England · All-rounder

Dan Mousley: Stats, 154, England Career and Fast Off-Spin

Dan Mousley is an England and Warwickshire all-rounder who bats left-handed and bowls unusually quick right-arm off-spin. Born on 8 July 2001, he was 25 on 25 August 2026. His career already includes three ODIs and four T20Is, a first-class high score of 154, a first Warwickshire century of 144, a famous three-wicket finish in The Hundred and leadership of England Lions.

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Left-handedRight-arm off break bowlerBorn 8 July 2001

Current squadWarwickshire BearsCounty Championship · Warwickshire all-rounder in 2026; Trent Rockets squad member in The Hundred

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Full nameDaniel Richard Mousley

Age25As of 25 August 2026

Date of birth8 July 2001Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England

Batting styleLeft-handed

Bowling styleRight-arm off break

Career overview

Dan Mousley cricket career

Full name: Daniel Richard Mousley; born 8 July 2001 and aged 25 on 25 August 2026.

Left-handed batting all-rounder who bowls right-arm off-spin at an unusually high pace.

Joined Warwickshire's pathway as a child, signed professionally in 2019 and made his first-class debut five days after turning 18.

Played three ODIs and four T20Is for England on the 2024 tour of the Caribbean.

Made a first-class career-best 154 for a County Select XI in 2025, then 144 against Surrey in April 2026 for his first Warwickshire century.

Captained England Lions in both 50-over and four-day cricket during 2026.

Career story

Dan Mousley career and playing journey

Who is Dan Mousley?

Dan Mousley is an English batting all-rounder for Warwickshire who has represented England in ODI and T20I cricket. He combines left-handed middle-order batting with right-arm off-spin and has become particularly valuable in short-form cricket because he can bowl at stages when conventional spin is often considered risky.

His full name is Daniel Richard Mousley. Warwickshire developed him through its age-group and academy system, gave him a professional contract in 2019 and has retained him through at least the end of 2027. England selected him for a first senior white-ball tour in 2024 and later trusted him with England Lions captaincy.

Mousley is not best understood as a batter who occasionally bowls. By 18 July 2026, his dated T20 record contained 1,883 runs and 76 wickets. The balance changes by format, but both disciplines have produced important senior performances.

How old is Dan Mousley and where was he born?

Dan Mousley was 25 years old on 25 August 2026. He was born on 8 July 2001, and Warwickshire's current player directory lists his birthplace as Nuneaton in Warwickshire, England.

Some secondary statistical pages instead list Birmingham. The current club record is used for the main birthplace field because it is the named first-party profile maintained by Mousley's county. The disagreement should not be hidden or turned into a more precise hospital or home-location claim that neither source establishes.

Warwickshire's older pathway reports connect him with Bablake School, Berkswell Cricket Club and the county system. Those details describe his cricket development without assuming where his family lived or where he grew up at every stage.

How did Dan Mousley enter Warwickshire's pathway?

Mousley entered Warwickshire's performance pathway as a child. Contemporary club reports describe him as part of the system from the age of eight, while the current player page says he had been with the Bears since the age of ten. The difference most likely reflects the wider pathway and the later academy structure, so both statements are kept in their original scope.

He signed his first professional contract in May 2019. That summer he was selected for England Under-19s against India and Bangladesh, then made his Warwickshire first-class debut against Essex at Chelmsford on 13 July, five days after his 18th birthday.

The debut did not produce a headline score, but it placed him in a senior side while he was still eligible for youth international cricket. That overlap explains why his Under-19 World Cup performances in early 2020 were part of an established county pathway rather than a sudden discovery.

What did Dan Mousley achieve at the 2020 Under-19 World Cup?

Mousley finished the 2020 Under-19 World Cup as England's leading run-scorer. Tournament summaries differ slightly on the final aggregate, with one statistical record listing 241 runs in six matches and Warwickshire's Plate-final report listing 246 runs from five innings. The safe conclusion is that he led England's batting and produced three major innings.

He made 51 not out against Australia, then struck 57 from 36 balls as England chased 94 against Japan in the Plate quarter-final. In the Plate final against Sri Lanka, he opened the batting and made 111 from 135 balls in England's 152-run victory.

