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Andre Fletcher: T20 Stats, 84* Record and CPL 2026

Andre Fletcher is a Grenadian wicketkeeper-batter who has represented West Indies in 25 ODIs and 60 T20 internationals. Born on 28 November 1987, he was 38 on 22 August 2026. His international record includes 984 T20I runs and an unbeaten 84 against Sri Lanka during West Indies' 2016 T20 World Cup title campaign. Cricket West Indies now records 9,057 runs from 362 senior T20 matches, while four official CPL 2026 scorecards give Fletcher 81 runs for St Kitts & Nevis Patriots.

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Right-handedRight-arm medium-fast and leg break bowlerBorn 28 November 1987

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Full nameAndre David Stephon Fletcher

Age38As of 22 August 2026

Date of birth28 November 1987Saint David Parish, Grenada

Batting styleRight-handed

Bowling styleRight-arm medium-fast and leg break

Career overview

Andre Fletcher cricket career

Born in Saint David Parish, Grenada, on 28 November 1987; age 38 on 22 August 2026.

Right-handed opening batter and wicketkeeper with 9,057 runs from 362 senior T20 matches at the current CWI cutoff.

Scored 84 not out against Sri Lanka during West Indies' 2016 T20 World Cup title campaign.

Made 337 runs in 12 innings as Los Angeles Knight Riders won MLC 2026.

Scored 81 runs, including 48 not out, in four confirmed CPL 2026 innings through 20 August.

Career story

Andre Fletcher career and playing journey

Who is Andre Fletcher?

Andre David Stephon Fletcher is a right-handed opening batter and wicketkeeper from Grenada. Cricket West Indies describes him as an opening batter, while scorecards also record his work behind the stumps. His occasional right-arm medium-fast and leg-break bowling appears in career records, but three wickets from 362 senior T20 matches do not make him a bowling all-rounder. Batting and wicketkeeping are the roles supported by the established evidence.

Fletcher's career stretches from regional red-ball cricket to West Indies internationals and franchise leagues in the Caribbean, United States, United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. The range matters, but each competition needs its own scope. An international run, a CPL run and an MLC run are all senior cricket, yet they cannot be added as separate achievements when they already sit inside his overall format total.

Andre Fletcher's international career in context

Fletcher made both his ODI and T20I debuts for West Indies in 2008. His ODI career ran to 25 matches between 2008 and 2016, producing 354 runs at 14.16, two fifties and a high score of 54. He also completed eight wicketkeeping dismissals in the format. Those numbers form a closed historical sample unless he is selected again; no current squad listing should be mistaken for an ODI return.

His T20I career is substantially larger. Cricket West Indies lists 60 matches, 984 runs, six fifties and a high score of 84 not out through his latest appearance in 2024. He made 27 dismissals as wicketkeeper, split into 24 catches and three stumpings. The contrast between 25 ODIs and 60 T20Is explains why Fletcher's international reputation is primarily tied to short-format opening rather than 50-over consistency.

Why Andre Fletcher's 84 not out in 2016 remains his defining T20I innings

Fletcher made 84 not out from 64 balls against Sri Lanka in Bengaluru on 20 March 2016. West Indies were chasing 123 and lost Johnson Charles and Marlon Samuels inside six overs, but Fletcher stayed through the innings. He struck six fours and five sixes as West Indies reached 127/3 in 18.2 overs and won by seven wickets. ICC named him Player of the Match.

The innings was part of the group stage, not the final. West Indies later beat England to win the tournament, so Fletcher was a member of the champion squad and his 84* was an important contribution to that campaign. It would still be inaccurate to call it a title-winning final innings. The score remains his T20I career best and is already included in his 984 international runs.

Andre Fletcher's return to West Indies duty in 2024

After a period outside the T20I side, Fletcher travelled with West Indies A to Nepal in April and May 2024. He scored 193 runs in four innings at 64.33, including 84 not out, across the five-match series. Cricket West Indies then selected him for the home T20Is against South Africa, where he made 30 runs from two innings as West Indies completed a 3-0 series win.

Fletcher was also named among the reserve players for the 2024 T20 World Cup rather than the final playing squad. In October, Cricket West Indies selected him for the T20I tour of Sri Lanka. He appeared once and scored four, then played twice against Bangladesh in December without scoring. Those matches took his official T20I line to 60 appearances and 984 runs; selection alone does not add an appearance.

