Mitchell Johnson (cricketer) Wife, Weight, Height, Age, Records and More

Mitchell Guy Johnson
(Australian Cricketer)

Mitchell Guy Johnson was born on 2 November 1981. He is a former Australian cricketer who made his Test debut for Australia in November 2007 against Sri Lanka. He is considered as one of the best pacers Australia has ever produced. He won ICC’s Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy in 2009. His career suffered a blow in 2013 when he was dropped from the national squad because of his poor form in 2013, but he made a strong comeback the following year in 2013-14 Ashes series in Australia when the ripped apart the English batting line-up.

In November 2015, he announced his retirement from all forms of cricket after representing Australia in 256 matches.

Mitchell Johnson
Nickname:	Midge, Notch
Profession:	Cricketer
Biography
Autobiography:	Not yet
Biopic:	Not yet
Physical Appearance
Height (approx.):	188 cm
Weight (approx.):	85 Kg
Eye Colour:	Brown
Hair Colour:	Black
Tattoos:	NA
Personal Life
Date of Birth:	2 November 1981
Age (as on 2017):	36 years
Birth Place:	Townsville, Queensland, Australia
Zodiac sign/Sun sign:	Scorpio
Nationality:	Australian
School:	NA
College:	The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland
Educational Qualifications:	Graduate
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• At an early stage of his career, Mitchell Johnson became the first ever Australian cricketer to take 30 wickets and also score 300 runs in one calendar year
• Mitchell Johnson also became the second Australian player after Shane Warne to achieve the feat of to take more than 300 wickets and also score over 2000 runs in test cricket. He is also ranked as the thirteenth player in the world for the same feat.
• He is also the fourth Australian bowler to take 313 wickets for Australia in Test matches, after Shane Warne (708), Glenn McGrath (563) and Dennis Lillee (355)
• He is also the third left-arm fast bowlers to have claimed over 300 crickets in Test cricket behind Wasim Akram (414) and Chaminda Vaas (355)
• He has a record of taking 590 wickets in all formats of International games

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• Mitchell Johnson took his retirement from international cricket in November 2015
• Apart from being a cricket player, he also enjoys his time as a racer after receiving a training from Arise Racing
• Mitchell Johnson does his part for the ‘The Adventures,’ a charity that raises funds for medical research development
• After taking retirement Mitchell Johnson took part in many domestic games in both Australia and in India. He represented Perth Scorchers, Queensland and Western Australia and in India, he donned the shirt of King’s XI Punjab, Mumbai Indians and now currently Kolkata Knight Riders.