Craig Ervine: Age, Height, Biography (2024) and More:

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Craig Ervine Biography:

Full Name	Craig Richard Ervine
Nickname	Craig Ervine
Date of Birth	19 August 1985
Age	38 Years As of 2024
Birthplace	Harare, Zimbabwe
Nationality	Zimbabwean
Hometown	Harare, Zimbabwe
Religion	N/A
Caste	N/A
Zodiac Sign	Virgo
Food Habit	Non-Vegetarian
Hobbies	Travelling, Gymming, Listening Music
Profession	Cricketer

Craig Ervine Family:

Father	Rory Ervine
Mother	N/A
Brother	Sean Ervine
Sister	Ryan Ervine
Relationship	N/A
Spouse	N/A
Children	None

Craig Ervine Physical Measurements:

Height in Feet	6 Feet 1” Approximately
Weight	70 - 75 kgs Approximately
Eye Colour	Brown
Hair Colour	Brown

Craig Ervine Education:

School	Bryden Country School
College	Lomagundi College
Qualification	Graduate

Craig Ervine Net Worth:

Net Worth	24 Crore Indian Rupees or $3 Million Approximately
Annual Salary	1 - 3 Crore Approximately
Monthly Salary	10 - 30 Lakhs Approximately
Source of Income	Cricket Match, Endorsement, Social Media

Craig Ervine Car & Bike Collection:

Audi

Craig Ervine Early Career:

His early performances in age-group cricket and domestic competitions showcased his potential. Ervine made his first-class debut for Mashonaland in Zimbabwe's Logan Cup in the 2002-03 season. His initial seasons in domestic cricket were promising, and he quickly established himself as a key player for his team with his elegant stroke play and ability to build substantial innings.

Ervine's performances in domestic cricket earned him a call-up to the Zimbabwe Under-19 team. He represented Zimbabwe in the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in 2004, where he gained valuable experience and further showcased his talent as a batsman.

In 2004, at the age of 19, Ervine made his international debut for Zimbabwe in One Day Internationals (ODIs) against England. While his early international outings were modest, he continued to excel in domestic cricket, particularly in the longer format.

One of Ervine's standout moments early in his career came during Zimbabwe's tour of New Zealand in 2012-13. In the one-off Test match in Napier, he scored a defiant century (146 runs), becoming only the third Zimbabwean batsman to score a Test hundred against New Zealand. His innings was characterised by his ability to counterattack against a strong bowling attack in challenging conditions.

Ervine's ability to perform consistently in domestic cricket and his occasional impactful performances in international matches cemented his place as a crucial member of the Zimbabwean team. He became known for his ability to stabilise the innings and provide middle-order stability, often playing crucial roles in Zimbabwe's batting line-up across formats.