Spencer Henry Johnson, born on December 16, 1995, in Australia, is a professional cricketer specializing as a left-arm fast bowler and playing for South Australia, the Brisbane Heat, and the Adelaide Strikers. His early career faced setbacks due to injuries, which delayed his consistent entry into professional cricket. However, he made a notable debut in List A cricket in October 2017, playing for South Australia in the JLT One-Day Cup. His first-class debut came much later, in February 2023, during a Sheffield Shield match where he impressed with bowling figures of 6/87​

In T20 cricket, Johnson debuted for the Brisbane Heat in the Big Bash League (BBL) on January 11, 2023, showcasing his potential as a death bowler. His performances in domestic and franchise cricket earned him a call-up to Australia’s T20I squad, debuting against South Africa in August 2023. During the series, he picked up two wickets, including critical dismissals in the opening match

In international cricket, Johnson also played a single ODI for Australia against India in September 2023. Though wicketless, he showed promise with his economy in bowling​

Times of Sports. Recently, he has been making strides in global franchise cricket, representing teams like the Oval Invincibles in England’s The Hundred and the Los Angeles Knight Riders in the Major League Cricket in the U.S

Spencer Johnson’s career is marked by resilience, breaking through injury setbacks to emerge as a fast-bowling prospect for Australia. His ability to deliver impactful performances in high-pressure games makes him a player to watch in the coming years.