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Harrison Carlyon is one of Jersey's most promising young talents, known for his classical batting technique and handy off-spin bowling. Born on January 23, 2001, Carlyon made headlines early in his career when he debuted for Jersey at the age of just 15, becoming one of the youngest players to represent the island at the senior level. A right-hand batsman, Carlyon has grown into a reliable presence at the top of the order. He combines a solid defensive technique with the ability to accelerate when needed, making him well-suited to both T20 and one-day formats. His knack for playing long innings and building partnerships has been vital in many of Jersey’s competitive outings, particularly in ICC World Cup Challenge League and T20 Qualifiers. In addition to his batting, Carlyon contributes with his off-spin bowling. He often bowls in the middle overs, using flight and variation to keep opposition batsmen in check. Though not a frontline bowler, his bowling gives Jersey flexibility and balance in their lineup. One of his most notable achievements came in the ICC Challenge League, where he scored multiple fifties and helped anchor key run chases. His cricketing maturity at such a young age has drawn comparisons to seasoned professionals, and he is widely regarded as a future captain. Off the field, Harrison Carlyon is a dedicated student of the game, known for his discipline and professionalism. He has also been involved in youth coaching initiatives, helping inspire younger players in Jersey’s cricket academies.