66 Facts About Alex Hales

1. Alex Hales was born in England on a Tuesday, January 3, 1989.

2. Alex Hales is to have a scan on his damaged left shoulder after injury ruled him out of the remainder of the Bangladesh Premier League.

3. Alex Hales could be a doubt for the one-day leg of England's tour of the Caribbean—their last opportunity to fine-tune their squad selection for the forthcoming World Cup—after being ruled out of the rest of the BPL with a shoulder injury.

4. Alex Hales was declared the Player of the Match for his quickfire century.

5. AB De Villiers and Alex Hales controlled the situation with a master-class batting performance after losing two early wickets and chased down the 187-run target brilliantly with both batsmen remaining unbeaten.

6. On 25 January 2019 Alex Hales struck his first BPL century off 47 balls for the Rangpur Riders.

7. In May 2015, Alex Hales hit six consecutive sixes across two overs on the opening day of the NatWest t20 Blast in his 86 not out against Birmingham.

8. On 1 December 2018, Alex Hales hit a record 87 not out off just 32 balls playing for Maratha Arabians.

9. Alex Hales played in all three T20 games against New Zealand, now batting with his county team mate Michael Lumb.

10. Ben Stokes and Alex Hales were charged by the England and Wales Cricket Board with bringing the game into disrepute, a decision announced by the independent Cricket Discipline Commission.

11. Alex Hales finally earned his ODI cap for England in August 2014 against India and his Test cap recently in December 2015 against South Africa, thus becoming a complete cricketer and shedding his T20 specialist tag for good.

12. Alex Hales is an explosive top-order batsman who plays for England.

13. Alex Hales debuted for England in T20Is in 2011, smashing a 48-ball 62* in his second match.

14. Alex Hales became a nationwide sensation in 2005, when he was a 16-year-old at Chesham High School.

15. Alex Hales became a regular member of the ODI side after the World Cup.

16. Alex Hales was overlooked for the start of England's 2015 World Cup campaign and did not play until the must-win game against Bangladesh.

17. Alex Hales made his long-awaited ODI debut in the 2014 home series against India.

18. Alex Hales was awarded the man of the match award after scoring 99 before losing his wicket to a yorker bowled by Ravi Rampaul with the game almost won.

19. Alex Hales was born on 3rd January 1989 in London, England.

20. Alex Hales was born on January 3, 1989 in Hillingdon near London in England.

21. Alex Hales was required to undertake "appropriate training" at his own cost.

22. Alex Hales was out for just eleven in the second innings as England secured a nine wicket victory.

23. Alex Hales made 20 in the semi-final against New Zealand as England booked their place in the final, but he was out for just one against the West Indies as England finished as runners-up.

24. Alex Hales continued this great form in the third ODI scoring 65 off 73 balls in a losing effort.

25. Alex Hales was out for 18 in the second innings, as England went onto secure a seven wicket victory.

26. Alex Hales came into the side for the ODI series, and made in ten as England lost their opening game.

27. Alex Hales made 27 as England won the one off T20 match between the two sides.

28. Alex Hales scored 20 in the first match, but England went on to win by 210 runs.

29. Alex Hales played in the final game against Afghanistan, making 37 as England won the match by nine wickets.

30. Alex Hales made 27 as England lost the game to go out of the tournament.

31. Alex Hales started well, making scores of 42 and 40 in his first two games although England went on to lose them both.

32. Alex Hales was then selected in the limited overs tour of West Indies, where he was expected to play in his first ODI.

33. On 29 August 2009, Alex Hales hit the top score in the Pro40 2009, 150 off 102 balls for Nottinghamshire against Worcestershire at Trent Bridge.

34. Alex Hales made his List A debut in a rain-affected match against Leicestershire in May 2008 and his first-class debut against Somerset in September 2008.

35. Alex Hales is the first batsman to be dismissed for 99 in an ODI and a T20I.

36. Alex Hales is the first and to date only English batsman to score a T20I century.

37. Alex Hales made his One Day International debut against India in August 2014 and his Test cricket debut against South Africa in December 2015.

38. Alex Hales is a right-handed opening batsman who currently plays for Nottinghamshire and the England cricket team.

39. Alex Hales was expected to continue his partnership with Cook ahead of the one-day international series, but the Nottinghamshire batsman has been told by the.

40. Alex Hales was left out of the team for Cook's side's first warm-up match against Sri Lanka A in favour of Moeen Ali.

41. Alex Hales made his IPL debut against Rajasthan Royals on 29th April 2018 and scored 45.

42. On 14 March 2015, Alex Hales signed for Mumbai Indians for the final match of the regular season and the knockout stages replacing injured Corey Anderson.

43. Alex Hales missed the first two matches against the West Indies through injury, but returned in the final game, making 110 as England made 328 and won by 186 runs.

44. Alex Hales top-scored for England with 37 in the only T20I between the two sides, but England lost by nine wickets.

45. In the third ODI Alex Hales achieved the highest ever individual ODI score posting 171 during the third ODI against Pakistan on his home soil at Trent Bridge.

46. Alex Hales made just 4 in the first ODI against Sri Lanka, as the match ended in a tie, with both teams posting 286.

47. Alex Hales made a score of 28 in England's opening game defeat against the West Indies, before making 17 in a historic run chase against South Africa.

48. In the first ODI, Alex Hales scored 57 off just 47 balls to put behind the poor Test series.

49. In a high scoring second Test, Alex Hales made 60 in the first innings but was dismissed for just five in the second.

50. In the only T20 between the two sides, Alex Hales made just three, but England went on to win the game by five runs.

51. In the fourth ODI Alex Hales scored 67 off 38 balls as England won by seven wickets.

52. Alex Hales was included in the squad for the five-ODI series at home against New Zealand.

53. Alex Hales was overlooked for the start of England's World Cup campaign and did not play until the must-win game against Bangladesh.

54. Alex Hales kept his place in the team for Peter Moores first game in charge of the T20 side against Sr Lanka.

55. Alex Hales was less effective in the away series in Australia, scoring 22, 16 and 6.

56. Alex Hales made 94 in the second match against Australia, as he consolidated his position at the top of the ICC player rankings.

57. In the return series Alex Hales made 39 before the final match was abandoned.

58. Alex Hales played in all three T20 games against New Zealand, now batting with his county teammate Michael Lumb.

59. Alex Hales is the only batsman to be dismissed for 99 in a T20I innings.

60. Alex Hales played in both games against South Africa, making scores of 11 in both innings, although he remained unbeaten in the second as the match was rained off.

61. In May 2015, Alex Hales hit six sixes across two overs on the opening day of the NatWest t20 Blast in his 86 not out against Birmingham.

62. In July 2011, Alex Hales made a century for Nottinghamshire in the county championship, a score that, according to Cricinfo marked him as "beginning to warrant the attention of the England selectors": it was the second century of his first-class career.

63. Alex Hales is the first and up to date only English batsman to score a T20I century.

64. Alex Hales has not played all the ODI matches so he will definitely want to prove his worth in this T20I.

65. Alex Hales continued his barren tour when lbw for just four.

66. Alex Hales has modelled his game on Marcus Trescothick, the Nottinghamshire batsman has revealed.