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Mia Rogers: Age, 66*, Stats & Wicketkeeping Career

Mia Rogers is an English wicketkeeper-batter contracted by Durham through the end of the 2027 season and selected by Manchester Super Giants in the 2026 Hundred wildcard draft. Born on 29 January 2002, she was 24 on 30 August 2026. Her breakthrough professional season came with Durham in 2025: an unbeaten 66 against Essex became her maiden professional half-century, while six Vitality Blast stumpings established her value behind the stumps. Her full career record through the available 2026 cutoff stood at 375 runs from 27 Women's List A matches and 754 runs from 70 Women's T20 matches.

By StumpScope Cricket Desk · Edited by StumpScope Editorial Team

Right-handedNo regular bowling style recorded (wicketkeeper-batter) bowlerBorn 29 January 2002

Current squadManchester Super GiantsThe Hundred · 2026 wildcard squad selection; no appearance recorded

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Full nameMia Elizabeth Wright Rogers

Age24As of 30 August 2026

Date of birth29 January 2002Buckinghamshire, England

Batting styleRight-handed

Bowling styleNo regular bowling style recorded (wicketkeeper-batter)

Career overview

Mia Rogers cricket career

Born on 29 January 2002 in Buckinghamshire; age 24 on 30 August 2026.

Right-handed wicketkeeper-batter with no regular bowling role recorded.

Progressed from Henley and Berkshire to Sunrisers, then Durham's professional squad.

Made an unbeaten 66 against Essex for her maiden professional half-century in 2025.

Completed six stumpings in the 2025 Vitality Blast, including three against Somerset.

Selected by Manchester Super Giants in 2026, but the competition profile recorded no appearance.

Career story

Mia Rogers career and playing journey

Who is Mia Rogers?

Mia Elizabeth Wright Rogers is an English right-handed wicketkeeper-batter. She plays domestic cricket for Durham and was selected by Manchester Super Giants for The Hundred in 2026.

Her career began in the Berkshire pathway and moved through county, regional and professional cricket. She has not played senior international cricket for England, so her domestic record, Hundred squad place and age-group lacrosse background must remain separate from any claim about an England cricket cap.

Mia Rogers' age, full name and birthplace

Rogers was born on 29 January 2002 in Buckinghamshire, England. She was 24 years old on 30 August 2026, and her full name is Mia Elizabeth Wright Rogers.

The birth date aligns across Durham, Sunrisers and established statistical records. Buckinghamshire is the published birthplace; it should not be expanded into a current address or used to infer where she lives now.

What is Mia Rogers' playing role?

Rogers is a wicketkeeper-batter who bats right-handed. Her value comes from batting in the middle order and completing catches and stumpings behind the wicket rather than from a documented bowling role.

Current player records do not list a regular bowling style. That is not an empty biography field: it reflects her specialist role. Catches and stumpings are recorded separately because the two dismissals involve different actions and cannot be combined into a bowling total.

Starting at Henley and Berkshire

Rogers began playing cricket at Henley Cricket Club and entered the Berkshire pathway at a young age. Berkshire says she progressed from its Under-11 programme before making her senior county debut in 2017.

She went on to represent Berkshire's first team 56 times, with her most recent appearance in 2024. That county record sits alongside, rather than inside, her later professional Durham totals because the competitions and levels are not identical.

The 2017 Berkshire debut

Rogers made her Berkshire senior debut against Kent in 2017. She was 15, making the appearance the first clear marker in her adult county chronology.

The debut preceded the regional professional structure introduced in 2020. It therefore belongs to the county pathway that developed her wicketkeeping and batting, not to a retrospective claim that every match from 2017 onward was professional cricket.

A county T20 title in 2019

Berkshire won Division 3A of the Women's Twenty20 Cup in 2019 with Rogers in the side. Her tournament contribution included 25 runs and two stumpings.

The achievement is a team title at county level. It should not be described as a national professional championship or added to her later Durham Blast statistics, even though both competitions use a short-format structure.

Wycombe Abbey and the first Sunrisers opportunity

Rogers attended Wycombe Abbey from 2013 to 2020. In September 2020 the school announced that she had joined Sunrisers for the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy, the new regional 50-over competition.

She described the opportunity as her first experience of professional sport and linked it to the changing structure of English women's cricket. The announcement also records Henley as her earliest club and explains that cricket training took place largely outside school before a girls' club was re-established there.

Professional debut for Sunrisers

Rogers made her professional debut for Sunrisers against Western Storm in 2020. Durham's signing announcement later recorded eight List A and 12 T20 appearances during her time in the Sunrisers set-up.

Those figures describe her regional professional spell, not her complete career. Berkshire county matches, the later Durham record and a short Middlesex appearance all sit outside that Sunrisers-only count.

What did Rogers do for Berkshire in 2022 and 2023?

Rogers led Berkshire's Women's County T20 run-scoring in 2022 with 174 runs. The campaign included 50 not out from 35 balls against Shropshire, her first county T20 half-century.

