Jason Holder Age, Stats, Records, Teams and IPL Career

Who is Jason Holder?

Jason Holder is a Barbadian cricketer and former West Indies captain who contributes as a seam-bowling all-rounder. He bats right-handed and bowls right-arm medium-fast. His career spans Test, ODI and T20I cricket plus major franchise leagues, so a useful profile must keep international and competition-specific records separate.

This profile uses one canonical Jason Holder identity across every documented team. A membership can change by season without creating another biography or adding the same wickets twice.

Jason Holder age, birthplace and playing style

Holder was born in Barbados on 5 November 1991 and was 34 years old on 11 August 2026. He is listed as a right-handed batter and right-arm medium-fast bowler. His height and release point are often discussed, but this profile centers the measurable record rather than turning physical description into an unsupported tactical conclusion.

All-rounder is the most stable role across his current teams and international career. The label is supported by more than 3,000 Test runs and more than 150 Test wickets in the dated table. Match use still varies: some sides select him for new-ball or death overs, while others need late-order batting depth.

West Indies international career

Holder entered West Indies' senior white-ball teams before establishing himself in Test cricket. Wikipedia's structured table dated 1 March 2026 lists 69 Tests, 138 ODIs and 96 T20Is. Those are separate international formats with different aggregates, even when matches occur during the same tour.

He also led West Indies in Test and ODI cricket over a substantial period. Captaincy is part of the documented career context but does not turn every team result into an individual achievement. This profile links particular performances to official ICC or Cricket West Indies reports and leaves broad praise out when evidence is not specific.

Jason Holder Test batting record

The 1 March 2026 Wikipedia table lists 3,073 Test runs at an average of 29.83, with three centuries, fourteen fifties and a high score of 202 not out. These figures describe a genuine lower-order batting record rather than occasional tail-end survival. They are a dated snapshot, not a live total beyond that table.

His first-class row is broader: 110 matches, 4,157 runs at 26.47, four hundreds and seventeen fifties. Tests are already included within eligible first-class totals, so the rows must never be added together. The international line answers West Indies questions; the first-class line supplies wider red-ball context.

Jason Holder Test bowling record

Wikipedia's dated Test row lists 162 wickets at 30.39, with best innings figures of 6 for 42. It records eight five-wicket hauls and one ten-wicket match. Combined with his batting output, those figures explain why rankings systems have evaluated him as an all-rounder rather than only a specialist seamer.

The broader first-class row lists 269 wickets at 27.34 and the same best innings figures. Different averages arise because the competitions and match samples differ. This profile keeps balls, wickets, averages and five-wicket hauls within their own source-defined format instead of blending them into a custom total.

The 202 not out against England

Holder made 202 not out from 229 balls against England in Bridgetown in January 2019. ICC records an unbeaten 295-run partnership with Shane Dowrich and a 381-run West Indies victory. It also identified the innings as the third-highest Test score by a number-eight batter at that time.

The double-century was his Test high score and a central two-skill achievement, but it should not be inflated into a claim that he holds the overall number-eight record. Precise wording preserves the ranking context, opposition, venue and unbeaten status while allowing later record changes to be assessed independently.

Number one Test all-rounder ranking

After the Bridgetown double-century, ICC reported that Holder became the first West Indies player in 45 years to lead the Test all-rounder rankings. Sir Garfield Sobers had been the previous West Indies player at number one in March 1974. Holder moved above Shakib Al Hasan and Ravindra Jadeja in the January 2019 update.

A rankings achievement is tied to a published update, not a permanent title. Cricket West Indies later recorded that he remained number one through 2019 and into 2020. The profile therefore says he reached and held the top position during that period, rather than calling him the current number-one player in 2026.

2018 ICC Test Team of the Year

Cricket West Indies' report on the ICC Test Team of the Year says Holder was selected as the all-rounder after an outstanding 2018. Across six Tests that year, it records 336 runs at 37.33 and 33 wickets at 12.39, the latter described as an exceptional fast-bowling average over that sample.

This is a calendar-year honour and performance line, not his lifetime average. Keeping the six-match period visible prevents a short peak from being mistaken for the entire Test career. It also gives readers a second evidence-led achievement beyond the 2019 double-century and rankings rise.

