England · All-Rounder

Jodi Grewcock: Age, ODI Debut, 120* & Career

Jodi Grewcock is an England and Essex all-rounder who bats left-handed and bowls right-arm leg-spin. Born Jodi Louise Grewcock in Leicester on 30 December 2004, she was 21 on 30 August 2026. Grewcock made her Women's ODI debut against New Zealand on 10 May 2026 and took her first international wicket in that match. Her domestic rise includes an unbeaten 120 for Essex, a 2025 England A tour, appearances for Trent Rockets and Southern Brave, and a county contract that now runs through the end of 2028.

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Left-handedRight-arm leg-spin bowlerBorn 30 December 2004

Current squadSouthern BraveThe Hundred · England Women, Essex Women and Southern Brave in 2026

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Full nameJodi Louise Grewcock

Age21As of 30 August 2026

Date of birth30 December 2004Leicester, England

Batting styleLeft-handed

Bowling styleRight-arm leg-spin

Career overview

Jodi Grewcock cricket career

Born on 30 December 2004 in Leicester; age 21 on 30 August 2026.

Left-handed batter and right-arm leg-spinner who is classified as an all-rounder.

Made her England Women's ODI debut against New Zealand on 10 May 2026.

Current career snapshot: 57 Women's List A matches, 1,495 runs and 50 wickets.

Scored a career-best unbeaten 120 for Essex against Somerset in 2026.

Signed an Essex extension through 2028 and represented Southern Brave in 2026.

Career story

Jodi Grewcock career and playing journey

Who is Jodi Grewcock?

Jodi Grewcock is an English cricket all-rounder who represents Essex in domestic cricket and made her senior England debut in 2026. She bats left-handed, usually in the top or middle order, and bowls right-arm leg-spin.

Her career has developed through Northamptonshire's pathway, the Sunrisers Academy and senior side, England Under-19 and England A cricket, Essex, and The Hundred. That route matters because Grewcock did not move directly from youth cricket to the national team; each level added a different test of her batting and bowling.

Jodi Grewcock's age, full name and birthplace

Her full name is Jodi Louise Grewcock. She was born in Leicester, England, on 30 December 2004 and was 21 years old on 30 August 2026. Essex's current player page and CricketArchive agree on those details.

Some secondary pages give 30 November 2004. The official county profile and the exact-player archive both support 30 December, so this profile uses that date. The correction also prevents an age calculation from being attached to the wrong month.

What type of all-rounder is Grewcock?

Grewcock is an unusual left-hand batting and right-arm leg-spin combination. Essex describes her as ambidextrous because the two disciplines use opposite hands, while the statistical record shows meaningful senior contributions with both bat and ball.

She is not confined to one batting position. Essex says she can open or bat at numbers three, four or five. That flexibility can change her task from building an innings to managing a chase, while her leg-spin provides a second route into a team.

How did Jodi Grewcock begin her cricket pathway?

Grewcock came through the Northamptonshire pathway before joining the Sunrisers Academy in the former regional domestic structure. She was already appearing in senior county cricket for Northamptonshire while developing within the regional programme.

The two systems served different purposes. Northamptonshire supplied early county opportunities; Sunrisers offered a route toward regional professional cricket. Treating the academy, county and regional teams as one debut would hide the steps that shaped her progress.

First professional contract with Sunrisers

Grewcock signed her first professional contract in 2023 after graduating from the Sunrisers Academy. The deal marked her move from a promising pathway player to a cricketer whose training and availability were supported professionally.

A professional contract did not guarantee a permanent place or senior England selection. It provided the environment in which she could build the one-day batting and leg-spin record that later attracted Essex and the national pathway.

England Under-19 experience

Grewcock represented England Under-19s in both 50-over and T20 cricket during the 2023/24 season. Her Under-19 ODI record contains 59 runs from two innings, while the T20I row contains 37 runs and one wicket from two matches.

Those matches are age-group internationals, not senior England caps. They remain useful evidence of her progression because they exposed her to international opposition before the England A tour and the senior ODI call-up.

Why did the 2025 England A tour matter?

England selected Grewcock for all three parts of the 2025 Women A tour of Australia: the T20 series, 50-over matches and a four-day game. Selection across formats reflected confidence in both her adaptable batting and leg-spin.

