Tim David Family

Tim David was born in Singapore on 16 March 1996, but grew up in Perth, Australia. The 26-year-old plays for Singapore national cricket team and made his international debut on 22 July 2019 against Qatar.

The Singaporean-Australian cricketer although has appeared less frequent for the national team, he is a busy player in terms of T20 domestic tournaments. He featured in almost every nation’s domestic leagues and has plied his trade in Australia, India, England, and Pakistan.

Is Tim David Australian?

Tim David was born in Singapore but lived in Australia for the most part of his childhood and played cricket there. Tim David have dual nationality and he holds both Singapore and Australian citizenship. His family moved to Singapore from Australia in the 1990s. They moved back to Australia when he was two years old in the wake of the 1997 Asian financial crisis and he grew up in Perth.

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Who is the father of Tim David?

Tim David’s father, Rod David is an ex-Singapore international and represented the country in the 1997 ICC World Cup qualifier, a tournament that was eventually won by Bangladesh. Apart from representing his country in cricket, Tim’s father also used to work as an engineer.

Speaking about his father in an exclusive interview with Forbes, Tim revealed:

“I grew up seeing pics of my dad playing for Singapore and that partly fueled my passion for cricket. Our family holidays used to often be in Singapore, so I felt connected to the place.”

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Tim David Wife/Girlfriend

Tim David is currently dating Stephanie Kershaw who is a field hockey player representing the Australian field hockey team.

Tim David IPL salary

Tim David’s stint with IPL began when he was signed by Royal Challengers Bangalore for the second phase of the 2021 in the UAE. Tim just got one change against CSK, where he scored 1 run of 3 balls.

The next year, the swashbuckling middle-order batsman was roped by Mumbai Indians during the IPL 2022 Mega Auction for a staggering 8.25 crores. He was included in the MI’s first league match of the season against Delhi Capitals where he scored 12 runs off 8 deliveries. He went on to play eight matches scoring 186 runs at an impressive S/R of 216.28