The century contained nine fours and one six and helped England reach 279 for 7. It was a youth international achievement, not a senior ODI hundred, but it supplied an early example of Mousley building a long innings before his short-form bowling became widely known.

When did Dan Mousley make his senior domestic debuts?

Mousley made his first-class debut for Warwickshire against Essex on 13 July 2019. His senior T20 debut followed for Birmingham Bears against Somerset on 2 September 2020, beginning the format in which his two-discipline record has become most extensive.

His List A path included a productive spell in Sri Lanka with Burgher Recreation Club during 2021. On 24 November, he made 105 against Nugegoda Sports and Welfare Club, his first senior List A century.

These debuts belong to different competitions and teams but to one player record. Warwickshire, Birmingham Bears, the overseas clubs and England appearances all belong to the same cricketer rather than separate people created for each shirt.

What is unusual about Dan Mousley's fast off-spin?

Mousley bowls right-arm off-spin at a pace more commonly associated with medium bowling. Warwickshire has described him as possibly the fastest spinner in the world, and his most famous short-form spells show why captains use him differently from a conventional flighted off-spinner.

Speed alone is not the skill. A quicker release shortens the batter's reaction time, while changes of length, angle and pace make it harder to line up the straight boundary. The method can work at the death, where a slower spinner may fear being hit down the ground, but it also leaves less margin for a ball that is too full or too short.

The label should not imply that every delivery has a measured speed or that he is a seam bowler. His registered style remains right-arm off break. Fast off-spin describes how he often executes that style in white-ball cricket, not a separate statistical discipline.

How did Dan Mousley win a Hundred match with the final 10 balls?

Mousley's defining short-form bowling moment came for Birmingham Phoenix against Trent Rockets in The Hundred in 2024. Trent needed 10 runs from the final 10 balls, and captain Moeen Ali gave Mousley the ball despite the pressure usually associated with specialist death bowlers.

Mousley conceded only three runs and took three wickets in those 10 balls. The sequence changed a likely chase into a Phoenix win and was later shortlisted by The Hundred as one of the competition's best captaincy decisions.

The performance matters because it illustrates role rather than just a career-best line. His overall T20 best remains 4 for 19, but defending 10 with quick off-spin showed the specific tactical problem he can solve: removing pace from the ball without giving the batter comfortable time to adjust.

When did Dan Mousley make his England debut?

England selected Mousley for the 2024 white-ball tour of the West Indies after he had been an unused squad member against Australia. He received ODI cap number 277 in Antigua on 31 October and played all three matches of the series.

His T20I debut came at Kensington Oval in Barbados on 9 November. He appeared in four T20Is, with his last match of that tour on 16 November in St Lucia. Through the dated record, those remain his only senior England matches.

Selection followed his domestic T20 development and Hundred finish, but international cricket gave him a broader role. England used him as a lower-middle-order batting option and off-spinner rather than expecting one discipline to carry every match.

What did Dan Mousley score in his first ODI series?

Mousley scored 69 runs in three ODIs against West Indies at an average of 34.50. His best innings was 57 in the third ODI at Kensington Oval on 6 November 2024, giving him a first international half-century.

The aggregate also shows the limits of a three-match sample. One fifty supplies most of the runs, and 12 balls of off-spin produced no wicket. It is enough to confirm an international contribution, but not enough to declare a settled long-term batting position or bowling role.

His ODI record has not been merged with List A cricket on this page. ODIs are already part of the broader List A category, so adding the two rows would count the same three international matches twice.

What are Dan Mousley's T20I figures?

Mousley played four T20Is on the same Caribbean tour. He batted once for eight runs and took two wickets from 54 deliveries, with both wickets coming in his best return of 2 for 29.

The bowling average of 41.00 and four catches belong to a very small international sample. They describe what happened in those four matches; they do not erase the much larger domestic T20 record or guarantee another England selection.

His senior international story is therefore clear but unfinished. He has two white-ball caps categories, a maiden ODI fifty and a two-wicket T20I spell, while his later England pathway work has taken place chiefly through Lions squads and captaincy.

How long is Dan Mousley's Warwickshire contract?

Warwickshire announced a new two-year extension for Mousley on 14 March 2025. The deal keeps him at Edgbaston until at least the end of the 2027 season.

