Adam Lyth,

Adam Lyth is an cricketer who plays for the team . Adam Lyth was born on Sep 25, 1987; and as of 2026, is 39 years old. Adam Lyth is a batter from England and bats left handed. In Test career to date, Adam Lyth has played 7 matches to date in Test career and has scored 265 runs, with an average of 20.38. Adam Lyth has hit 40 fours and 1 sixes in Test career.On Jan 1970, played recent Test match against at , scoring runs off balls. In Adam Lyth's ODI career, has played matches to date in Odi career and has scored 0 runs, with an average of . Adam Lyth has hit 0 fours and sixes in Odi career.One of recent Odi matches took place in Jan 1970 at , where contributed runs off balls. Adam Lyth has played matches to date in T20 career and has scored 0 runs, with an average of . Adam Lyth has hit 0 fours and sixes in T20 career.In most recent T20 match against at , which took place in Jan 1970, Adam Lyth contributed runs off balls to team's total.

Batter

Adam Lyth

Born Sep 25, 1987 (39)

Birth Place England

Role Batter

Batting Style Left Handed

Bowling Style Off break

Adam Lyth ICC Rankings

Recent Matches

Test

England vs Australia

Aug 20, 2015

The Oval, London

Batting Career Summary

	MAT	NO	Runs	HS	AVG	SR	100s	50	4s	6s	CT	ST
TEST	7	0	265	107	20.38	50.09	1	0	40	1	8	0

Bowling Career Summary

	MAT	Wkts	AVG	ECON	Best	5w	10w
TEST	7	0	-	0.00	0/0	0	0

Adam Lyth's International Debut

TEST

May 21, 2015

For:England

Vs:New Zealand

Venue:Lord's Cricket Ground, London

Teams Represented

England International

England A Former Yorkshire Active England Under-19 Active Perth Scorchers Former England Lions Active Rangpur Riders Former Marylebone Cricket Club Active Bangla Tigers Former Maratha Arabians Former Multan Sultans Former Northern Warriors Former UAE Bulls Former Sunrisers Leeds Former Trent Rockets Former Desert Vipers Former Gulf Giants Former Janakpur Royals Active

Player Biography

Nicknamed “Peanut”, Adam Lyth emerged as one of Yorkshire’s classic top order batsman when he made his first-class debut in 2007. He has represented England in their Under-19 sides as well. A left-handed batsman and an occasional off break bowler, Lyth took just 14 games to get to 645 runs and that helped him gain a three-year contract with Yorkshire. Grade cricket in Adelaide followed and Lyth continued to rise in prominence. However, Lyth suffered shuffling of his batting position under the inept captaincy of Michael Vaughan. It was in 2010 that he showed his true potential, when he almost touched a 1000 runs in the Championship with some heavy scoring and scored his first hundred for the White Roses, coming off just 122 balls. With Andrew Gale’s fresh captaincy, Lyth seemed to flourish. He was part of Yorkshire’s T20 side in their domestic T20 competition in 2012 and was subsequently included in their Champions League T20 squad later that year.

Trophy Cabinet

Wisden Cricketers of the Year

Won 1 time

2015