What Andre Fletcher's 9,057 T20 runs show

Cricket West Indies' player table records 9,057 runs from 362 senior T20 matches between 2006 and 2026 at the 22 August review. Fletcher batted 354 times, remained not out 36 times and averaged 28.48. His five hundreds, 47 fifties and career-best 118 show a long franchise career with repeated major scores, while 411 sixes indicate how much of his value has come from boundary hitting at the top of the order.

The same table supplies a current career scope rather than a single-league total. Wicketkeeping dismissals and rare bowling contributions belong to separate fields and should not be folded into a batting assessment. Fletcher remains an aggressive opener who can also keep wicket, with occasional bowling limited to rare situations.

Andre Fletcher's first-class and List A record

Fletcher played 71 first-class matches from 2004 to 2020 and scored 3,678 runs at 31.16. The record contains five hundreds, 22 fifties and a high score of 123. Most of that work came for Windward Islands, for whom he scored 3,412 runs from 65 matches. His other six first-class appearances were for West Indies A and produced 266 runs, including the 123.

His List A record extends to 114 matches and 2,431 runs at 22.93, with one hundred, 13 fifties and a high score of 132. The wicketkeeping line contains 73 catches and 15 stumpings. ODI matches sit inside the wider List A category, so adding 354 ODI runs to 2,431 List A runs would count the same international innings twice. The first-class total is separate because it belongs to multi-day cricket.

How Andre Fletcher built his franchise career

Fletcher has moved through many short-format competitions without abandoning his core opening role. Cricket West Indies' competition table includes major periods in the Caribbean Premier League, Bangladesh Premier League, Lanka Premier League, International League T20 and Major League Cricket. Team changes should be treated as dated memberships rather than a single current roster: an old franchise is part of his history, not proof of a present contract.

One of his strongest overseas seasons came in the 2021/22 Bangladesh Premier League, where he scored 410 runs in 11 innings, remained unbeaten four times and averaged 58.57. His unbeaten 101 was one of three fifties-plus scores in that competition. In the 2024 Lanka Premier League he made 321 runs from ten innings at 32.10, with three fifties and a strike rate above 158 runs per 100 balls.

Andre Fletcher's 2025 Major League Cricket hundreds

Fletcher joined Los Angeles Knight Riders for Major League Cricket 2025 and scored 289 runs from seven innings at 41.28. His season included two hundreds. In the final league match against San Francisco Unicorns, he made 118 from 58 balls with ten fours and eight sixes as Los Angeles reached 243/3 in a rain-reduced 19-over innings.

The Knight Riders won that match by 11 runs under the DLS method, but finished the season with only two victories and missed the playoffs. Fletcher's individual return was therefore excellent within a poor team campaign. The 118 became his senior T20 high score and is already included in both the 289-run MLC season and his broader 9,057-run T20 career total.

Andre Fletcher and Los Angeles Knight Riders' MLC 2026 title

Los Angeles changed course in 2026, finishing the league stage 6-4 before winning the Qualifier and final. Fletcher played all 12 matches and scored 337 runs at an average of 28.08 and a strike rate of 136.99. He was the team's second-highest run-scorer behind Colin Munro. That is a complete tournament line, not an estimate from selected scorecards.

In the final against Washington Freedom on 18 July, Fletcher top-scored for Los Angeles with 47. Colin Munro made 40 and Matthew Tromp 39 as the Knight Riders reached 164 all out. Washington finished 163/9, giving Los Angeles a one-run win and their first MLC title. Fletcher contributed the largest innings in the final, while Sunil Narine's 3/13 earned the official Player of the Final award.

Andre Fletcher's ILT20 record and USD 260,000 auction price

Fletcher played the first three International League T20 seasons for MI Emirates before the league's first player auction. In October 2025, MI Emirates bought him for USD 260,000, the highest price at the Season 4 auction and a fourth consecutive season with the franchise. That published auction value describes one league contract process; it does not establish lifetime earnings, take-home income or broader personal wealth.

His most productive ILT20 campaign was 2023/24, when he scored 260 runs in ten innings at 28.88. During Season 3, Fletcher and Tom Banton added 198 for the second wicket against Desert Vipers, which the league listed as its highest partnership entering Season 4. His 2025/26 season was quieter at 40 runs from four innings, and MI Emirates lost the final to Desert Vipers.

