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James Peter Faulkner was born on April 29, 1990, in Launceston, Tasmania. His family had a strong sporting background—his father, Peter Faulkner, was a former cricketer who played first-class cricket for Tasmania. James also has a brother, Jimmy Faulkner, though there are no verified reports confirming his involvement in professional T20 cricket. James attended primary school locally, but little is publicly known about his early education or childhood. He left formal education as a teenager to focus on his cricketing career.
James Faulkner is known as a versatile all-rounder, delivering with the left-arm medium pace and batting right-handed. He began his professional cricketing career in 2007 and quickly progressed through the domestic ranks. In the 2007–08 season, he secured a state contract with Tasmania and earned selection for the Australia Under-19 team in 2008.
He captained the Tasmania Under-17s in 2012 and made notable strides in domestic competitions. During the Sheffield Shield season, he scored his maiden first-class century for Tasmania against New South Wales, marking a significant milestone in his domestic career.
Faulkner started his Indian Premier League (IPL) career with Pune Warriors India in 2011. In 2012, he played three matches for Kings XI Punjab. His breakthrough in the IPL came in 2013 when he joined the Rajasthan Royals. Known for his adaptable bowling and clutch performances, he became a valuable asset for the team in high-pressure situations.
James made his Twenty20 International debut in early 2012 at age 22, in a match against India. He continued to impress selectors and was included in Australia's squad for the 2013 tour of England. That same year, he cemented his place as a staple in Australia’s One Day International (ODI) side. During the Australia-India ODI series in 2013, Faulkner scored his maiden ODI century in Bengaluru, smashing a 57-ball hundred—the second-fastest by an Australian at that time.
Faulkner played a crucial role in Australia’s successful 2015 Cricket World Cup campaign. In the final against New Zealand, his exceptional bowling performance earned him the Man of the Match award, contributing significantly to Australia's World Cup victory.
In 2016, during the second ODI against Sri Lanka, Faulkner achieved a hat-trick—a rare and impressive feat in limited-overs cricket. However, injuries started to become a recurring issue; he suffered from hamstring troubles during an ODI series against New Zealand and had previously exited a series against England due to side soreness in late 2015.
In addition to international appearances, Faulkner played for the Melbourne Stars in the Big Bash League (BBL). His performances across formats and his ability to finish games earned him the nickname “The Finisher.” His bowling speed and consistency have made him one of the more prominent figures in Australia's cricketing setup.
James Faulkner is not married. While he is reportedly in a relationship, details regarding his girlfriend remain private. There are no public records about his dating history. His net worth is not publicly disclosed in detail, but reports suggest he earns approximately $5 million, including his earnings from the Australian Cricket Board and various league contracts.
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