Alex Hales Wife, Height, Age, Teams, IPL, Jersey Number

Alex Hales is an English cricketer who was born on 3 January 1989. A right-handed opening batsman, Hales made his debut against India in August 2014 and he went on to make his Test debut against South Africa in December 2-015. He currently plays for Nottinghamshire in County cricket, Sunrisers Hyderabad in the Indian Premier League and the England cricket team. Hales is the only English batsman to notch a century in T20 format. Alex Hales was born in Hillington and he took his education from Buckinghamshire.

Hales burst into the limelight after hitting 55 runs off a single over in a cricket Idol T20 tournament at Lords in 2005. But, surprisingly, he got roped in to play first-class cricket for his fast bowling abilities.

Personal Life
Nickname:	Alex
Profession:	English Cricketer
Biography
Autobiography:	NA
Biopic:	NA
Physical Appearance
Height (approx.):	6 feet 5 inches
Weight (approx.):	75 Kg
Eye Colour:	Hazel Grey
Hair Colour:	Brown
Tattoos:	Right Arm
Date of Birth:	3 January 1989
Age	34 years
Birth Place:	Hillingdon, London, England
Zodiac sign/Sun sign:	Capricorn
Nationality:	English
School:	Westbrook Hay School, Hemel Hempstead, England Chesham Grammar School, Chesham, England
College:	Not Known
Educational Qualifications:	Not Known
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• Alex Hales scored 55 runs while playing at London County Cricket Club’s Founders Day at Lord’s in 2005, which included three no balls. He smashed 8 sixes and a four in the over. He went on to finish the innings unbeaten 114.
• While playing for Nottinghamshire, Hales scored 2018 runs in 2007. Interestingly, it was Hales’ second appearance for the county. This impressive score was followed by a century and two 95s.
• Hales smashed 150 runs off just 102 balls against Worcestershire in a Pro40 match in 2009.
• While playing third ODI against Pakistan in August 2016, he scored 171 off 122 balls which included 22 fours and 4 sixes. With this, he broke Robin Smith’s (167) record for highest ever individual ODI score.

• His father Gary broke several local batting records while his grandfather was an acclaimed Tennis player.
• In the Cricket Idol T20 tournament 2005, he was picked as a fast bowler, but he went on to score 55 runs in an over which included 8 maximums and a boundary because of 3 no balls. This knock served as the founding stone for Hales’ promising batting career.
• He was rejected at the Hertfordshire trial when he was 14.
• He was ranked number one ICC t20 batsman T20 batsman 2013.