Trent Boult – Biography, Facts & Life Story

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Height, Weight & Physical Stats

Bodytype	Build
Height	5 feet 10 inches (1.80 m)
Weight	70 kg (154 lbs)
Hair Color	Brown
Eye Color	Hazel

Nickname	TNT, Thunderbolt and Lightning Bolt
Gender	Male
Age	34 years old (in 2024)
Date of Birth	22 July 1989
Full Name	Trent Alexander Boult
Profession	New Zealand Cricketer (Fast Bowler)
Nationality	New Zealander
Birthplace	Rotorua, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
Religion	Christianity
Zodiac Sign	Leo

Trent Boult is a renowned New Zealand cricketer. He is typically recognized as a left-arm fast bowler with his proficiency to swing ball and being a danger for top order batters. Trent was born in Rotorua, New Zealand on July 22, 1989. He has been considered as a precious asset to New Zealand squad after his debut.

Trent Boult exhibited the signs of his abilities in his earlier life once he was only 17 year old, he recognized as the fastest bowler of secondary school in New Zealand. In the next year, Trent Boult was already signifying the country in World Cup Under-19. Though, he did not make an easy conversion to international cricket. He suffered a strain fracture of back that kept him out of game for more than two years. It was due to some changes in his bowling style, which indicated that he had to move back towards the bowling action that he typically used as a boy.

On December 9, 2013, Trent Boult made his first Test debut opposite Australia. He took 4 wickets within two innings. At first, it was supposed that he could not swing the red as well as the white ball, though his remarkable performance in the test cricket enforced his debut in One Day International format as well. On July 11, Trent made his first ODI debut opposite West Indies and grabbed 2 wickets. His T20 debut was made after a year opposite England wherein he grabbed two wickets once again.

Trent Boult rose to utmost fame quite earlier in his cricket career. In his 29th test, he got around 100 wickets mark. Two years after his debut match, he emerged as top wicket-taker of New Zealand. In World Cup 2015, he concluded up as the dual top wicket-taker taking up 22 wickets.

The only mark in his remarkable career has been the so far tinier span of his cricket career under the tinier formats of the match. Occasionally, there were injuries, sometimes simply rotation and sometimes conditions. Though, Trent has been in and out of the squad.

In his cricket career, he has appeared in two leagues. One was the domestic tournament in which he played for Northern Knights. Trent Boult also played in IPL in which he initiated with Sunrisers Hyderabad and afterward moved ahead for Kolkata Knight Riders. Delhi Daredevils procured Boult’s services for 2018 tournament season.

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Trent Boult Education

College: Otumoetai College, Tauranga

Trent Boult Career

Profession: New Zealand Cricketer (Fast Bowler)

Net Worth: $ 1 million – $ 2.5 million

Family & Relatives

Father: Not Known

Mother: Not Known

Brother: Jono Boult (Elder)

Sister: None

Marital Status: Married

Wife: Gert Smith

Past Relationships:

Gert Smith (Teacher)

Facts You Never Knew About Trent Boult

• Is Trent Boult addicted to smoking?: No
• Is Trent Boult alcoholic?: Yes
• Tim Southee and Trent Boult have emerged as one of the most flourished new-ball cohorts in world of cricket.
• Trent’s first wicket in international cricket was of Mike Hussey.
• It was owing to his batting and bowling performance that New Zealand team won Test match in Australia since 1993.
• After his remarkable performance in ICC World Cup 2015, he was acquired up by Sunrisers Hyderabad for a gigantic cost of $600,000.
• Trent Boult has a pet dog named Louie.
• He is counted amongst one of the top catches of cricket ball.

FAQs

Who is Trent Boult?

Trent Boult is a New Zealander new zealand cricketer (fast bowler), born on 22 July, 1989 in Rotorua, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand.

How old is Trent Boult?

Trent Boult is 34 years old as of April 2024.

How tall is Trent Boult?

Trent Boult is 5 feet 10 inches (1.80 m).