All Revved up
Matthew Revis notes Andrew Flintoff as his cricketing hero – and you can see why. He even got to work with him in late 2025 and early 2026 following a stunning summer with the bat for Yorkshire.
Revis, aged 24, was named as Yorkshire’s members’ player of the year in 2025 having scored 766 runs in 11 Rothesay County Championship appearances, from the middle order
That included a run of three successive mid-summer centuries; 150, 110 not out and a career best 152 not out against Essex, Surrey and Sussex. He preceded that with 93 not out against champions-to-be Nottinghamshire.
He subsequently toured Australia and Abu Dhabi either side of Christmas with the Lions, under Flintoff’s leadership. He also worked with head coach Flintoff during a brief stint with the Northern Superchargers in August 2025.
Initially, Revis earned his maiden first-team chance opening the batting in County Championship cricket in September 2019, though he has gained more prominence as a genuine all-rounder in recent years.
Revis was 17 at the time he debuted and opened the batting alongside Adam Lyth in a Championship defeat against Kent at Headingley.
That opportunity came a week after he had amassed a brilliant 177 in a second-team fixture against Sussex at Hove.
Revis played a couple of Vitality Blast games towards the end of 2020 and was a regular through the Metro Bank One-Day Cup campaign the following summer, by now showing off his skills as a seamer with good pace having also hit a maiden first-team fifty in a defeat at Somerset.
In 2022, he was a regular member of Yorkshire’s teams across all formats, with his main role coming with the ball rather than the bat. He still performed with both, hitting two Championship fifties in the lower middle order and taking a best of 4-77.
In 2023, he hit two centuries in the County Championship, including a first against Gloucestershire at Headingley in late June – an unbeaten 104 in a draw. In September, he also scored 106 in the second innings of a win over Derbyshire at Scarborough before claiming 5-50 in the first innings of a draw against Glamorgan at Cardiff – his maiden five-wicket haul.
Revis also claimed a hat-trick in a Metro Bank One-Day Cup defeat against Kent at Scarborough, making it a summer to remember.
He then helped Yorkshire gain promotion to Division One of the Championship in 2024, though personally it was a challenging year. He didn’t get the reward for endeavour in the early stages of the summer before missing a good chunk of the second half because of a back stress fracture.
He spent the winter rehabbing ahead of 2025.
Steeton-born, the latter part of Revis’s education came at Sedbergh School – the same path taken by Harry Brook and George Hill. Revis first wore the White Rose in Under 14s and came through the Academy.
He spent the 2023/24 winter playing grade cricket in Australia for the Gold Coast Dolphins.
UPDATED: Feb 2026.
