Stephen Eskinazi is a versatile wicketkeeper-batsman representing Middlesex in County Championship and England in franchise leagues.
Stephen Eskinazi is an accomplished cricketer affiliated with three countries—born in South Africa, representing Western Australia at U-19 level, and currently playing for Middlesex in England’s County Championship. Renowned as a reliable wicketkeeper-batsman, he excels with aggressive batting and sharp stumping abilities. His domestic career began with a first-class appearance in 2015 against Yorkshire. A steady performer, he also shines in global franchise tournaments worldwide. Eskinazi has set multiple domestic records and serves as a role model for aspiring athletes. Born on March 28, 1994, in Johannesburg, South Africa, Eskinazi moved to Australia with his family, where cricket became his passion. He completed his education at Christ Church Grammar School in Perth and refined his skills through school and academy cricket. After training at a cricket academy, he earned a spot in Western Australia’s U-19 team. His talent led to a professional opportunity in England, where he joined Middlesex. Eskinazi follows Christianity and upholds his religious values, though he rarely discusses faith in public. He embraces his multicultural background, as his parents hail from different regions. Despite maintaining a private lifestyle, he attributes his success to his family’s unwavering support and guidance. While details about his personal life remain undisclosed, he focuses intently on his professional journey. Across domestic and franchise cricket, Eskinazi consistently dons jersey number 28, maintaining the same number in all formats, including T20 leagues globally. As of 2026, his estimated net worth stands near $2 million, roughly ₹16 crore, derived from domestic salaries, T20 league earnings, and endorsement income. His annual cricket income is approximately ₹3 crore, supplemented by long-term County deals with Middlesex (extended until 2026) and appearances in T20 leagues such as the BBL with Perth Scorchers and The Hundred with Welsh Fire. Eskinazi made his first-class debut on September 9, 2015, against Yorkshire. His T20 debut followed on July 29, 2016, versus Gloucestershire, and his List A debut occurred on May 17, 2018, against Essex. Across 130 T20 matches, he has amassed 3,688 runs at a strike rate of 138.90. His career highlights include winning the PCA Player of the Month in 2022 for a world-record streak of three consecutive 130+ scores totaling 658 runs. He also holds the distinction of being the first player to score 102 runs in a T20 match at Lord’s. In 2018, Middlesex awarded him the County Cap, and he delivered a standout performance in the Vitality Blast. In 2023, he scored a century at Lord’s against Derbyshire (118 runs). In 2022, he signed a long-term contract extension with Middlesex, valid through 2026. As of 2026, Stephen Eskinazi is 31 years old, born on March 28, 1994. The right-handed batsman stands at 5 feet 10 inches tall. As of now, no public information exists regarding his relationship status, as Eskinazi keeps his private life strictly confidential. To date, he has registered 16 centuries across domestic and T20 formats. His total net worth is estimated at $2 million (₹16 crore), combining County salaries, T20 league pay, and sponsorship deals. He consistently wears jersey number 28 across all formats and leagues. Among his career milestones is surpassing 1,000 runs in a single County Championship season. All images included are for editorial use only. Licensed exclusively through Getty/Source.