Jimmy Peirson has continued to establish himself as one of Australia’s most dependable wicketkeeper-batters in domestic cricket, combining sharp glovework with an increasingly assertive presence at the crease. A mainstay for Queensland and the Brisbane Heat, Peirson’s value lies in his consistency and leadership rather than constant headlines.

One of the defining moments of his career came in 2018, when he became the youngest captain to lead Queensland to a Sheffield Shield title. That achievement underlined his calm authority and tactical awareness, traits that have remained central to his role with the Bulls. Behind the stumps, Peirson has reached an elite milestone, passing 300 Sheffield Shield dismissals — a mark previously achieved by only a select group of Queensland wicketkeepers, including Ian Healy and Chris Hartley. It reflects both longevity and sustained excellence in first-class cricket.

Peirson’s performances have also kept him on the national radar. During the 2023 Ashes series, he earned his first call-up to an Australian Test squad as cover, recognition of his reliability, even though he had not made his international debut. His standing as a trusted squad player has only strengthened since.

In the Big Bash League, Peirson remains a key figure for the Brisbane Heat heading into BBL 2025–26. Often batting in pressure situations, Peirson’s ability to accelerate without sacrificing control has become an important asset for the Heat.

As he enters another BBL season, Jimmy Peirson continues to embody dependability — a leader, a specialist wicketkeeper, and a batter capable of shaping crucial moments when his side needs composure and intent in equal measure.

(As of December 2025)