The announcement described him as a Bears and England all-rounder who had progressed through the county's youth ranks and academy. At that point he had made 79 Warwickshire appearances and taken 36 Blast wickets across the previous two summers.

A contract end date confirms the minimum published term, not future selection in every match. Availability can still change through England duty, franchise commitments, form, workload or injury, and none of those should be inferred from the contract alone.

Why was Dan Mousley chosen as England Lions captain?

England gave Mousley two distinct Lions leadership roles in 2026. He captained the 50-over squad for five matches against Pakistan Shaheens in the United Arab Emirates, then led a 15-player four-day squad in two matches against South Africa A in May.

The appointments show that selectors saw leadership value across both red-ball and white-ball development cricket. They also placed him inside England's longer-term player pool after his 2024 senior tour, without amounting to a promise of another international cap.

Lions matches sit below full senior international status. Captaincy is still meaningful because it involves directing emerging players and making decisions across formats, but the appearances and results are not added to Mousley's ODI or T20I totals.

What happened in Dan Mousley's 154 and 144 innings?

Mousley made a first-class career-best 154 from 186 balls for a Professional County Club Select XI against Zimbabweans at Leicester in May 2025. He added 179 with captain Josh de Caires, and the Select XI won the four-day tour match by 138 runs.

He then made 144 from 178 balls against Surrey at Edgbaston in Warwickshire's opening County Championship match of April 2026. The innings contained 25 fours, was his first century for Warwickshire and helped the county reach 544 in a drawn match.

A secondary career table had continued to display 144 as the high score even though the earlier 154 is recorded by the match report and Warwickshire's current player page. The high-score field is therefore corrected to 154, while the other dated first-class aggregates remain at their 18 July cutoff.

How did Dan Mousley perform in the 2026 Vitality Blast?

Mousley produced his two highest T20 scores during Warwickshire's 2026 Blast campaign. He first made 71 from 36 balls against Somerset, then scored 72 from 36 against Gloucestershire on 5 July as Warwickshire posted 203 and won by 30 runs.

Against Gloucestershire he added 125 with Beau Webster, who made 78. Five days later, Mousley finished 38 not out from 23 balls against Glamorgan and hit the decisive late boundaries as Warwickshire chased 189 with one ball remaining.

Those innings explain why the dated T20 table shows a high score of 72 and 13 fifties. They also show range: the Gloucestershire innings built a large total from the middle order, while the Glamorgan innings closed a chase under final-over pressure.

What did Dan Mousley do in the 2026 One-Day Cup?

Mousley made 67 from 61 balls against Lancashire at Rugby School on 9 August 2026. Warwickshire chased 312, reaching 314 for 8 with seven balls left, and Mousley's innings established the first half of the pursuit before Vansh Jani and Alex Davies carried it forward.

The innings contained eight fours and one six. It was important without being the only contribution: Jani made a career-best 88 and Davies finished 51 not out, so the result belongs to a connected chase rather than one batter alone.

This match occurred after the 18 July aggregate cutoff and is therefore described separately. It should be included in the next full List A refresh, not added manually to an older row whose innings, not-outs, averages and other fields would then become internally inconsistent.

How did Dan Mousley help Warwickshire beat Sussex in August 2026?

Mousley made 58 from 83 balls in Warwickshire's one-wicket County Championship win over Sussex on 22 August 2026. Chasing 203 on a difficult Edgbaston pitch, he added 107 with Vansh Jani before a late collapse reopened the match.

Jani made 62 and Chris Woakes finished 23 not out as Warwickshire reached 206 for 9. Mousley's dismissal was part of three wickets in 11 balls, so his half-century moved the chase strongly toward Warwickshire without settling it.

The performance came after the stored first-class cutoff. Keeping it in a dated match section preserves both truths: the career table remains a consistent 18 July snapshot, and readers can still see the important later innings in the 2026 title race.

What are Dan Mousley's current career statistics?

The career table dated 18 July 2026 lists three ODIs, four T20Is, 54 first-class matches and 104 T20 matches. Mousley had 2,328 first-class runs and 14 wickets, plus 1,883 T20 runs and 76 wickets at that cutoff.

