Shai Hope Stats, and Batting Records
Shai Hope is a top-order batsman representing the West Indies, known for his technical batting, consistency, and ability to perform under pressure across all three formats of the game. His full name is Shai Diego Hope, and he began his international cricket career in 2015.
Although Shai Hope has delivered strong performances in all formats, his best format is considered to be ODIs, where he maintains an average above 50. This consistency has provided long-term stability to the West Indies batting lineup, particularly in the middle order.
Recently, against England, he scored back-to-back centuries, drawing significant attention for both West Indies cricket and the global cricketing community.
His standout performances include scoring two centuries in a single ODI series, multiple match-winning innings, and regular contributions in high-pressure situations.
| Player Info | International Stats |
| Full Name: Shai Diego Hope Born: November 10, 1993 Age: 32 Years Role: Wicket-keeper Batter / Captain ICC Rank: #8 (ODI Batting)#12 (T20I Batting) IPL 2026 Status: Sold to Gujarat Titans (₹2 Cr) | ODI: Runs: 6,113 | Average: 50.52 • 100s: 19 | High Score: 170 T20I: Runs: 1,403 | SR: 137.68 • 100s: 1 (102* vs AUS, July 2025) Recent Best (Feb, 2026): 61* on 44 balls again Nepal in Worldcup League match. |
| Major News: Shai Hope smashed a league-record 118 in the SA20, proving his evolution into a T20 powerhouse. | |
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Shai Hope International Stats
Over the past some time, Shai Hope has increased his focus on ODI and T20 formats along with Test cricket. One major reason for this is the lack of experienced players in the West Indies squad, especially in limited-overs cricket. As a result, Shai Hope plays a key role in anchoring the middle order and helping the team build competitive totals on the scoreboard.
In the T20 World Cup 2026 as well, Shai Hope will be captaining the West Indies, and it is expected that he will continue his strong performances and guide the team toward qualification for the Super Eight stage.
| Format | Matches | Runs | Average | SR | 100s / 50s | High Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tests | 46 | 2,260 | 26.58 | 43.64 | 4 / 6 | 147 |
| ODIs | 148 | 6,113 | 50.52 | 79.81 | 19 / 30 | 170 |
| T20Is | 64 | 1,610 | 30.22 | 138 | 1 / 11 | 102* |
