Alex Hales is one of England's batsmen.
Already past the 12,000-run mark in international cricket, including 11 international hundreds, and currently sits at #11 in the ICC T20I batting rankings.
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Grandson of the talented tennis player, Dennis Hales, who once forced Rod Laver to five sets at Wimbledon, Alex Hales, is known for playing with a dash of adventurism. Carrying his 6’5” frame just as elegantly, he has emerged as an aggressive and clever top-order batsman.
He first came into sharp focus at the tender age of 16 when he hit 52 runs off a single over, finishing unbeaten on 114, playing at the London County Cricket Club’s Founders Day at Lord’s in 2005. Three years later, he was signed by Nottinghamshire and had a fairly decent summer, playing limited overs cricket. In 2009, he hit 150 off 102 balls in the Pro40 game against Worcestershire.
Alex Hales is one of England's batsmen.
Already past the 12,000-run mark in international cricket, including 11 international hundreds, and currently sits at #11 in the ICC T20I batting rankings.
Alex Hales is currently 37 years old.
Alex Hales was born on 2 January 1989.
Alex Hales plays international cricket for England.
Alex Hales is a Batsman who bats right handed and bowls right-arm medium.
Alex Hales's highest international score is 171, made in ODI cricket.
Alex Hales averages 37.80 in ODI cricket across 70 matches, having scored 2,419 runs.
Alex Hales has a T20I strike rate of 138.35 across 75 matches.
Alex Hales is currently ranked #11 in ICC T20I batting.
Alex Hales has represented teams including Dhaka Capitals, Abu Dhabi Knight Riders, Trinbago Knight Riders, Vegas Vikings, Los Angeles Knight Riders.