Ian Barton to represent England in Over-60s Cricket World Cup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 7, 2026, 7:16 AM
Last updated Jul 7, 2026
Ian Barton, at 62 years old, is set to represent England in the Over-60s Cricket World Cup in Canada starting August 5. Barton, who previously captained the England Lions, has seen a remarkable resurgence in his cricketing career after returning to the sport. He will travel with a 16-man squad and play matches against teams such as Scotland, West Indies, and India during the tournament. Barton's involvement in cricket has also positively impacted his mental health, as he expresses his enjoyment in reconnecting with the sport and teammates.
- •Barton travels with a 16-man squad to Canada.
- •England will play a practice match against Canada.
- •The team faces Scotland, West Indies, and others.
- •Barton returned to cricket after years away from the sport.
- •His experience boosts his mental well-being.
- 7:16 AMYahoo Sports — Barton on enjoying over-60s England bubble
"Ian Barton is bracing himself to go to Canada to represent England in the Over-60s World Cup.
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