England archive · Cricket · 1990–2003
Alec Stewart
Alec Stewart, born in Merton Park on 8 April 1963, played for England from 1989 to 2003. His 8,463 Test runs rank fourth on England's all-time list and his 133 Test caps fifth, while his 4,677 ODI runs place him sixth among England's one-day run-scorers. He played 170 ODIs in all.
Stewart was named in England's squad for four Cricket World Cups: 1992, when England finished runners-up, 1996 (quarter-finals), 1999, when he captained the side and England went out in the pool stage, and 2003 (pool stage). His England career ended in 2003.
Stewart was named in England's squad for four Cricket World Cups: 1992, when England finished runners-up, 1996 (quarter-finals), 1999, when he captained the side and England went out in the pool stage, and 2003 (pool stage). His England career ended in 2003.
Internationals303
International runs13,140
England legacy
No.4 on England's all-time test runs list
Player file
At a glance
- Born8 April 1963
- BirthplaceMerton Park
- Test runs8,463 No.4 all-time
- ODI runs4,677 No.6 all-time
- Test caps133 No.5 all-time
Major tournaments
1992 ICC Cricket World Cup1996 ICC Cricket World Cup1999 ICC Cricket World Cup2000 ICC Champions Trophy2002 ICC Champions Trophy2003 ICC Cricket World Cup
Career by format
Alec Stewart in Tests and ODIs
| Format | Matches | Runs | Highest | Batting avg | Wickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tests | 133 | 8,463 | 190 | 39.54 | 0 |
| ODIs | 170 | 4,677 | 116 | 31.60 | 0 |
| All internationals | 303 | 13,140 | 0 |
Highest scores, averages and best bowling are shown for the formats in which Alec Stewart is on England's all-time records lists.