Ollie Robinson Wiki, Religion, Nationality, Age, Height, Family, Net Worth and Biography

Oliver Edward Robinson (born 1 December 1993) is an English professional cricketer who plays for Sussex and the England national cricket team as a right-arm medium-fast bowler. Since making his international debut in 2021, Robinson has earned a reputation as a highly effective red-ball specialist, boasting a sub-23 Test bowling average.

Despite facing career bottlenecks over athletic longevity, his prolific domestic returns in the County Championship and a historic, record-breaking international comeback against New Zealand in 2026 have re-established him as a vital pillar of England’s pace transition in the post-James Anderson era.

On the opening day of the first Test at Lord's, Robinson marked his dramatic return with a devastating, record-breaking spell. He took three wickets in his very first over, dismissing Devon Conway, Kane Williamson, and Rachin Ravindra and finished the day with astonishing figures of 4 wickets for just 10 runs off 6 overs. Later on Day 2, he completed his 5-wicket haul, which helped England in taking 27 runs lead in the 1st innings.

Ollie Robinson Biography (Wiki)

Hailing from Margate, Kent, Robinson's early cricketing journey was shaped under the guidance of his stepfather, Paul Farbrace, the long-time England assistant coach. He initially came through the Kent academy before moving to Yorkshire, where he developed a reputation as an effective death-overs bowler.

Showing immense developmental growth under the mentorship of Jason Gillespie, he established himself as a frontline seamer, highlighted by a prolific 74-wicket haul in the 2018 County Championship season that paved his way to the international stage.