The four-day match produced her first Women's First-Class record: 44 runs across two innings, a high score of 32 and one wicket. England A cricket is a development level rather than a senior cap, but it placed Grewcock one step below the full national side.

The move to Essex's professional team

Grewcock joined Essex as the women's county game moved into its new Tier 1 structure for 2025. Her official Essex debut is listed as the List A match against Durham that season, linking her regional experience to the county's first professional campaign.

She made 17 appearances for Essex in 2025, scoring 383 runs at an average of 34.81 and taking seven wickets. Those are club-season figures across the stated Essex appearances, not her complete career totals.

The unbeaten 73 against Lancashire

Grewcock produced one of her clearest early Essex all-round displays against Lancashire on 4 May 2025. She took 2/36 as Lancashire reached 230 for eight, then made an unbeaten 73 from 91 balls to guide Essex home with 16 balls remaining.

The innings was built through placement and control rather than constant boundary hitting. A fourth-wicket stand of 89 with Flo Miller stabilized the chase, showing why Grewcock's value is broader than a list of isolated scores.

Building consistency during the 2025 season

The Lancashire performance was part of a wider first Essex season in which Grewcock passed 380 runs and averaged above 34. Against Hampshire on 11 May, she added 70 with Grace Scrivens and scored 33 at better than a run a ball during a demanding chase.

Not every contribution became a match-winning headline. The 2025 record is valuable because it shows repeat involvement across 17 games, wickets alongside runs, and enough consistency to keep her in England's development plans.

World Cup training camp and performance programme

After the 2025 domestic season, Grewcock was invited to England Women's T20 World Cup training camp. She was also included in the England Women Performance Programme during the 2025/26 winter.

Neither step was a senior international appearance. Together with the England Pathway squad and A-team tour, however, they show a deliberate selection sequence before her first ODI call rather than a surprise promotion based on one innings.

Jodi Grewcock's maiden England ODI call-up

England named Grewcock in the ODI squad to face New Zealand in April 2026. Essex presented the call-up as the next stage after her Pathway selection, World Cup training involvement and winter performance programme.

The call-up itself did not add a cap or statistics. Those arrived only when she was selected in the playing XI at Chester-le-Street on 10 May, a distinction that keeps squad membership separate from an actual international appearance.

England ODI debut against New Zealand

Grewcock made her Women's ODI debut against New Zealand on 10 May 2026 at Chester-le-Street. Nat Sciver-Brunt presented her first cap, and the official scorecard records Grewcock in England's XI.

She also took her maiden international wicket on debut. Her second ODI came one week later at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, leaving her with two appearances in the series and an established senior England record.

Jodi Grewcock's Women's ODI statistics

The current career snapshot contains two Women's ODIs, 13 runs and one wicket. She scored a high of 10, averaged 6.50 and bowled 36 balls for 26 runs, with best figures of 1/26 and an economy rate of 4.33.

Two matches are too small a sample for firm conclusions about an international career. The figures record what happened in May 2026; they do not prove a settled England role or predict the next selection.

The unbeaten 120 against Somerset

Grewcock scored her first professional century away to Somerset in 2026, finishing unbeaten on 120 from 116 balls. Essex had fallen to 47 for four before she rebuilt the innings through a 106-run partnership with Jo Gardner and an unbroken 117-run stand with Flo Miller.

The innings turned a collapse into a competitive chase and became her highest Women's List A score. Its value lies in both scale and situation: 120 not out is the headline, but surviving the early damage and building two major partnerships explains the performance.

An 87-run recovery against Somerset

Grewcock again led an Essex recovery against Somerset on 19 August 2026. With Essex 15 for two, she made 87 from 101 balls and shared 169 with Sophia Smale, who scored a career-best 83.

Somerset still won comfortably after centuries from Bex Odgers and Sophie Luff. The result prevents the innings from being described as match-winning, but the stand reinforces Grewcock's ability to rebuild when early wickets change the original batting plan.

Jodi Grewcock's current Women's List A record

The current CricketArchive snapshot lists 57 Women's List A matches, 1,495 runs and a high score of 120 not out. She has one century, 12 fifties, a batting average of 34.76 and a strike rate of 73.60, with 22 catches.

