Johnson Charles Wife, Age, Height, IPL, Teams, Jersey Number

Johnson Charles is a muscular wicket keeper-opening batsman from West Indies. Charles is only the second cricketer from St. Lucia to represent West Indies (the first being Darren Sammy).

Charles was also a member of the West Indies squad which won the T20 World Cup twice in 2012 and 2016 respectively. Due to the heavy competition for slots in the West Indies limited-overs set-up, he has played most of his career as a backup opener.

The wicketkeeper-batsman was called up for national selection in the T20 series against England in 2011. It led to his selection in the 2012 T20 World Cup team, where he scored a match-winning 82 against England. Consistent performance in the subsequent Caribbean T20 tournament led to his selection in the ODI setup in 2012.

Role:  Opening batsman, Wicket-keeper

Personal Life

Date of Birth: January 14 1989
Birth Place:  Castries, St. Lucia
Zodiac sign:  Aquarius
Nationality: St. Lucian
School:  Leon Hess Comprehensive Secondary School
College: NA
Educational Qualifications: NA
Signature: NA

Facebook: Johnson Charles
Instagram: @realjcharles
Twitter: @RealJCharles

Johnson Charles wife

Marital Status: Married
Johnson Charles wife: Ann Demarest Lutes

Family 

Father: NA
Mother: NA
Sister: NA
Brother: NA
Coach:  NA
Religion:  Christian
Address: Millet, Anse-La-Raye, Saint Lucia

Cricket Career

International Debut

ODI:  Mar 16, 2012, West Indies v Australia at Kingstown
T20I: Sep 23, 2011, England v West Indies at The Oval
Jersey Number: 25
Major Teams:  West Indies, Antigua Hawksbills, Barbados Tridents, Jamaica Tallawahs, Multan Sultans, Quetta Gladiators, Rangpur Riders, St Lucia, St Lucia Zouks, Sylhet Thunder, Toronto Nationals, West Indies A, Windward Islands
CPL Team:   Barbados Tridents

Lesser Known Facts

• He was a part of the successful West Indies team that won the T20 World Cup in 2012 and 2016.
• He holds the joint record for the most number of catches in a T20I match as a substitute fielder (2).
• He has hit the most number of fours in CPL history.