Nathan Ellis

Nathan Ellis

Batting style
Right Hand Bat
Bowling style
Right Arm Fast Medium

Nathan Trevor Ellis, born on September 22, 1994, in Greenacre, New South Wales, is an inspiring Australian cricketer who has made a mark primarily as a right-arm medium-fast bowler. Ellis's journey to international cricket is a remarkable story of persistence, having moved to Tasmania in 2017 to advance his career after dominating NSW Premier Cricket. He quickly became known for his precision in death bowling, excelling with variations in pace and yorkers. Ellis made his T20 International debut for Australia in August 2021, where he made history by taking the first-ever hat-trick on debut in a T20I match. His skill set and tenacity have made him a key figure in Australia's limited-overs squads, and he also plays domestically for Tasmania, the Hobart Hurricanes, and internationally in leagues such as the IPL with Punjab Kings and IPL 2025 with Chennai Super Kings.​

Nathan Ellis has earned recognition for his clever bowling strategies and ability to perform under pressure, especially in the shorter formats of the game. His rise has been driven by exceptional performances in Australia's domestic circuits and T20 leagues worldwide. Ellis has shown consistency by taking wickets at crucial moments and maintaining a competitive economy rate. His presence in the team adds depth to Australia's fast-bowling arsenal, and he continues to refine his craft as a bowler capable of disrupting batting line-ups. Off the field, Ellis is known for his working-class background and determination, which resonates with many fans and aspiring cricketers. Engaged to Connie Edwards, Ellis balances his cricket career with personal commitments and interests outside the game.

Recent performances

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Men's T20I · Batting

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Men's T20I batting records
TeamOpponentRunsBallsStrike rate4s6sSeriesMatchGroundDate
AUSSL02000ICC Men's T20I World Cup, 2026Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Pallekele16-02-2026
AUSZIM7417510ICC Men's T20I World Cup, 2026R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo13-02-2026
AUSIND254000India tour of Australia T20I Series, October 2025Carrara Oval, Carrara06-11-2025
AUSSA01000South Africa tour of Australia T20I Series, August 2025Cazaly's Stadium, Cairns16-08-2025
AUSSA121111011South Africa tour of Australia T20I Series, August 2025Marrara Oval, Darwin10-08-2025