Moises Henriques is an international Australian National team cricketer. He played the first test cricket of his life on 22 February 2013 with the India team.
And his test team cap no is 432. Besides, his first One Day International cricket or ODI was playing 31 October 2009 with the Indian team as a beginner and cap number 179. And also, the first T20 international cricket was playing on 15 February 2009 against the New Zealand team. He played with Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Starc, Shaun Marsh, and also favorite cricketers.
Any users can get Henriques’s of batting average, IPL, height, age, personal life, IPL career, girlfriends, wife’s name, and so on. In truth, he is an all-rounder of the Australian team.
Henriques’s age and height
He was born on 1 February 1987. At present, his age is 8 years old. His height is 6 feet 2 inches or 1.89m.
His wife or girlfriend
He is married for some years. Basically, his wife’s name is Krista Thomas. In fact, she is a famous news presenter. Their marriage place was Newell Beach, Queensland, Australia. The couple has a son but, his name is not known.
Moises Henriques Cricketer of career
Real name: Moisés Constantino Henriques
Nickname: Henriques
His playing teams: New South Wales, Kolkata Knight Riders, Delhi Daredevils, Sydney Sixers, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Surrey, and Punjab Kings
First test debut: 22 February 2013 with the Indian team
Made first ODI team: 31 October 2009 against the Indian team
And first T20I debut: 16 February 2009 with the New Zealand team.
Playing role: All-rounder
His Batting style: Right-handed
Bowling style: Right-arm fast-medium
Moises Henriques’s family, favorite, biography, and personal details
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His batting or bowling average, IPL, and latest news
His batting average respectively tests cricket batting average is 23.42 and T20I cricket batting average 20.88 and also his ODI match batting average 9.00.
Besides, his bowling average is Test cricket 82.00 and ODI cricket 43.38 and T20I cricket bowling average is 27.71.
He started his first-class career debut against South Australia on 17 October 2006. He was signed by the KKR or Kolkata Knight Riders for a fee of $300,000 to play IPL 2009.
He scored the highest first-class century, 161 not out off 229 balls with Tasmania in September 2012. After, Henriques got injured during the Big Bash League 2014-15 season of his calf injury.
He was accepted to play for the Glasgow Giants of the Euro T20 Slam cricket match in July 2019. Later, he was bought by the Punjab Kings in the IPL auction 2021 of the Indian Premier League in February 2021.
Henriques got back into the Australian squad in 2017 for a trip to England and Wales for the ICC Champions Trophy which was won by the Pakistan team.
