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One of England's most experienced short-form bowlers, Richard Gleeson brings a rare combination of pace, accuracy and big-match temperament to the ETPL. The right-arm fast-medium bowler announced himself on the international stage in spectacular fashion, taking 3/15 on his T20I debut against India in 2022, dismissing Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant in a remarkable opening spell.
Gleeson's rise is particularly notable given that he made his professional debut at 27 and his international debut at 34, developing into a formidable T20 specialist through years of domestic and franchise cricket. His ability to generate genuine pace while maintaining disciplined lines makes him a dangerous option across different phases of an innings.
With extensive experience across franchise competitions and the English domestic game, Gleeson offers the kind of proven short-format expertise that can make a real difference in pressure situations. His ability to strike with the new ball while remaining effective later in the innings make him one of the ETPL's most potent bowling weapons.
England
Right Handed
Right arm Fast medium
02/12/1987
Amsterdam Flames
Bowler