Merv Hughes: Age, Height, Biography (2024) and More:

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Merv Hughes Biography

Attribute	Details
Full Name	Mervyn Gregory Hughes
Nickname	Merv
Date of Birth	November 23, 1961
Age	62 Years As of 2024
Birthplace	Melbourne, Australia
Nationality	Australian
Hometown	Melbourne, Australia
Religion	Christianity
Caste	N/A
Zodiac Sign	Sagittarius
Food Habit	Non-Vegetarian
Hobbies	Cricket, Golf, Traveling
Profession	Former Cricketer, Commentator

Merv Hughes Family

Family Member	Details
Father	N/A
Mother	N/A
Brother	N/A
Sister	N/A
Relationship	Married to a private individual
Spouse	Wendy Hughes
Children	2 (Daughters)

Merv Hughes Physical Measurements

Attribute	Details
Height in Feet	6 Feet 2” Approximately
Weight	100 - 105 Kgs Approximately
Eye Colour	Blue
Hair Colour	Light Brown

Merv Hughes Education

Attribute	Details
School	N/A
College/University	N/A
Qualification	N/A

Merv Hughes Net Worth

Attribute	Details
Net Worth	25 Crore Indian Rupees or $3 Million Approximately
Annual Salary	2 - 5 Crore Approximately
Monthly Salary	15 - 40 Lakhs Approximately
Source of Income	Cricket, Endorsements, Commentary

Merv Hughes Car & Bike Collection

Attribute	Details
Car	Holden Commodore

Merv Hughes Early Career

Merv Hughes began his cricketing career with Victoria, making a significant impact with his aggressive fast bowling and larger-than-life personality. His impressive performances in domestic cricket earned him a spot on the Australian national team.

Hughes made his international debut in the early 1980s and quickly became known for his fiery temperament and relentless pace. His robust and intimidating bowling style, combined with his distinct mustache and charismatic persona, made him a fan favorite.

His career highlights include a memorable performance in the 1993 Ashes series, where he played a key role in Australia’s victory with his aggressive bowling and crucial wickets. Hughes was also known for his ability to perform in high-pressure situations, contributing significantly to Australia’s success in Test and One Day Internationals.

After retiring from international cricket, Hughes transitioned into a successful career as a commentator and media personality, where his engaging style and cricketing insights continued to entertain and inform fans. His post-retirement work included television appearances and radio commentary, where he maintained his strong presence in the cricketing community.