Alex Carey is one of Australia's batsmen with a long 8-year international career and donning the wicket-keeping gloves.
Already past the 7,000-run mark in international cricket, including 6 international hundreds.
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In the world of cinema, Alex Carey could be the ideal superhero, considering the set of skills he has at his disposal. The man from South Australia was a budding player in Australian Rules Football, having also captained a side in 2010 but his career went downhill over the next couple years. Eventually, he was left out of the side in 2012 which saw him return to his home in South Australia. It's from then that his cricketing career starting to take off.
In his initial cricketing days, Carey was a specialist batsman by design in grade cricket but had a dismal start to his dreams in the new sport. That didn't prevent him from getting a rookie contract for the 2013-14 season with South Australia. It was then that he realized the need for having multiple skills. Carey started to shoulder wicket-keeping duties and slowly got a hang of being a gloveman. This also opened up more opportunities for him to feature in the playing XI. He started batting in the lower middle order.
Alex Carey is one of Australia's batsmen with a long 8-year international career and donning the wicket-keeping gloves.
Already past the 7,000-run mark in international cricket, including 6 international hundreds.
Alex Carey is currently 34 years old.
Alex Carey was born on 26 August 1991.
Alex Carey plays international cricket for Australia.
Alex Carey is a Batsman who bats left handed and is also a wicket-keeper.
Alex Carey's highest international score is 156, made in Test cricket.
Alex Carey averages 35.07 in ODI cricket across 85 matches, having scored 2,245 runs.
Alex Carey has a T20I strike rate of 109.87 across 42 matches.
Alex Carey is currently ranked #38 in ICC Test batting.
Alex Carey made their international debut on 18 January 2018 in a ODI match against Australia vs England.
Alex Carey has represented teams including Los Angeles Knight Riders, South Australia, Australia, Adelaide Strikers.