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Jonny Bairstow was born on 26 September 1989 in Yorkshire, England. Introduced to cricket at the age of seven by his father, David Bairstow—a former professional cricketer and England wicketkeeper—Jonny quickly demonstrated a natural talent for the sport. He comes from an English background and has two siblings, one brother and one sister. His early potential in cricket was recognized in 2007 when he was named the Young Wisden Schools Cricketer of the Year. He represented his school’s cricket team and earned a scholarship for his outstanding performances.
Bairstow’s 2008 season was a breakthrough year. He scored over 300 runs at an average of over 60, the highest among his peers. His consistent performances earned him a spot on the England Under-19 team. Continuing to impress in domestic cricket, Bairstow accumulated more than 900 runs in just 16 matches for Yorkshire—a noteworthy achievement in First-class cricket. In addition to his batting prowess, he showcased excellent wicketkeeping skills, eventually taking on the role of primary wicketkeeper for his county side.
Jonny Bairstow made his debut for the England senior team in a One Day International (ODI) against India in 2011. Batting with confidence, he scored an explosive 41 runs off just 21 balls, contributing significantly to England’s victory. Since then, Bairstow has become a regular fixture in England’s cricket setup, playing in all three formats of the game.
He scored his first Test century in January 2016 against South Africa, recording 150 not out—a milestone performance. Later that year, he struck another century (140 runs) against Sri Lanka, playing a vital role in England’s win. Bairstow added a third Test century in 2016 as well, scoring 167 runs at Lord’s to help England draw the match.
Bairstow has received several Man of the Match accolades. The first came during his ODI debut against India, where he made a quick 41 off 21 balls. In 2015, he earned the award again after scoring 83 runs along with contributing two stumpings and a catch. His third recognition came in 2016 against Pakistan, where he scored 61 runs and played a crucial role in England’s four-wicket win.
Renowned for his aggressive batting style, Bairstow is particularly effective as a middle-order batsman who can shift the momentum of a match. Over the years, he has also developed into a reliable wicketkeeper, often taking on dual responsibilities for England. He played a significant role in England's triumph in the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup and contributed to the team’s successes in T20 internationals, although he was not part of the squad that won the 2022 ICC T20 World Cup due to injury.
Jonny Bairstow is currently unmarried and resides in England, often spending time with his family. Unfortunately, he was sidelined for two months due to injury, but he remains a key player for the national side. His performances in both domestic and international cricket have significantly contributed to his growing reputation. As of recent estimates, Bairstow’s net worth is approximately $20 million, reflecting his status as one of England’s most prominent cricketers.
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