| Ross began his cricket journey at the age of 11, inspired by the thrilling 2005 Ashes series. |
| As a child, he played as an opening bowler but later transitioned to focus on batting. |
| He started his rugby career at Sullivan Upper School in 2011 before progressing to professional play in the 2014-15 season with Ulster. |
| After a hip injury and insufficient insurance, he had to take a loan to cover surgery costs. |
| Once recovered, he returned to amateur rugby with Ballynahinch RFC, even winning the Ulster Senior League in 2019. |
| He balanced a career in real estate alongside pursuing cricket following his rugby career. |
| Ross debuted for the Northern Knights in T20 on 20 August 2020, quickly making a name for himself. |
| He shares a unique bond with his brother Mark, who presented him his international cap, marking a special moment in Irish cricket history. |
| In September 2024, Ross made headlines for scoring his first international century, leading his team to victory. |