With the ball, she has delivered 1,861 balls, taken 50 wickets and recorded best figures of 4/45. Her bowling average is 27.34, strike rate 37.22 and economy rate 4.40. These figures cover the career through the archive's 2026 cutoff, not a live in-match total.

Jodi Grewcock's Women's T20 record

The latest complete career row available through 2025 contains 49 Women's T20 matches, 861 runs and 11 wickets. Grewcock's high score is 65, her batting average is 26.90 and her strike rate is 98.51, with two fifties and 14 catches.

Her bowling row shows 354 balls, 343 runs conceded, best figures of 2/11 and an economy rate of 5.81. Essex separately reports 375 runs at an average of 42 and seven wickets from 16 T20 appearances for the club through August 2026; those club figures should not be added on top of the older career aggregate.

Trent Rockets in The Hundred 2025

Grewcock represented Trent Rockets in The Hundred in 2025. Her recorded tournament batting row contains six matches, 52 runs, a high score of 21 not out and four not-outs, producing an average of 26.00 and a strike rate of 113.04.

The four not-outs are important context for the average, while the six-match sample remains modest. The Hundred row is kept separate from the wider Women's T20 total because the competition's hundred-ball format has its own match record.

Southern Brave in The Hundred 2026

Southern Brave selected Grewcock for the 2026 competition at a published value of £30,000. The final squad directory lists her alongside players including Lauren Bell, Maia Bouchier, Sarah Glenn and Sophie Molineux, and Essex confirms that Grewcock featured for the team.

The official player page currently displays zero-filled statistics, so those placeholders are not used as career evidence. A squad value and a team appearance are factual, but neither authorizes invented runs, wickets or a claim that she played every fixture.

What does Grewcock's £30,000 Hundred value mean?

The £30,000 figure is the amount published beside Grewcock's Southern Brave selection for The Hundred in 2026. Before the auction, the registered-player longlist had placed her in the £15,000 reserve category; the final squad list therefore represents a different stage and value.

Neither number is confirmed take-home income, annual Essex salary or total career earnings. Taxes, bonuses, agent terms, endorsements and private assets are not disclosed by the squad list, so the competition value should remain in its narrow contractual context.

New Essex contract through 2028

Essex announced a two-year contract extension for Grewcock on 18 August 2026, keeping her at the club through the end of the 2028 season. The agreement followed her England debut and first professional century.

The announcement gives a duration but no salary. It also reports nearly 700 List A runs at an average of 47 from 19 Essex appearances, plus 375 T20 runs and seven wickets from 16 matches, showing why the county treated her as a core all-rounder.

Jodi Grewcock's records and achievements

Grewcock's main senior milestones are an England ODI cap, a maiden international wicket, a first professional century and a List A high of 120 not out. Her current aggregate also contains 50 List A wickets and 12 half-centuries.

Development achievements include England Under-19 selection, an all-formats England A tour and places in the Pathway, training-camp and performance-programme groups. These steps are important, but they should not be relabelled as senior international caps.

How should Grewcock's statistics be read?

Women's ODIs are included within the broader Women's List A category, so the two international matches must not be added to the 57-match List A total. Women's T20 and The Hundred rows also overlap in broader statistical databases, depending on the provider's classification.

Season and team figures are subsets of career totals. Essex's 2025 runs, the 120 not out and her ODI scores already feed the relevant aggregates once a provider updates them. This profile explains the performances without counting them twice.

Jodi Grewcock records

Jodi Grewcock career statistics and records

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

Women's ODI career (through May 2026)2matches

Batting

Innings: 2
Runs: 13
High score: 10
Average: 6.50
Strike rate: 32.50
Not outs: 0
100s / 50s: 0/0

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 1
Best bowling: 1/26
Average: 26.00
Economy: 4.33
Strike rate: 36.00
Balls: 36
Catches / stumpings: 0
5w / 10w: 0/0

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

Women's First-Class career (2024/25)1matches

Batting

Innings: 2
Runs: 44
High score: 32
Average: 22.00
Strike rate: 32.59
Not outs: 0
100s / 50s: 0/0

