Tom Latham Age, Wife, Girlfriend, Family, Biography & More

Bio
Full Name	Thomas William Maxwell Latham
Nickname	Tommy
Profession	New Zealand Cricketer (Batsman, Wicket-keeper)
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.)	in centimeters- 170 cm in meters- 1.70 m in feet inches- 5’ 7"
Eye Colour	Light Green
Hair Colour	Brown
Cricket
International Debut	ODI- 3 February 2012 vs Zimbabwe in Dunedin Test- 14 February 2014 vs India in Wellington T20- 30 June 2012 vs West Indies in Florida
Jersey Number	# 48 (New Zealand)
Domestic/State Team	Scotland, Canterbury, Canterbury Second XI, Canterbury Under-19s, Durham 2nd XI
Records/Achievements	• While playing against Sri Lanka in 2013, Latham constructed a huge partnership of 93 runs with Luke Ronchi, in a rain-curtailed match. New Zealand were four down early in the chase of 203 runs in just 23 overs. Latham was given Man of the Match award for his astonishing performance of 86 runs. • Latham, just behind Kane Williamson, stood second in the list of top run-getters in the series against West Indies in June 2014. He had scored 288 runs in three tests which consisted of three half-centuries. • He shared a 200-run partnership with teammate Ross Taylor against India in October 2017. New Zealand were 3 down while chasing 280. Latham's 103 not out along with Taylor's 95 propelled New Zealand to the victory.
Personal Life
Date of Birth	2 April 1992
Age (as in 2019)	27 Years
Birthplace	Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand
Zodiac sign	Aries
Nationality	Kiwi
Hometown	Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand
Family	Father- Rod Latham (former Cricketer) Mother- Sally Brother- Not Known Sister- Not Known
Religion	Christianity
Hobbies	Playing Golf
Girls, Family & More
Marital Status	Married
Marriage Date	28 September 2019
Affairs/Girlfriends	Nicole McAuley
Wife/Spouse	Nicole McAuley

Some Lesser Known Facts About Tom Latham

• Does Tom Latham drink alcohol?: Yes

• He is the son of former New Zealand all-rounder, Rod Latham.

• Since his international debut at the age of just 19, Latham has batted at number 1 to number 9.

• He became the first ever cricketer to score a half-century in a day-night test match when he hit it against Australia in the 2015-16 Trans-Tasman Trophy.

• In October 2016, he became first New Zealand and tenth overall cricketer to carry his bat when his team was executed for just 190 runs against India. To carry a bat, in cricket, refers to a situation when the opening batsman stays not out until the last wicket falls.

• With a number of regular players playing the IPL, he was recalled to the team and named the captain for tri-series against Ireland and Bangladesh in May 2017.