His first-class row contains two hundreds, 17 fifties, a batting average of 28.04, a corrected high score of 154 and best bowling of 3 for 43. The T20 row contains 13 fifties, an average of 23.83, a high score of 72 and best bowling of 4 for 19.

These aggregates are locked to a date because Mousley continued playing afterward. The One-Day Cup 67 and Championship 58 are covered in their match context, but the stored totals are not presented as live or complete through 25 August.

What do Dan Mousley's statistics say about his role?

Mousley's largest two-discipline sample is T20 cricket. More than 1,800 runs and 76 wickets show a genuine all-round role, while the batting average and bowling average near 24 reflect a player used in high-risk middle-order and pressure-over situations.

The first-class balance is different. More than 2,300 runs, two centuries and 17 fifties make batting the stronger contribution, while 14 wickets show that his off-spin is supplementary rather than a front-line red-ball workload.

Internationally, three ODIs and four T20Is remain too small a sample for broad conclusions. The correct reading is format-specific: established domestic T20 all-rounder, developing first-class batter who offers spin, and an England white-ball player whose senior opportunity has so far been brief.

Which teams has Dan Mousley represented?

Warwickshire is Mousley's long-term county and Birmingham Bears is the club's T20 name. His career also includes Burgher Recreation Club in Sri Lanka, Birmingham Phoenix in The Hundred, MI Emirates in the ILT20, Peshawar Zalmi in the Pakistan Super League and England pathway teams.

In 2026, Trent Rockets selected him for The Hundred. The tournament's squad directory and player page establish membership, while Warwickshire's current first-team directory establishes his continuing county role.

A squad listing does not prove an appearance. Match totals come only from completed scorecards, and a player who changes teams keeps one permanent identity page so historical performances remain connected without duplicating the person.

What is known about Dan Mousley's earnings and net worth?

The Hundred's official 2026 squad announcement lists Dan Mousley with Trent Rockets at £40,000. That is the published price attached to his selection for one competition, not a complete statement of his annual income or take-home pay.

Warwickshire has published the length of his county contract but not a salary. Public records reviewed for this profile do not establish his endorsement income, tax position, franchise payments outside the stated Hundred price or total career earnings.

There is no reliable audited figure for Dan Mousley's net worth. Biography-site estimates should not be repeated as fact because an auction price and contract term cannot be converted into personal wealth without evidence about actual payments, expenses, assets and liabilities.

What is publicly known about Dan Mousley's family and relationships?

Mousley has publicly thanked his family and coaches for the work behind his early Warwickshire career. That supports a general statement about family backing, but it does not identify relatives or disclose private details.

No dependable source reviewed for this profile establishes a wife, girlfriend, children or a public relationship. The absence of a confirmed report is not evidence that he is single; it means his relationship status should not be guessed.

The same boundary applies to private addresses, family wealth and personal contact information. A cricket biography can explain the documented pathway and public career without turning unsupported personal-life searches into claims.

What are Dan Mousley's main achievements?

Mousley's achievements span development, international selection, leadership and match impact. He led England's batting at the 2020 Under-19 World Cup, made a century in the Plate final and reached senior ODI and T20I cricket in 2024.

His most distinctive short-form achievement is the 2024 Hundred finish in which he took three wickets and conceded three runs from the final 10 balls. In red-ball cricket, 154 against Zimbabweans is his career high, while 144 against Surrey in 2026 was his first Warwickshire hundred.

England Lions captaincy in both 50-over and four-day cricket during 2026 adds a leadership milestone. None of these achievements needs inflated language: each has a clear competition, date and scope that shows why it matters.

Dan Mousley records

Dan Mousley career statistics and records

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

ODI — through 18 July 20263matches

Batting

Runs: 69
High score: 57
Average: 34.50
100s / 50s: 0 / 1

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 0
Balls: 12
Catches / stumpings: 1
5w / 10w: 0 / 0

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

T20I — through 18 July 20264matches

Batting

Runs: 8
High score: 8
Average: 8.00
100s / 50s: 0 / 0

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 2
Best bowling: 2/29
Average: 41.00
Balls: 54
Catches / stumpings: 4
5w / 10w: 0 / 0

