Middlesex Cricket can today announce that wicketkeeper-batter Jack Davies has retired from professional cricket.<\/p>\n
Davies, now 26, joined the Middlesex Elite Player Group from Berkshire in the winter of 2016\/17 and the following summer made both his Under-17 and Second Eleven debuts for Middlesex and went on to make twenty-three Second Eleven appearances for the club across all formats that summer.<\/p>\n
In December 2017, Davies earned himself a call-up to the England Under-19 set-up for their series in South Africa, before then being selected in England\u2019s Under-19 World Cup squad for the tournament in New Zealand in January.<\/p>\n
His breakthrough season came in the summer of 2020 when he made his first-class debut for Middlesex in the Bob Willis Trophy, against Kent in Canterbury. Later that season, he made his T20 debut for the club, featuring in four Vitality Blast matches. He made his List A debut for Middlesex in 2021, featuring five times in the Royal London Cup and scoring 164 runs at an average of 32.8.<\/p>\n
When John Simpson left the club at the end of 2023, Davies was entrusted with the gloves and featured in all fourteen of Middlesex\u2019s County Championship fixtures that season. Opportunities became more limited for Davies during 2025, and he has been unable to regain his place as the club\u2019s gloveman since that time.<\/p>\n
Since making his debut, Davies has featured over 100 times for Middlesex across all three formats, scoring over 2,000 runs and claiming 88 dismissals as a wicketkeeper.<\/p>\n