Quinton de Kock Wife, Height, Age, Biography, Stats, IPL, Teams, Tattoo, Jersey Number

Quinton de Kock is a talented wicket-keeper batsman from South Africa. His fluency is admirable when he is on song especially in the white ball cricket.

Biography

Cricket Career

Born on December 17, 1992, Quinton de Kock is a South African professional cricketer who opens the innings in limited overs cricket and bats no 6 in Test cricket. He is also looked up as a future aspect to captain the proteas which is a big achievement for a player who is in the fifth year of his career as an International cricketer. He is often compared with the Australian legendary wicket-keeper batsman Adam Gilchrist for his talismanic approach and aggressive run-scoring abilities. In the domestic circuit, he has represented the Titans and Highveld Lions in South Africa, whereas, playing in the IPL he has donned the jerseys of Sunrisers Hyderabad, Delhi Daredevils, Royal Challengers Bangalore and Mumbai Indians.

• In 2013, he hit 3 consecutive ODI ton against India in South Africa.
• He and Upul Tharanga (Sri Lanka) share the most number of centuries under the age of 21 with 6 centuries, though he has a better batting average then Upul Tharanga.

Quinton de Kock Wife

Sasha Hurly is the wife of Quinton de Kock. The duo tied the knot on 19 September 2016.

• At the home test series against Australia in 2018 he was involved in an ugly spat with the Aussie opener David Warner and it was said that he passed some personal comments on David Warner’s wife during the match.

• He captained the South Africa under19s in the year 2012.
• He shares a joint record with Sir Vivian Richards, Kevin Pietersen, and Jonathan Trot to score the fastest 1000 ODI runs.

• He met her wife Sasha Hurly in one match where she was cheerleading the team (as she was a cheerleader by profession) and she congratulated him after the match after they had social networking interactions and then they started seeing each other for almost 2 years and then finally got married.
• He, Neil McKenzie and former captain Graeme Smith studied from the same school.
• At his young age, he used to be fat and his friends used to call him Tubby Taylor as he had a similar physique to former Australian player Mark Taylor.