Graham Onions

January 10, 2024
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Graham Onions
Full Name Graham Onions
Occupation Cricketer
Date Of Birth Sep 9, 1982(1982-09-09)
Age 42
Birthplace Gateshead
Country United Kingdom
Birth City England
Horoscope Virgo

Graham Onions Biography

Name Graham Onions
Birthday Sep 9
Birth Year 1982
Place Of Birth Gateshead
Home Town England
Birth Country United Kingdom
Birth Sign Virgo
Parents Richard Onions, Maureen Onions
Siblings Christine Onions
Spouse Emma Onions

Graham Onions is one of the most popular and richest Cricketer who was born on September 9, 1982 in Gateshead, England, United Kingdom. Graham Born on September 9, 1982 to Richard Onions and Maureen Onions. He has a younger sister Christine. Onions was a student at St Thomas More Catholic School in Blaydon and also at the Gateshead leisure centre, he took the opportunity to test various sports. He excelled at badminton , and was chosen as a member of the England team for the under-15 level. After playing cricket in roadsides, Onions became part of Gateshead Fell Cricket Club. He got married to his wife Emma in the year 2010 and has two kids, Oliver James (2013) and Esme Amelia Rose (2015).

Onions was selected to play in England’s tour to South Africa in November 2009 from November 2009 to January 2010. His average bowling score during the tour ranged from 40 to 50 however, his batting two times was instrumental in helping England to win a Test during an intense rearguard battle during the day five. Onions was dropped for on the final and fourth Test in favor by Ryan Sidebottom. Onions was left out of the opportunity to play in conditions that were more appropriate to his style of bowling than in previous games and was surprised at his absence. He said “When Straussy gave me the bad news, my reaction was one of sheer surprise. You could have knocked me down with last year’s Newcastle season ticket. I tried to rationalise what had happened. I know my stats haven’t been brilliant, but I feel I have bowled well enough to earn a better return.” South African fast-bowler Dale Steyn said his fellow bowlers in South Africa too were surprised by the fact that Onions dropping him “He would have been a handful on this wicket, he gets very tight into the stumps and could have been very dangerous … obviously Onions has troubled a lot of our batsmen throughout the series and it’s surprising to see he wasn’t playing. It was a bit of a relief in a way.”

Although he embarked on the Test leg of England’s tour of Bangladesh in March 2010, Onions returned home with a back injury without playing a match. Alastair Cook, England captain on the tour, voiced his disappointment that Onions would not be able to play for England: “He was a huge part of our plans and he still is, obviously, because of the way he bowled in South Africa, where he was unlucky not to take more wickets than he did. He bowled really well there, and I was expecting him come to these conditions and bowl well here as well.” The injury prevented Onions from playing most of the English cricket season. He also underwent surgery on his left knee to repair cartilage. Speaking of his disappointment at not being able to play for England, Onions said “The last few months have been massively frustrating. When you’ve had a place in the team for a while and you lose it it’s hugely disappointing and hurts a lot. Before the injury everything had been like a dream for me, all I ever wanted to do was play for England, but the last six months have been tough.” In April 2010 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack named him as one of its five cricketers of the year for 2009. Onions did not recover in time to play in the 2010–11 Ashes series. However he was named in England’s 27-man performance squad the following March after recovering from surgery.

England won the first two Test of the three-match series against the West Indies in June 2012, and for the final fixture front-line fast bowlers James Anderson and Stuart Broad were rested. As a result, Onions played his first Test since his back injury in 2010. Rain washed out three days of the match which ended in a draw and Onions took 4/88.

After being noticed at the time by Geoff Cook, Durham’s coach, Onions made his second XI debut aged 18. Onions was offered an employment contract at Durham and decided to make a career of professional cricket instead of pursuing the path of a sports science degree at a university as his other choice. Onions joined his team in the 4th bowler position. In his reflections on his early years In his early days, he believed that he was trying too hard at first. In one instance, he told the way “I remember being thrown the ball at an important stage of a game at Scarborough, and Phil Jaques hit me for four successive fours. I was thinking ‘I’m not sure I can do this.’ But Dale Benkenstein was a huge influence as captain, and you have to learn from all those experiences. Otherwise I could not have done what I did in my first season of Test cricket. I often went for 15 to 20 runs in my first three overs, but always came back strongly.” The year 2006 was a time when Onions often opened bowling in Durham along with Ottis Gibson.

Graham Onions Net Worth

Net Worth $5 Million
Source Of Income Cricketer
House Living in own house.

Graham Onions is one of the richest Cricketer from United Kingdom. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Graham Onions 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Graham Onions (born 9 September 1982) is an English cricketer from England. He is a player with Lancashire as well as England as a right-arm fast-medium bowler, as well as the right-hand batsman at tail-end. After a good beginning of the cricket year 2009 Onions was chosen to take on against the West Indies in Test cricket after a successful run during the series, he was selected as a player for 2009’s Ashes series. In April 2010 , Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack ranked Onions as one of their five best cricketers in 2009. A back injury suffered in March 2010 kept Onions from playing cricket until the year 2011. Onions returned to playing competitive cricket in the course of that season and took 50 wickets at the County Championship, and towards the close of the year, he was selected for England’s Test team.

On the 3rd of September, 2006, He got the first England call-up. He was brought in the squad for the international ODI to play Pakistan after injuries to Darren Gough. He did not participate in any international games. Onions was included in the provisional England 30-man squad of the ICC Champions Trophy after a good season in the year before, and he toured Bangladesh in his England A team under new England head coach Peter Moores. In July 2007, he was chosen for his place in the England Lions team to face the Indian tourists in a warm-up game. On the 21st of February, 2008, Onions scored 7/39 in a single- day match against Maharashtra which was his highest one day figures in bowling to date.

In January 2009, Onions, returning from injury, played in the losing Stockton (Newcastle) side against the Tamworth side in the New South Wales country cup competition played at the Sydney Cricket Ground. On 29 April 2009 Onions was named in the England squad for the upcoming Test series against West Indies, at the expense of his Durham team-mate Steve Harmison. He celebrated his call- up by taking 6/31 for his county against Somerset. He followed this up by taking 5/38 in the first innings on his Test debut at Lord’s, going on to take seven wickets in the match. He picked up three further wickets in the second match. In July 2009 he was named as part of the provisional sixteen man squad to face Australia in the Ashes, at the expense of his Durham team-mate Steve Harmison, however he was not selected for the first Test. He took three wickets in the first innings of the second Test at Lord’s, for 41 runs, and went wicketless in the second innings as England won, Andrew Flintoff and Graeme Swann taking the bulk of the wickets. He took 4/58 and 1/74 in the third Test at Edgbaston, as England took a series lead. Two of these wickets fell with the first two balls on the second day. Australia took an innings victory in the fourth Test, Onions taking 2/80.

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