Will Somerville Wife, Age, Height, Stats, Teams

Will Somerville – The New Zealand team have seen very few spinners doing well in the international cricket. This is primarily due to the pitches in the country assisting the pace bowlers. But, the former captain captain Daniel Vettori was one of the best bowlers at his time, and others are following his legacy as well.

Age	37
Height	6 feet 4 inch
Date of Birth	August 09, 1984
Wife	Eleanor Somerville

Will Somerville was born at Wadestown, Wellington. At the age of 9, his family moved from Wellington to Sydney. For pursuing his higher studies, he came to New Zealand and made his debut for Otago in domestic cricket in 2005. After completing his studies, Will started his work in Sydney and featured for New South Wales in Sheffield Shield in 2013. Since then, he has been an active cricketer across all the formats.

Will Somerville Stats

Will made his T20 debut in 2016 for Sixers, while featured for New South Wales in his List A debut in 2017. His new innings started with Auckland offering a contract in 2018 season. With fine performances in the same season, he made his international debut against Pakistan in December 2018 and picked a total of 7 wickets. In total, he has scalped 15 wickets in 4 test matches. Although he has featured in only 4 test matches (Until November 2021), but it is more related to the surfaces, in which the team plays.

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Will Somerville Stats

Format	Matches	Wickets
Test	4	15
First Class	37	113
List A	20	24
T20	37	32

Will Somerville Wife

Eleanor Somerville is the wife of New Zealand cricketer Will Somerville. She is an Australian and got married to Will, when he was doing Chartered accountant job in Sydney. They have two children, daughter Zoe and son Hugo.

Will Somerville Teams

Will has played for 5 teams in his career. In the First class cricket, he has played for Otago and Auckland. While he has featured for the New South Wales in List A, and is an all format player for the Auckland team. He currently plays for the New Zealand team in the test format. With not many years left in his career, he would look to be consistent for the Blackcaps.