Jason Roy

RCB vs KKR: Jason Roy slams four sixes off Shahbaz Ahmed's over at Chinnaswamy Stadium; Watch

Jason Roy opened KKR’s innings with N Jagadeesan after they were asked to bat, and the England batter showed some good aggression, getting to his fifty in just 22 deliveries.

IPL 2023: Kolkata Knight Riders sign Jason Roy as replacement for Shreyas Iyer

Kolkata Knight Riders have been dealt a double blow at the start of IPL 2023 with Shreyas Iyer and Shakib Al Hasan out of contention.

Bangladesh vs England: Jason Roy powers visitors to series-clinching victory in second ODI

The victory, giving holders England valuable practice on spinning, low-bounce South Asian pitches before the 50-over World Cup in India later this year, meant that the visitors took the series 2-0 with one match still to play.

AUS vs ENG: Jason Roy returns as England announce squad for ODI series

The three-match series will be played over six days, with matches in Adelaide, Sydney and finishing in Melbourne on November 22.

T20 World Cup 2022: England leave struggling opener Jason Roy out of 15-man squad

The 2010 T20 world champions additionally have named seamers Mark Wood and Chris Woakes, both of whom return from injuries.

Testing times: How fans and cash are pushing cricket into T20 camp

Cricket is changing rapidly. Those who grew up when Test Cricket dominated, shake their heads in dismay and disapproval at the dominance of white-ball cricket. But T20 is here to stay and rule

England vs South Africa: Chris Jordan backs 'match-winner' Jason Roy to recover from slump

Since hitting his 10th ODI century against the non-Test Netherlands in Amstelveen in June, Roy has struggled against the sterner challenge of India and South Africa, with a top score of 43.

Happy Birthday Jason Roy: Some of the best performances by England opener

Jason Roy was born on 21 July 1990 in South Africa’s Durban. His family shifted to England when he was 10.

Watch: Bhuvneshwar Kumar cleans up Jos Buttler for a golden duck with a beauty

Jos Buttler was out first ball during England's 199-run chase. The hosts never got going and fell way short of the target.

Watch: Ball bounces twice, Jos Buttler clobbers it for six in third England-Netherlands ODI

Buttler had earlier obliterated Netherlands in the first game with an unbeaten 162 off just 70 balls, hitting seven fours and 14 sixes as England piled on a record 498/4. With the win in the final match, the team completed a comprehensive 3-0 drubbing of the Dutch side.