English Cricketer Sam Curran is one of the best young talents, he was the player of the series in the ICC T20 World Cup 2022, and his all-round performance in the tournament helped England to clinch their second T20I World Cup trophy. Sam Curran has achieved so much at just 25 and there are many more milestones to collect in his career. His brother Tom Curran is his teammate in the English team.
Who are Sam Curran’s brothers?
Sam Curran has two brothers and he is the youngest of them. He has two older brothers, Tom and Ben Curran. Tom Curran is the eldest brother of the Curran Brothers.
Sam Curran’s brother: Tom Curran
Tom Curran is a cricketer who represents England in One-Day Internationals and Test matches. He bats right-handed and is a right-arm fast-medium bowler who plays for Surrey County Cricket Club in English domestic cricket. He is one of the three sons of ex-Zimbabwe international cricketer Kevin Curran, and the brother of both Surrey all-rounder Sam Curran and Northamptonshire batsman Ben Curran.
Born in Cape Town, Tom attended Springvale House, a preparatory school in Zimbabwe before moving on to the reputable St George’s College in Harare, Zimbabwe. His merit in cricket enabled him to move on to Hilton College and eventually Wellington College in England.
Initially, he played for KwaZulu-Natal Inland at the U-15, U-17, and U-19 levels. It was ex-Surrey captain Ian Greig who saw his flair in school cricket, and Surrey invited Sam Curran’s brother, Tom to play for the second XI in 2012. Two years later, he made his first-class debut.
Tom Curran has also played for the Kolkata Knight Riders, the Rajasthan Royals, and the Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League (IPL) as well as the Sydney Sixers in the Big Bash League (BBL).
Sam Curran’s brother: Ben Curran
Ben Curran, the brother of England cricketers Tom and Sam, signed with Northamptonshire, the club of their late father, Kevin Curran, for the latter part of 2018. A left-handed batsman, Ben made his Northamptonshire debut in the T20 Blast against Derbyshire after a successful period in the 2nd XI where Sam Curran’s brother scored 490 in 6 matches. His performance against Northamptonshire while playing for MCC Young Cricketers grabbed the club’s eye. By the season’s end, Ben had racked up 251 runs at 31.38, highlighted by 83 in the last match of the season against Sussex.
What are Sam Curran Brothers’s professions?
English Cricketer Sam Curran’s eldest brother Tom Curran is also an English Cricketer who plays for England's cricket team. He has played 60 international games across all three formats.
Sam Curran’s second elder brother Ben Curran is also a domestic cricketer who plays for Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, and Marylebone Cricket Club.
Are Sam Curran's brothers on social media?
Sam Curran’s Both brothers are active on Instagram and Twitter. Tom Curran’s Instagram handle has 229K followers and his Twitter handle has over 66K followers, Ben Curran’s Instagram handle has 30K followers and his Twitter handle has over 1k followers.
Who is the eldest among the Curran Brothers?
Tom Curran, born on 12 March 1995, is the oldest amongst the Curran Brothers.
Are Curran Brothers twins?
No, the Curran brothers are not twins. They were all born a few years apart from each other. Tom is the eldest who was born in 1995, followed by Ben in 1996, and finally, the youngest and most successful of the lot, Sam, was born in 1998.
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FAQs on Sam Curran
English Cricketer Sam Curran’s Brothers Tom Curran and Ben Curran were born on 12 March 1995 and 7 June 1996 respectively.
Sam Curran and his brothers Tom Curran and Ben Curran grew up in Zimbabwe and spent their early days of schooling, later they relocated to England.
Among Curran Brothers Tom Curran is the eldest, he is 28 years old.
Yes, Sam Curran’s Brothers Tom Curran and Ben Curran are English cricketers, and only the middle one Ben Curran hasn’t played for the national team yet.
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