Todd Astle is an international professional New Zealand National team cricketer. He was playing the first test cricket of his life on 25 November 2012 against the Sri Lanka team.
And his test team cap no is 257. Besides, his first One Day International cricket match was played on 20 December 2017 with the West Indies team as a beginner and cap number 193. And also, the first T20 international cricket was playing on 15 January 2016 against the Pakistan team.
Actually, any users can get Astle’s batting and bowling average, IPL, height, age, personal life, girlfriends, wife name, and also. In truth, he is an all-rounder of the team.
Astle’s age and height
He was born on 24 September 1986. Presently, his age is 35 years old (2025). His height is 5 feet 10 inches or 1.78m, and his weight is 75 kg (approx).
His wife or girlfriend
He is already married. His wife’s name is Kelly Astle. The couple has no child. His father is also a cricket lover named Alec Astle.
Cricketer of career
Real name: Todd Duncan Astle
Nickname: Astle
His playing teams: New Zealand U-19 team, Plunket Shield, New Zealand
First test debut: 25 November 2012 against Sri Lanka team
Made first ODI team: 20 December 2017 with the West Indies team
And first T20I debut was on 15 January 2015 with the Pakistan team
Playing role: All-rounder
His Batting style: Right-handed
Bowling style: Left-break Googly
Todd Astle’s family, favorite, biography, and personal details
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Astle’s batting and bowling average, IPL, and latest news
His batting average respectively tests cricket batting average is 19.60 and T20I cricket batting average 2.00 and also his ODI match batting average 26.33.
Also, his Test cricket bowling average is 52.57, ODI cricket 24.60, and the T20I cricket batting average is 11.71. He was offered a deal by Canterbury ahead of the domestic cricket 2020-21 season in June 2020.
He was selected to play for the New Zealand A team in 2015. He is one of the best players in the Test squad. After 3 years, he returned to play the national team squad in the 2016-17 season to replace Mitchell Santner, who was injured.
He joined New Zealand’s team for their home Test and ODI series against Bangladesh team in February 2019. Then, he was selected to play in the India tours of the New Zealand series in 2021.