Andre Fletcher's Caribbean Premier League record

The Caribbean Premier League has been the longest continuous strand of Fletcher's franchise career. His teams have included St Lucia, St Kitts & Nevis and other Caribbean assignments across different seasons. The career record must remain attached to the competition rather than one franchise because moving clubs does not transfer earlier runs into a new team's history.

For St Kitts & Nevis Patriots in 2025, Fletcher scored 310 runs from ten innings at 31.00, with two fifties and a high score of 67. He was the team's leading run-scorer, although the Patriots finished fifth with four wins and six losses. The season illustrates the same distinction as MLC 2025: a productive individual campaign can coexist with a team missing the playoffs.

Andre Fletcher with St Kitts & Nevis Patriots in CPL 2026

Fletcher opened CPL 2026 with six from nine balls against Trinbago Knight Riders on 8 August. Four days later, he anchored the chase against Saint Lucia Kings with 48 not out from 41 balls. St Kitts reached 156/5 in 17.4 overs and won by five wickets with 14 balls remaining; the official CPL report identified Fletcher's measured innings as the centre of the chase.

He then made seven against Jamaica Kingsmen on 18 August and 20 against Antigua & Barbuda Falcons on 20 August. The four official scorecards therefore give Fletcher 81 runs from four innings, one not out, at an average of 27.00. This is a live-season cutoff through 20 August, not a completed CPL 2026 total. Later appearances must be added from official scorecards rather than inferred from the schedule.

What wicketkeeping adds to Andre Fletcher's value

Fletcher is frequently described as a wicketkeeper-batter, but he has not kept in every team or every match. His career tables make the distinction measurable: 27 dismissals in 60 T20Is, 88 in 114 List A matches and 201 across 362 senior T20s. Those totals include catches and stumpings, while a catch taken as an outfielder can be recorded differently by a competition database.

Keeping provides roster flexibility because a team can select another specialist batter or bowler when Fletcher takes the gloves. It should not be used to inflate batting claims or assume a role in a match where the scorecard names another keeper. On the current Patriots page, the stable description is wicketkeeper-batter; each match scorecard remains the authority for whether he actually kept wicket.

How to read Andre Fletcher's strike rates and averages

Fletcher's overall T20 average of 28.48 and five hundreds show durable production across a 362-match sample. Seasonal returns can vary sharply around that baseline. His BPL 2021/22 average was 58.57 because he made 410 runs and was not out four times; his 2025/26 ILT20 average was 10.00 from four innings. Neither short competition should replace the full-career view.

Strike rate answers a different question from average. Fletcher's MLC 2026 strike rate of 136.99 describes scoring speed, while his average of 28.08 reflects runs per dismissal. The unbeaten 48 in CPL 2026 came at 117.07, slower than his usual boundary-driven pace, but it carried a chase through five wickets. Context determines whether a measured innings or an explosive start is more valuable in a particular match.

What remains current in Andre Fletcher's career

Fletcher's most recent confirmed work is franchise cricket. He helped Los Angeles Knight Riders win MLC 2026 in July, then scored 81 runs in his first four confirmed CPL innings for St Kitts & Nevis Patriots through 20 August. His West Indies record currently ends in December 2024. A past international career and an active franchise career can coexist, so the page does not label him retired without an official announcement.

The clearest current assessment is role-based. He remains an experienced opening option, a reserve wicketkeeper and a batter capable of either high-boundary hundreds or a controlled chase. His 2025 MLC hundreds demonstrate the peak; the 337-run championship season shows sustained contribution; the CPL 48* shows adaptation. Future totals should advance only when a completed official scorecard supplies the evidence.

Andre Fletcher records

Andre Fletcher career statistics and records

Batting, bowling and fielding figures are kept separate by competition and format.

