Bio/Wiki
Full Name | Jonathan Marc Bairstow |
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Physical Stats & More
Height | 5' 11" |
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Weight | 75 kg |
Eye Color | Blue |
Hair Color | Flame-Red |
Personal Life
Date of Birth | 26/09/1989 |
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Age | 33 Years |
Birthplace | Bradford, Yorkshire, England |
Zodiac sign | Libra |
Nationality | English |
Hometown | Bradford, Yorkshire |
School | St Peter's School, Yorkshire |
Religion | Christianity |
Hobbies | Playing Football, Rugby & Hockey |
Relationships & More
Marital Status | Unmarried |
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Affairs/Girlfriends | Not Known |
Wife | N/A |
Family
Father | David Bairstow (Former Cricketer) |
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Mother | Janet Bairstow |
Siblings | Andrew Bairstow (Former First Class Cricketer), Rebecca Bairstow |
Career
International Debut |
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Coach/Mentor | Geoff Boycott | ||||||
Jersey Number | #51 | ||||||
Domestic/State Teams | Yorkshire, Peshawar Zalmi | ||||||
Batting Style | Right Hand Bat | ||||||
Bowling Style | Right-arm Medium | ||||||
Records/Achievements (main ones) |
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Career Turning Point | The tour to South Africa in 2015 proved to be the stepping stone for Jonny Bairstow, where he scored his maiden test century, and was involved in a sixth wicket partnership of 399 runs with Ben Stokes, completing the series with 359 individual runs at a commendable average of 89.75. |
Some Lesser Known Facts
Jonny Bairstow consumes alcohol. | |
He has cricket in his blood as the son of former English cricketer David Bairstow and brother of former first-class cricketer Andrew Bairstow. | |
The Bairstows are the 13th father and son duo to represent England in Tests. | |
His father's suicide when he was 8 and his mother's recovery from breast cancer after chemotherapy have been challenging life events. | |
Bairstow initially played football, rugby, and hockey before focusing on cricket. | |
In his debut A-list match in 2009, he was dismissed for a golden duck on the first ball. | |
He was named Man of the match on debut in 2011 against India for his quick 41 off 21 balls. | |
Bairstow's memorable innings came in the 2012 Lord's Test against South Africa, where he scored a crucial 95 runs. | |
As of January 10, 2017, he has played 22 ODIs and 20 T20Is but is yet to reach a three-digit score. | |
In July 2023, Bairstow's dismissal in the second Ashes Test stirred controversy, with England captain Ben Stokes expressing unhappiness over the stumping incident involving Alex Carey and calling it against the spirit of cricket. |