach at the crease offers a different look to opposition bowlers, a quality England has valued in recent years as the team has sought greater depth in its middle order.