ODI (CWI, 22 August 2026)25matches

Batting

Innings: 25
Runs: 354
High score: 54
Average: 14.16
Strike rate: 64.48
Not outs: 0
100s / 50s: 0/2

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 3
Wickets: 0
Economy: 5.57
Balls: 28
Catches / stumpings: 5/3
5w / 10w: 0 / 0

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

T20I (CWI, 22 August 2026)60matches

Batting

Innings: 57
Runs: 984
High score: 84*
Average: 19.68
Strike rate: 110.31
Not outs: 7
100s / 50s: 0/6

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 0
Wickets: 0
Balls: 0
Catches / stumpings: 24/3
5w / 10w: 0 / 0

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

First-class (CWI, 22 August 2026)71matches

Batting

Innings: 126
Runs: 3678
High score: 123
Average: 31.16
Strike rate: 56.86
Not outs: 8
100s / 50s: 5/22

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 20
Wickets: 2
Best bowling: 2/32
Average: 71.00
Economy: 3.72
Strike rate: 114.5
Balls: 229
Catches / stumpings: 74/2
5w / 10w: 0 / 0

List A (CWI, 22 August 2026)114matches

Batting

Innings: 111
Runs: 2431
High score: 132
Average: 22.93
Strike rate: 74.62
Not outs: 5
100s / 50s: 1/13

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 8
Wickets: 4
Best bowling: 2/3
Average: 27.25
Economy: 6.16
Strike rate: 26.5
Balls: 106
Catches / stumpings: 73/15
5w / 10w: 0 / 0

T20 (CWI, 22 August 2026)362matches

Batting

Innings: 354
Runs: 9057
High score: 118
Average: 28.48
Strike rate: 123.03
Not outs: 36
100s / 50s: 5/47

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 7
Wickets: 3
Best bowling: 2/22
Average: 26.33
Economy: 8.03
Strike rate: 19.6
Balls: 59
Catches / stumpings: 176/25
5w / 10w: 0 / 0

Career chronology

Debut and last listed match

West Indies international career

Debut

ODI and T20I debuts in 2008

Last listed match

Sixty T20Is and 984 runs through December 2024

Major League Cricket

Debut

Two hundreds and 289 runs for Los Angeles in 2025

Last listed match

337 runs and 47 in the final as LAKR won MLC 2026

Caribbean Premier League

Debut

Long-running career across multiple franchises

Last listed match

Eighty-one runs from four Patriots innings through 20 August 2026

Career achievements

Career achievements and milestones

Scored 84 not out in West Indies' seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka at the 2016 T20 World Cup.
Recorded 9,057 runs from 362 senior T20 matches at the current CWI cutoff.
Made two hundreds and 289 runs for Los Angeles Knight Riders in MLC 2025.
Scored 337 runs and top-scored with 47 in LAKR's one-run MLC 2026 final win.
Became the highest-priced player at the ILT20 Season 4 auction at USD 260,000.
Made 81 runs in his first four confirmed CPL 2026 innings, including a match-winning 48 not out.

Reader questions

Andre Fletcher FAQ

How old is Andre Fletcher?

Andre Fletcher was born on 28 November 1987 in Saint David Parish, Grenada. He was 38 on 22 August 2026.

What is Andre Fletcher's role?

Andre Fletcher is a right-handed opening batter and wicketkeeper. His occasional bowling does not support an all-rounder classification.

How many T20 runs has Andre Fletcher scored?

Cricket West Indies listed Fletcher with 9,057 runs from 362 senior T20 matches at the 22 August 2026 review cutoff.

What is Andre Fletcher's highest T20 score?

Fletcher's senior T20 high score is 118, made for Los Angeles Knight Riders against San Francisco Unicorns in MLC 2025.

What is Andre Fletcher's highest T20I score?

Fletcher's T20I high score is 84 not out against Sri Lanka at the 2016 T20 World Cup. West Indies won by seven wickets.

Did Andre Fletcher win MLC 2026?

Yes. Fletcher scored 337 runs in the campaign and made 47 in the final as Los Angeles Knight Riders beat Washington Freedom by one run.

Which CPL team does Andre Fletcher play for in 2026?

Andre Fletcher plays for St Kitts & Nevis Patriots. He scored 81 runs in his first four confirmed CPL 2026 innings through 20 August, including 48 not out.

Conclusion

Andre Fletcher's career is built on sustained short-format value rather than one isolated innings. His 9,057 senior T20 runs and five hundreds establish the scale; the 84* in West Indies' 2016 title campaign remains the international peak. More recently, two MLC 2025 hundreds led into 337 runs and a championship in 2026. His CPL 2026 record remains active and is bounded to 81 runs from the first four official scorecards.