Nathan Smith is a New Zealand fast-bowling all-rounder known for his accuracy, bounce, and lower-order hitting. Standing 6 feet 3 inches (191 cm) and aged 26 in 2025, he represents Wellington in domestic cricket and has been a consistent performer in the Super Smash and for New Zealand A.
He is currently part of the West Indies tour of New Zealand 2025, playing the role of a seam-bowling all-rounder and usually batting in the lower-middle order (No. 7–8) to provide depth with both bat and ball. One of his best cricket moments came when he delivered a decisive match-winning spell in the Plunket Shield, turning the game with a burst of wickets at a crucial stage.
Domestic contracts, brand deals (limited), match fees, local endorsements
Nathan Smith’s net worth primarily comes from New Zealand domestic cricket contracts. As his profile grows, his commercial and league opportunities continue to expand.
Teams Played For
Team
Years Active
Otago
2016–2020
Wellington Firebirds
2020
New Zealand A
2018
New Zealand U19
2016
Education
Qualification
Institution
School
Otago Boys’ High School
University
University of Otago (Sports & Exercise Stream)
Complete Career Stats
Batting Career Summary
Format
Matches
Runs
Highest Score
Average
Strike Rate
100s
50s
First-Class (FC)
40
900
90
25
55
0
5
List A
35
450
50
22
85
0
2
T20 (Super Smash)
40
250
35
14
135
0
0
Bowling Career Summary
Format
Matches
Wickets
Best Bowling
Economy
Average
First-Class (FC)
40
120
6/54
3.00–3.50
25–27
List A
35
45
5/39
5.20
28–30
T20 (Super Smash)
40
45
4/12
7.80
23–25
Recent Form – Last 5 Matches
Format
Opponent
Date
Runs / Wickets
Venue
FC
Canterbury
Nov 2024
3/62 & 28 runs
Christchurch
FC
Auckland
Dec 2024
4/55
Wellington
T20
Central Districts
Jan 2025
2/21
Napier
T20
Northern Districts
Jan 2025
18 runs & 1/30
Hamilton
LA
Otago
Feb 2025
34 runs
Dunedin
Career Highlights
Year
Achievement
2016
Represented New Zealand U19 at the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup
``Born in Dunedin, Nathan Smith is 26 years old and 6 feet 3 inches tall. His journey through Otago, Wellington, and New Zealand A reflects his discipline and growth as a seam-bowling all-rounder. With steady performances and improving skills, he remains one of the strongest domestic prospects in New Zealand cricket.
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