Who Is Josh Little? Age, Biography and Wiki
Born on November 1, 1999, Josh Little is an emerging star in the world of cricket, known for his dynamic bowling skills. As of 2025, he is 25 years old and continues to make a name for himself in the international cricket arena. Hailing from Irish, Little's cricketing journey began at a young age, and with dedication and hard work, he has become a recognized figure in cricketing circles worldwide.
| Occupation | Other |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | November 1, 1999 |
| Age | 26 Years |
| Birth Place | Dublin, Ireland |
| Horoscope | Scorpio |
| Country | Ireland |
Popularity
Josh Little's Popularity over time
Height, Weight & Measurements
Standing at an impressive height of 6 feet (183 cm) and weighing around 75 kg (165 lbs), Little maintains an athletic physique that complements his role as a fast bowler. His lean build aids in his quick movements on the field, making him a formidable opponent for batsmen.
Family, Dating & Relationship Status
As of 2025, Josh Little has managed to keep his personal life largely out of the public eye. While there is speculation regarding his dating life, he has not officially confirmed any romantic relationships. Fans often debate whether the young cricketer is single or in a relationship, but Little remains focused on his career, allowing his sport to take precedence over his personal affairs.
Net Worth and Salary
Josh Little's net worth is estimated to be approximately $1 million as of 2025. His earnings primarily stem from his cricket contracts, including domestic leagues and international representations. He is believed to earn a solid salary from playing for the Irish national team and participating in various T20 leagues around the world.
Career, Business and Investments
Josh Little's career has seen a remarkable ascent since his debut. He has represented Ireland in multiple formats and participated in significant tournaments, including the ICC T20 World Cup. His brilliant performance on the field has caught the attention of various franchises, leading to lucrative contracts in domestic leagues.
In addition to his cricketing career, Little is reportedly exploring business investments in sports merchandise and coaching clinics, helping young cricketers develop their skills and passion for the game.
He excelled at the 2016 U-19 World Cup having picked up a haul of 11 wickets which also helped him to be fast-tracked into the senior Irish side within a year.
It was Graham Ford who shaped the mentality of Little to make him seriously consider about making cricket as a professional career and in an exclusive interview with Sunday Times Ireland, Little described that "five-minute chat with Ford changed his entire perception of things and since then he has been head down, just gym and cricket".
Ford acknowledged that Little at the age of 18 was keen more on his social life than having second thoughts about professional career and Little also missed training sessions and including an occasion he missed out to play in an interprovincial game in order to attend the music festival Electric Picnic.
Social Network
Little actively engages with his fanbase on social media platforms such as Instagram and Twitter. As of 2025, he boasts a significant following where he shares glimpses of his training routines, match-day experiences, and personal insights. His social media presence not only highlights his personality outside of cricket but also serves as a testament to his growing popularity.
He received his maiden call-up to join the Manchester Originals during the 2022 season of The Hundred in an Instagram direct message from England's Phil Salt and was subsequently a mid-tournament replacement for Sean Abbott during the context of 2022 Hundred season.
He was eventually Manchester Original's second highest-wicket taker during the course of the 2022 Hundred season with a wicket tally of 13 in just five innings and was only behind Paul Walter's 14 scalps. On 31 August 2022, Little achieved the best bowling figures in the history of The Hundred of 5/13.
He is the fourth person to obtain a 5 wicket haul in the history of the competition sending Manchester Originals into the top three on the final day and into the playoffs.
Education
While specific details regarding Josh Little's education remain scarce, it is known that he pursued his schooling in Ireland, where he balanced academics with his growing passion for cricket. His dedication to the sport ultimately led him to prioritize his cricketing career over further formal schooling.
Josh Little emerged through Cricket Ireland's development programme, picking up softball cricket for the first time as a ten-year-old at the St Andrews Primary School and being guided by his development cricket coach in Dublin Andrew Leonard who is now a renowned broadcaster.
He soon rose through the ranks during his stint at Pembroke Cricket Club through the Under-11 programme and also played alongside the likes of future Irish captain Andy Balbirnie for Pembroke Cricket Club in Under-15 age category level matches.
Little also plied his trade in the sport of field hockey at Monkstown Hockey Club and even represented Ireland's national field hockey team at age-group level especially for the Irish Under-16 side. At the age of 16, he was used as a net bowler for Ireland's bilateral home series against Sri Lanka in 2016.
