James Rew is an English wicketkeeper who bats left-handed. He has accumulated 6,375 runs across his ODI career, establishing himself as a regular in the middle order behind the stumps.
A left-hander in a position traditionally dominated by right-handed players, Rew brings a different dynamic to England's wicketkeeping options. His batting record in one-day cricket reflects sustained involvement at international level, with the volume of runs suggesting consistent selection and opportunities to contribute with the bat.
As a wicketkeeper, Rew combines the technical demands of keeping wicket with the batting responsibilities required at ODI level. His left-handed approach offers tactical flexibility in team composition, particularly in the lower-middle order where he has operated throughout his career.