ODI and T20I statistics

Wikipedia's 1 March 2026 table lists 2,237 ODI runs from 138 matches and 159 wickets, with best bowling of 5 for 27. It separately lists 888 T20I runs from 96 matches and 108 wickets, also with best figures of 5 for 27. The identical best figures do not merge the formats.

His ODI batting high is 99 not out, while his T20I high is 49 in the dated table. These records show meaningful lower-order contributions without manufacturing an international century outside Tests. Any future West Indies appearance should update only the applicable row after the provider date and official scorecard are checked.

Franchise career and current teams

Holder's franchise career spans competitions in India, the Caribbean, the United Arab Emirates and the United States.

These memberships describe distinct competition rosters and can overlap within a calendar year. They do not imply simultaneous contracts for one league or a transfer between every listed side. Each team page points to the same slug, while match participation depends on an official playing eleven, scorecard or completed roster record.

The four-team view is especially important for avoiding duplicate search pages. A reader arriving through a CPL roster and another arriving through an IPL result should reach the same biography, source history and international totals. Competition-specific performance remains attached to its own season, so a wicket for Abu Dhabi cannot appear in Gujarat's aggregate and an MLC squad listing cannot be treated as a CPL appearance. This entity-first structure makes later updates safer: editors amend a membership or scorecard connection without rewriting Holder's identity, birth details or West Indies record.

Jason Holder IPL career statistics

IPL and Gujarat's official profiles list 57 career matches, 324 runs and 70 wickets through the completed 2026 season. Gujarat records a career best of 4 for 24. The competition row is protected from a Wikipedia refresh because the league's own current directory is the leading source for its aggregate.

IPL statistics are not added to Holder's overall T20 or T20I rows. T20I covers senior internationals, while a wider T20 total can include IPL matches. Maintaining separate labels lets readers answer competition-specific questions without double-counting the same spell or innings inside an invented all-cricket total.

₹7 crore Gujarat Titans signing

Gujarat Titans' official 2026 auction report records Holder's purchase for ₹7 crore. He entered the auction with a ₹2 crore base price before Gujarat secured him. The figure is a published franchise contract amount and supports a precise salary-related answer for that competition and season.

It is not reliable evidence of net worth, post-tax income or total career earnings. Those calculations would require private details about payments, taxes, assets, liabilities and endorsements. This profile reports the documented ₹7 crore IPL signing and does not extrapolate it into a celebrity wealth estimate.

Jason Holder IPL 2026 performance

Gujarat's completed 2026 directory lists eleven matches, 65 runs and 17 wickets for Holder. IPL's Match 42 report named him Player of the Match for an all-round performance against Royal Challengers Bengaluru. The playoff reports also place him in Gujarat's late-season playing group.

Seventeen wickets made him a significant bowling contributor in a season that ended with Gujarat as runner-up. The final report records seven runs before his dismissal in the chase. This profile reports the team finish accurately and does not award Holder a 2026 IPL title that Gujarat did not win.

CPL, ILT20 and MLC links

The St Kitts & Nevis Patriots roster source identifies Holder in the 2026 CPL group, while ILT20's official squad announcement places him with Abu Dhabi Knight Riders. Los Angeles Knight Riders' official site supports the MLC membership.

Team, result and scorecard linking follows the same rule in every league: membership can link after profile publication, but individual match claims require a named scorecard record. A season aggregate on one team page stays within that team and competition; it cannot silently replace West Indies or IPL totals.

Family, relationships and portrait rights

The official cricket sources reviewed provide career information but not a sufficiently complete, relevant and consistently documented relationship biography. This profile therefore does not publish girlfriend, wife or private family claims sourced from celebrity aggregators. Public sporting achievement does not remove normal standards for accuracy and privacy.

An exact Holder portrait exists in the local team catalog with official-source provenance, but the reviewed metadata does not explicitly establish reusable publication rights. This profile therefore keeps the portrait field empty. A later image requires a documented permission basis in addition to identity, source, crop and responsive-rendering checks.

How Jason Holder stats stay updated

Official IPL, Gujarat, ICC, Cricket West Indies and league roster sources lead current contracts, achievements, memberships and competition totals. Wikipedia supplies secondary Test, ODI, T20I and first-class rows dated 1 March 2026. The API checks Jason Omar Holder's identity before importing the structured table.

Refreshes replace prior Wikipedia rows by cricket format and expose their source date, while protected official IPL rows remain unchanged.