Shai Hope Captaincy Record - ODI, Test & T20I

Shai Hope has been a ‘ray of hope’ in an otherwise inconsistent West Indies side. His presence with the bat is worth the weight of gold.

And if that’s not enough, he has also been carrying the responsibility of leading the Men in Maroon.

So here’s a look at Shai Hope’s captaincy record across all formats.

Shai Hope Captaincy Record All Formats

Format	Mat	W	L	T	Win%
Tests	0	0	0	0	0.0
ODIs	54	21	29	2	38.89
T20Is	36	15	19	0	41.67
Overall	90	36	48	2	40.0

Key Insights on Shai Hope’s Captaincy Records in International Cricket

Shai Hope’s ODI Captaincy Records

Hope is one of the eight West Indies captains to win more than 20 ODIs.

His win percentage of around 39 is the ninth-highest by a West Indies captain in ODIs (minimum 10 matches captained).

Hope is one of the six Caribbean skippers to win more than 10 matches at home in ODIs.

Hope is the only West Indies captain to lose an ODI each against Ireland, the Netherlands and Scotland.

Hope became the first West Indies captain to win consecutive bilateral ODI series against England since 1984. He led them to 2-1 series victories against England at home each in 2023 and 2024.

Hope became the third Caribbean skipper to concede a bilateral ODI series whitewash against Australia. His men lost 0-3 on the 2024 Australia tour.

Hope became the first West Indies captain to beat Bangladesh in a bilateral ODI series since 2014. He guided the team to a 3-0 sweep against Bangladesh at home in 2024.

Hope became just the fifth West Indies captain and the first since 1991 to win a bilateral ODI series against Pakistan. He clinched a 2-1 series victory against them at home in 2025.

He became the first Caribbean captain to lose two consecutive bilateral series against New Zealand in ODIs. The West Indies lost 0-3 in New Zealand in 2025 and 2-3 at home in 2026.

Shai Hope’s T20I Captaincy Records

Hope is one of the five captains to win more than 10 matches for the West Indies in T20Is.

He has the third-highest win percentage of around 41 as a captain for the West Indies in T20Is (minimum 10 matches captained).

Hope became only the second Caribbean skipper to concede a bilateral T20I series whitewash against England. The West Indies lost by 0-3 on the 2025 England tour.

He became the first West Indies captain to concede a five-match bilateral series whitewash in T20Is. Australia defeated the Caribbean side 5-0 on the 2025 tour.

He also became the first Caribbean captain to lose a five-match bilateral T20I series against New Zealand, going down 1-3 on the 2025 tour.

Hope became the third West Indies captain to win a bilateral T20I series against Bangladesh, leading his men to a 3-0 series sweep on the 2025 tour.

He became just the second West Indies captain to win a bilateral T20I series against Sri Lanka, clinching the 2026 home series by 2-1.