Daryl Joseph Mitchell, born on May 20, 1991, is a versatile New Zealand cricketer who actively participates in all formats of the game for the New Zealand national team. He also represents the Canterbury cricket team in domestic cricket. Notably, Daryl is the son of John Mitchell, a former New Zealand rugby union coach and player, adding to the sporting legacy of his family.
Daryl Mitchell Family- Father, Mother, Siblings, Kids
At the age of 20, while still pursuing his bachelor’s degree in exercise and sports science, Daryl Mitchell joined Northern Districts in 2012. His early years saw him spending significant time in Perth, Australia, where he had the opportunity to share the field with notable Australian cricketers like Andrew Tye, Marcus Harris, and Marcus Stoinis, particularly during his school and grade cricket days in Western Australia.
One noteworthy moment was in March 2009 when Daryl Mitchell, alongside Marcus Stoinis and Justin Langer, celebrated a first-grade premiership for Scarborough in the changerooms at the WACA. His cricket journey also included three years with Hale in school cricket and two years with Scarborough at club cricket. During this period, Mitchell showcased his talent by representing Western Australia Under 19s, Under 23s, and the Australian Centre of Excellence, participating in a Futures League T20 competition.
Impressing at the Australian third-grade level competitions, Mitchell received a contract offer from Northern Districts, which he eagerly accepted. This marked his entry into the New Zealand domestic cricket scene, where he has since established himself as a regular contributor. His family’s move to Western Australia in 2006 was driven by his father John, who assumed the role of head coach for the Western Force rugby union side.
Amy Mitchell is the wife of the renowned New Zealand cricketer Daryl Mitchell. The couple celebrated their wedding in 2017.