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

First-class — through 18 July 202654matches

Batting

Runs: 2,328
High score: 154
Average: 28.04
100s / 50s: 2 / 17

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 14
Best bowling: 3/43
Average: 55.64
Balls: 1,155
Catches / stumpings: 36
5w / 10w: 0 / 0

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

T20 — through 18 July 2026104matches

Batting

Runs: 1,883
High score: 72
Average: 23.83
100s / 50s: 0 / 13

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 76
Best bowling: 4/19
Average: 23.69
Balls: 1,371
Catches / stumpings: 66
5w / 10w: 0 / 0

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

Career chronology

Debut and last listed match

First-class

Debut

13 July 2019 — Warwickshire v Essex

Last listed match

Career table through 18 July 2026; later 58 v Sussex covered in the article

T20

Debut

2 September 2020 — Birmingham Bears v Somerset

Last listed match

Career table through 18 July 2026

ODI

Debut

31 October 2024 — England v West Indies

Last listed match

6 November 2024 — England v West Indies

T20I

Debut

9 November 2024 — England v West Indies

Last listed match

16 November 2024 — England v West Indies

England Lions captain

Debut

February-March 2026 — 50-over series v Pakistan Shaheens

Last listed match

May-June 2026 — four-day series v South Africa A

Career achievements

Career achievements and milestones

Scored 111 against Sri Lanka in the 2020 Under-19 World Cup Plate final.
Took three wickets and conceded three runs from the final 10 balls to win a 2024 Hundred match for Birmingham Phoenix.
Made his England ODI and T20I debuts against West Indies in 2024 and scored an ODI-best 57.
Signed a Warwickshire contract extension through at least the end of 2027.
Captained England Lions in 50-over and four-day cricket during 2026.
Made a first-class career-best 154 against Zimbabweans in 2025 and his first Warwickshire century of 144 against Surrey in 2026.
Scored 58 in Warwickshire's one-wicket Championship win over Sussex on 22 August 2026.

Reader questions

Dan Mousley FAQ

How old is Dan Mousley?

Dan Mousley was born on 8 July 2001 and was 25 years old on 25 August 2026.

Where was Dan Mousley born?

Warwickshire's current player directory lists Dan Mousley's birthplace as Nuneaton, Warwickshire. Some secondary statistical pages list Birmingham, so the club's first-party record leads this profile.

What type of bowler is Dan Mousley?

Dan Mousley bowls right-arm off-spin at unusually high speed. His registered style is off break, while fast off-spin describes the pace and tactical use of that bowling.

Has Dan Mousley played for England?

Yes. He played three ODIs and four T20Is against West Indies in 2024, scoring an ODI-best 57 and taking T20I-best figures of 2 for 29.

What is Dan Mousley's highest first-class score?

Dan Mousley's first-class high score is 154, made for a Professional County Club Select XI against Zimbabweans in May 2025. His highest Warwickshire score is 144 against Surrey in April 2026.

What did Dan Mousley do in The Hundred in 2024?

For Birmingham Phoenix against Trent Rockets, he defended 10 runs from the final 10 balls by taking three wickets and conceding only three runs.

Which team does Dan Mousley play for?

Warwickshire is his current county, with a contract through at least 2027. Trent Rockets selected him for The Hundred in 2026.

What was Dan Mousley's 2026 Hundred auction price?

The Hundred's official 2026 squad announcement lists Dan Mousley with Trent Rockets at £40,000. It is a competition-specific selection price, not his complete annual salary or take-home income.

What is Dan Mousley's net worth?

No reliable audited source reviewed for this profile establishes Dan Mousley's net worth, so no estimate is presented as fact.

Is Dan Mousley married or does he have a girlfriend?

No dependable public source reviewed for this profile confirms a wife, girlfriend or current relationship. His private life should not be guessed from the absence of reporting.

Conclusion

Dan Mousley has developed from Warwickshire's pathway into an England white-ball all-rounder and Lions captain. His left-handed batting has produced a first-class high of 154 and a first Warwickshire century of 144, while his fast off-spin has created a distinctive pressure role in T20 cricket.

The next stage of his career is not guaranteed by one Hundred finish, a short international sample or a Lions appointment. What the record does establish is a 25-year-old contracted to Warwickshire through at least 2027, selected by Trent Rockets in 2026 and still adding important performances across red-ball and white-ball cricket.