She led the county again in 2023, scoring 93 runs across three matches with another fifty. These county performances help explain her continued pathway value, but her current overall WT20 high score of 51 not out comes from the full career record and should not be confused with a separate international statistic.

Durham University and leadership experience

Rogers studied at Durham University and captained the university women's side. Durham highlighted that leadership experience when announcing her first club contract in February 2025.

University cricket added another development environment rather than a new professional format. Her published cricket biography does not support turning the captaincy into a claim that she captained Durham's professional team or Manchester Super Giants.

Signing with Durham in 2025

Durham signed Rogers on a two-year rookie deal beginning on 1 March 2025 and initially running through the end of 2026. The club described her as a wicketkeeper-batter who would add batting depth and competition behind the stumps.

Rogers called it her first full-time professional cricket contract. That wording distinguishes the deal from her earlier regional opportunity with Sunrisers and gives the 2025 move a clear place in the growth of her career.

The unbeaten 66 against Essex

Rogers scored 66 not out against Essex on 14 May 2025, her maiden professional half-century. Durham chased the target with six wickets and 70 balls remaining.

She and Mady Villiers rebuilt from 55 for three in a 98-run stand. Villiers made 46, while Rogers completed her fifty with six fours and stayed to the end. The innings remains her Women's List A high score in the current career record.

Why the 66 was a genuine breakthrough

The innings did more than lift a career-best number. It came during Durham's first season in the new Tier 1 structure, in a successful chase after early wickets had placed the team under pressure.

Calling it a breakthrough is supported by the club's later contract extension, which singled out the 66 as her maiden professional fifty. It was not her first fifty at every level—she had already made county T20 half-centuries for Berkshire—so the professional scope is essential.

Three stumpings against Somerset

Rogers completed three stumpings as Durham beat Somerset by six runs on 4 July 2025. The dismissals included Bex Odgers off Katie Levick and Amanda-Jade Wellington off Sophie Turner late in the chase.

Durham defended 154 for four by restricting Somerset to 148 for seven. The three stumpings are a match-specific wicketkeeping achievement; the bowlers still receive the wickets in their own figures, while Rogers receives the stumpings in her fielding record.

Six stumpings in the 2025 Blast

Across her first Durham Vitality Blast season, Rogers completed six stumpings. The Somerset match supplied half of that total and became the clearest single-game example of her glovework.

A stumpings total does not include catches, run-outs or batting contributions. Durham used the six-dismissal figure when extending her contract, showing that the club evaluated her wicketkeeping impact across the campaign rather than on the unbeaten 66 alone.

T20 batting against Surrey

Rogers made 25 from 20 balls against Surrey at The Oval on 8 June 2025. She helped Durham recover from 29 for three to 141 for five, alongside Hollie Armitage and Bess Heath.

Surrey won by nine wickets, so the cameo belongs in a defeat rather than a victory narrative. It still provides useful evidence of Rogers contributing under pressure in a senior T20 match, without overstating a 25 as a career-defining innings.

The Geelong winter in Australia

Rogers spent the 2025-26 English winter playing club cricket for Geelong in Victoria. Durham reported an 85 and three catches in a 34-run win over Melbourne, followed by another fifty against Prahran.

Her Durham profile later summarized three fifties from seven matches in Australia. These are club-cricket performances, not additions to the English Women's List A or Women's T20 career tables unless the matches carry the relevant official classification.

Contract extension through 2027

Durham extended Rogers' contract by one year after her 2025 season, keeping her at the club through the end of 2027. The announcement described it as her first full professional contract extension.

The deal confirms Durham's medium-term commitment, but it does not guarantee selection in every fixture or disclose salary. Rogers remained part of the professional squad while continuing to compete for wicketkeeping and batting opportunities.

An 80 for Durham's Second XI in 2026

Rogers scored 80 from 48 balls for Durham Women Second XI against Yorkshire on 11 June 2026. She hit 12 fours and one six and helped the side reach 173 for seven after it had slipped to 57 for five.

Yorkshire chased the target with six wickets remaining, so the innings came in defeat. It is also a Second XI performance and does not replace her senior WT20 high score of 51 not out in the official career aggregate.

Manchester Super Giants wildcard selection

Manchester Super Giants selected Rogers in the 2026 Vitality Wildcard Draft. The Hundred described the wildcard stage as a way for teams to reward form in the men's and women's Vitality Blast competitions.

The selection placed her in the completed Manchester squad and made her a first-time Hundred entrant. Berkshire also marked the pick as a milestone for its pathway, linking the franchise opportunity back to her county development.

Did Mia Rogers play in The Hundred in 2026?

The official Hundred player page recorded zero matches, runs and balls faced after the 2026 competition. The safe conclusion is that Rogers was selected in the squad but did not make a playing appearance.

Squad membership and match participation are different facts. Her profile can link from the Manchester team directory, but no Hundred runs, catches or stumpings should be inferred or merged into her career from a selection announcement alone.

