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Tom Aspinwall, England Under-19

All Rounder

England Under-19

Tom Aspinwall

Thomas Henry Aspinwall

Born Mar 13, 2004 (22)

Birth Place England

Role All Rounder

Batting Style Right Handed

Bowling Style Right-arm medium

Tom Aspinwall ICC Rankings

Recent Matches

Batting Career Summary

	MAT	NO	Runs	HS	AVG	SR	100s	50	4s	6s	CT	ST

Bowling Career Summary

	MAT	Wkts	AVG	ECON	Best	5w	10w

Teams Represented

England Under-19 International

England Active Lancashire Active Manchester Super Giants Former Welsh Fire Active County Select XI Active Lancashire CCC Active Gujranwala Giants Active Ajman Titans Active

Player Biography

Tom Aspinwall is a seam-bowling all-rounder who has risen through Lancashire's academy after growing up playing cricket in Cumbria. He first came into the spotlight as part of England's run to the final of the 2022 Under-19 World Cup, impressing with his pace, lower-order hitting and athleticism in the field.

Aspinwall broke into Lancashire's senior side in 2023 and quickly made an impact in the One-Day Cup, picking up 10 wickets in eight matches, including a four-wicket haul against Middlesex at Lord's. He also showed his batting ability with a top-scoring 47 in the quarter-final, underlining his value as a genuine all-rounder. His progress continued in 2024 with a first-class debut in the County Championship before he claimed his maiden five-wicket haul against Durham. A few weeks later, he dismantled the same opposition in the T20 Blast with figures of 4 for 18, highlighting his ability to make an impact across formats.

By 2025, Aspinwall had established himself as a regular in Lancashire's first team, contributing with both bat and ball across all formats. His performances also earned him selection for England at the Hong Kong Sixes. Opportunities in The Hundred were limited and, after two seasons with Manchester Super Giants, he made the switch to Welsh Fire.