Chris Jordan orchestrated a significant transformation in his career trajectory following his departure from Surrey at the conclusion of the 2012 domestic season. This versatile seam bowler and allrounder sought a fresh start with Sussex and promptly left a lasting imprint on the team. His outstanding performances earned him his maiden one-day international cap in September 2014 when he represented England against Australia. His consistent showings in ODIs and Twenty20s further propelled him into the Test arena, making his Test debut in June 2014. Throughout 2014, Jordan’s performances in limited-overs formats, including a noteworthy 5-29 against Sri Lanka at Old Trafford, solidified his place in the squad for the tour of Sri Lanka in November 2014, during which he played an instrumental role by capturing ten wickets in five matches. His remarkable slip-catching skills came to the fore during England’s tour of the West Indies in April 2015, accompanied by an additional six wickets from three matches. With these accomplishments, Jordan secured a place with the Adelaide Strikers for BBL|06.