Mia Rogers' Women's List A statistics

Through the available 2026 career cutoff, Rogers had played 27 Women's List A matches and batted 22 times. She scored 375 runs with four not-outs, averaged 20.83 and held a high score of 66 not out.

Her strike rate was 73.09, with three fifties and no hundred. The wicketkeeping line recorded 12 catches and four stumpings. The totals cover Berkshire, Sunrisers, Durham and a Middlesex appearance where classified in the format.

Mia Rogers' Women's T20 statistics

Rogers' Women's T20 record stood at 70 matches, 59 innings and 754 runs. She had 13 not-outs, an average of 16.39, two fifties and a high score of 51 not out.

Behind the stumps, the career record listed 16 catches and 22 stumpings. Those 38 dismissals illustrate why her playing role is wicketkeeper-batter even when match reports often focus first on a batting milestone.

Mia Rogers' records and achievements

Rogers' documented milestones include a 2019 county T20 divisional title with Berkshire, leading Berkshire's T20 run-scoring in 2022 and 2023, and signing her first full-time Durham deal in 2025.

At professional level, the unbeaten 66, six Blast stumpings, three stumpings in one match and contract extension through 2027 are the strongest markers. The 2026 Hundred wildcard pick added a franchise squad achievement, while the official zero-match record prevents it being described as a playing debut.

Mia Rogers records

Mia Rogers career statistics and records

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

Women's List A career through 202627matches

Batting

Innings: 22
Runs: 375
High score: 66*
Average: 20.83
Strike rate: 73.09
Not outs: 4
100s / 50s: 0/3

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 0
Wickets: 0
Balls: 0
Catches / stumpings: 12 catches / 4 stumpings
5w / 10w: 0/0

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

Women's T20 career through 202670matches

Batting

Innings: 59
Runs: 754
High score: 51*
Average: 16.39
Not outs: 13
100s / 50s: 0/2

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 0
Wickets: 0
Balls: 0
Catches / stumpings: 16 catches / 22 stumpings
5w / 10w: 0/0

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

The Hundred 20260matches

Batting

Innings: 0
Runs: 0
Not outs: 0
100s / 50s: 0/0

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 0
Wickets: 0
Balls: 0
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

Berkshire

Debut

Senior county debut against Kent in 2017

Last listed match

56 appearances through the most recent 2024 season

Sunrisers

Debut

Professional debut against Western Storm in 2020

Last listed match

Eight List A and 12 T20 appearances in the regional set-up

Durham

Debut

Full-time contract began on 1 March 2025

Last listed match

Contract extended through the end of 2027

Manchester Super Giants

Debut

Selected in the 2026 Vitality Wildcard Draft

Last listed match

Official competition page recorded zero appearances

Career achievements

Career achievements and milestones

Made her Berkshire senior debut at 15 in 2017.
Led Berkshire's Women's County T20 run-scoring in 2022 and 2023.
Scored an unbeaten 66 against Essex for her maiden professional half-century.
Completed six stumpings in Durham's 2025 Vitality Blast season.
Made three stumpings in a six-run win over Somerset.
Earned a Durham contract extension through 2027 and a 2026 Hundred wildcard selection.

Reader questions

Mia Rogers FAQ

How old is Mia Rogers?

Mia Rogers was born on 29 January 2002 and was 24 years old on 30 August 2026.

What is Mia Rogers' full name?

Her full name is Mia Elizabeth Wright Rogers.

Where is Mia Rogers from?

She was born in Buckinghamshire and developed through Henley Cricket Club and the Berkshire pathway.

What is Mia Rogers' playing role?

She is a right-handed wicketkeeper-batter. Current player records do not list a regular bowling role.

What is Mia Rogers' highest professional score?

Her highest Women's List A score is 66 not out, made for Durham against Essex in May 2025.

How many stumpings did Mia Rogers make in the 2025 Blast?

She completed six stumpings, including three in Durham's six-run win over Somerset.

How long is Mia Rogers contracted to Durham?

Durham extended her deal through the end of the 2027 season.

Which Hundred team selected Mia Rogers?

Manchester Super Giants selected her in the 2026 Vitality Wildcard Draft.

Did Mia Rogers play in The Hundred in 2026?

The official competition player page recorded zero matches, so the squad selection did not become a playing appearance.

What is Mia Rogers' net worth?

No dependable public source establishes her net worth, total earnings or current salary.

Conclusion

Mia Rogers' career is a clear pathway story: Henley and Berkshire, a first regional opportunity with Sunrisers, then a full-time Durham contract. Her 2025 unbeaten 66 and six-stumping Blast campaign supplied the senior performances that turned development promise into a contract through 2027.

The 2026 Hundred pick was another step, but not yet a match record. That distinction matters. Rogers' established career currently rests on 375 Women's List A runs, 754 Women's T20 runs and 38 T20 wicketkeeping dismissals, while future appearances must be added only when completed scorecards support them.