Nick Hobson

NickHobson 27 yrs

Australia

Born:Aug 22, 1994Perth
batting style
Left Handed
bowling style
Right-arm medium

Recent form

BattingBowling

4(9)

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BIG BASH

46(36)

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BIG BASH

33(50)

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LIST A

36(39)

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F.Class

2(3)

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F.Class

9(10)

vs

BIG BASH

43(35)

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BIG BASH

19(18)

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BIG BASH

15(11)

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BIG BASH

Bio

Nick Hobson is a talented up and coming left-handed batter for Western Australia and Perth Scorchers. He has been a high-prolific player for his state team and has been a performer from his age-group days. 

Born in Perth, Hobson first came into recognition when he represented Western Australia at the National Under 19s Carnival in 2012-13, before becoming a local hero for the state side during WA’s Futures League team. The youngster scored an enthralling 102 during the 2014-15 season, since then there has been no stopping for him. 

The Perth-born got his dream come true when he made his Big Bash debut in the 2018-19 season. He represented the Scorchers in a match against Sydney Thunder, and he has been a part of their squad since then. 

The left-handed top-batter has been consistent for Western Australia’s state side and U-23 team. He has also represented Durham’s second XI in the past. The youngster has been doing his routines right and has all the ingredients to go to the next level. 

(As of December 2021)

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Batting Career

Batting career information not available at the moment

Bowling Career

Bowling career information not available at the moment

Teams Played For

Western Australia, Western Australia XI, Perth Scorchers

Nick's Bio

Nick Hobson is a talented up and coming left-handed batter for Western Australia and Perth Scorchers. He has been a high-prolific player for his state team and has been a performer from his age-group days. 

Born in Perth, Hobson first came into recognition when he represented Western Australia at the National Under 19s Carnival in 2012-13, before becoming a local hero for the state side during WA’s Futures League team. The youngster scored an enthralling 102 during the 2014-15 season, since then there has been no stopping for him. 

The Perth-born got his dream come true when he made his Big Bash debut in the 2018-19 season. He represented the Scorchers in a match against Sydney Thunder, and he has been a part of their squad since then. 

The left-handed top-batter has been consistent for Western Australia’s state side and U-23 team. He has also represented Durham’s second XI in the past. The youngster has been doing his routines right and has all the ingredients to go to the next level. 

(As of December 2021)