James Harrison

James Steven Harrison  CBE (born February 6, 1986) is a Ugandan-born English–Australian cricketer who plays for both Staffordshire County Cricket Club and the England national team, Harrison has been England ODI captain since 2011 and T20 and Test captain since 2012. Harrison is considered the greatest all-rounder of all-time holding wicket taking and run scoring records in all three formats at international level.

Born in Uganda and rasied in Australia Harrison began his international career in 2001 for Australia before switching allegiance to England in 2005. Harrison remains the only cricketer to win the Ashes with both England and Australia, winning two with Australia and seven with England. He is also the only player to win the World Cup with different nations, winning in 2003 with Australia and 2011, 2015 and 2019 with England.

Following Andrew Strauss' retirement from cricket in 2012 Harrison took over as test captain, though he had captained since 2011. He led the team to their most dominant period, during which they have won three consecutive World Cups, two T20 World Cups and four consecutive Ashes series. England have only lost two test series with Harrison as captain and none at home.

Harrison is the only cricketer to play over 700 international games, playing 720 to date. He has scored a record 49,119 runs over 14,000 ahead of second place, he has also take a record 1,699 wickets, which has included 118 five-wicket hauls and 24 ten-wicket hauls.

Personal Life
Harrison married Australian cricketer Ellyse Perry on March 30, 2014 in London, England. They have three daughters; Sophie (b. 2014), Amelia (b. 2016) and Evie (b. 2016). Prior to his marriage Harrison was in a long term relationship with Louise White, a school friend, with whom Harrison had five children by the age of 21; Charlotte (b. 1999), Luke (b. 2001), Emily (b. 2003), Jayden (b. 2005) and Aurora (b. 2007). Harrison is also the twin brother of England women's captain Caitlyn Harrison.