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 1
Wickets: 1
Best bowling: 1/64
Average: 64.00
Economy: 3.76
Strike rate: 102.00
Balls: 102
Catches / stumpings: 2
5w / 10w: 0/0

Women's List A career (through August 2026)57matches

Batting

Innings: 48
Runs: 1,495
High score: 120*
Average: 34.76
Strike rate: 73.60
Not outs: 5
100s / 50s: 1/12

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 50
Best bowling: 4/45
Average: 27.34
Economy: 4.40
Strike rate: 37.22
Balls: 1,861
Catches / stumpings: 22
5w / 10w: 0/0

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

Women's T20 career (through 2025)49matches

Batting

Innings: 45
Runs: 861
High score: 65
Average: 26.90
Strike rate: 98.51
Not outs: 13
100s / 50s: 0/2

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 11
Best bowling: 2/11
Average: 31.18
Economy: 5.81
Strike rate: 32.18
Balls: 354
Catches / stumpings: 14
5w / 10w: 0/0

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

The Hundred career (2025)6matches

Batting

Innings: 6
Runs: 52
High score: 21*
Average: 26.00
Strike rate: 113.04
Not outs: 4
100s / 50s: 0/0

Bowling & fielding

Catches / stumpings: 0
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

Northamptonshire and Sunrisers

Debut

County pathway before the Sunrisers Academy

Last listed match

First professional contract in 2023

England Under-19s

Debut

Representative matches in 2023/24

Last listed match

Played both 50-over and T20 age-group cricket

England Women A

Debut

All-formats Australia tour in 2025

Last listed match

First Women's First-Class appearance

Essex

Debut

Professional county debut in 2025

Last listed match

Contract extended through 2028

England Women

Debut

ODI debut on 10 May 2026

Last listed match

Second ODI on 17 May 2026

The Hundred

Debut

Six matches for Trent Rockets in 2025

Last listed match

Featured for Southern Brave in 2026

Career achievements

Career achievements and milestones

Scored an unbeaten 73 and took 2/36 in Essex's 2025 win over Lancashire.
Selected for England A's all-formats tour of Australia in 2025.
Made her England Women's ODI debut on 10 May 2026 and took her maiden wicket.
Scored a career-best 120 not out for Essex against Somerset in 2026.
Reached 1,495 Women's List A runs and 50 wickets in the current career snapshot.
Signed an Essex contract extension through 2028 and represented Southern Brave in 2026.

Reader questions

Jodi Grewcock FAQ

How old is Jodi Grewcock?

Jodi Grewcock was born on 30 December 2004 and was 21 years old on 30 August 2026.

What is Jodi Grewcock's full name?

Her full name is Jodi Louise Grewcock.

Where was Jodi Grewcock born?

She was born in Leicester, England.

What is Jodi Grewcock's playing role?

She is an all-rounder who bats left-handed and bowls right-arm leg-spin.

When did Jodi Grewcock make her England debut?

She made her Women's ODI debut against New Zealand at Chester-le-Street on 10 May 2026.

What is Jodi Grewcock's highest score?

Her current Women's List A high score is 120 not out, made for Essex against Somerset in 2026.

How many List A runs and wickets does Jodi Grewcock have?

The reviewed August 2026 snapshot contains 1,495 runs and 50 wickets from 57 Women's List A matches.

Which Hundred teams has Jodi Grewcock played for?

She represented Trent Rockets in 2025 and Southern Brave in 2026.

How much was Jodi Grewcock's 2026 Hundred value?

The Hundred published a £30,000 value beside her Southern Brave selection for the 2026 competition.

What is Jodi Grewcock's net worth?

No audited public source establishes her net worth or total earnings, so speculative estimates are not treated as fact.

Conclusion

Jodi Grewcock's career has progressed through a clear sequence: county and academy development, a first professional contract, England Under-19 and A-team cricket, a productive move to Essex and a senior ODI debut. Her unbeaten 120 and current 50-wicket List A record show that the all-rounder label is supported by output, not just potential.

At 21, she has a contract through 2028 and experience with England, Essex, Trent Rockets and Southern Brave. The strongest next chapter will be written by repeat performances and official selections, while private finances and relationships remain outside the evidence-led cricket record.