Dom Sibley is an English cricketer. He was born on 5th September 1995 in Surrey. He is a right-hand opening batsman and leg-break bowler.

He is called an old-fashioned batsman who loves to bat the whole day. The key strength in his batting is patience, determination, and technical correctness.

Dom Sibley made his debut in first-class cricket for Surrey in the First Division County Championship match against Somerset but failed to draw attention, being out for 10 in the first innings and 12 in the second innings. But none could guess that Sibley would burst in his third first-class match. He was still a school student at Whitgift School at that time. Sibley struck a double century against Yorkshire at the age of 18 years to become the youngest double-centurion in the history of the County Championship. Sibley batted for full four days in the four-day match, being out for 242 by Ryan Sidebottom. In August 2017, Sibley joined Warwickshire, refusing Surrey's proposal offer for a three-year contract. Sibley continued showing potential in the County Championship, being the only man to have scored 100 runs in the first division County championship. He scored 1324 with five centuries and five half-centuries, recording an impressive average of 69.68. Sibley has scored 5078 runs in 82 first-class matches at an average of 40.62 including 15 centuries and 23 fifties where his top score has been 244. He also has scored 416 runs from 22 List ‘A’ matches including one century.

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Dom Sibley made his debut in Test cricket in 2019 against New Zealand. Sibley scored 22 in the first innings off 63 deliveries while got out for only 12 off 62 deliveries in the second innings. Sibley, nicknamed ‘The Fridge’ was criticized initially that he was not fit to shoulder on the physical and psychological pressure of the five-day game. But he was able to score his maiden century in a Test against South Africa in 2020. That was the first century by an England batsman at Newlands since Jack Hobbs made it in 1910. Sibley has scored 748 runs in 14 Tests at an average of 33.61 including two centuries and the best score of unbeaten 133 so far. Incidentally, Dom Sibley who has been part of England's playing eleven in the ongoing Test series against India is batting with 31 off 119 deliveries. England however, electing to bat after winning the toss, is 81 for 2.

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Dom Sibley, who has not yet played in One Day International and Twenty20 Internationals, has participated in Twenty20 domestic matches and scored 859 runs in 35 matches including his highest score of unbeaten 74.

Sibley is the youngest double-centurion in the history of the County Championship.