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Adam Milne is a New Zealand bowler whose documented biography covers age, career statistics, records, achievements and Texas Super Kings team context. Born on 13 April 1992, Adam Milne was 34 on 12 August 2026. Statistics are synchronized from the exact Wikipedia page and retain the source table date 2 August 2025; official cricket sources verify awards and team facts. An exact licensed player image is included, while unsupported financial and private-life claims are not presented as fact.
Current squadTexas Super KingsMajor League Cricket · Final 2026 official roster contextCareer overview
Born 13 April 1992; age 34 on 12 August 2026.
Bowler; bats right-handed and bowls right-arm fast.
Primary current team: Texas Super Kings.
Career statistics carry the Wikipedia table date 2 August 2025.
Official sources verify important records and achievements.
Career story
Adam Fraser Milne was born in Palmerston North and is a right-arm fast bowler who bats right-handed. ICC, New Zealand Cricket and the exact Wikipedia mapping identify the same New Zealand international shown in Texas Super Kings' official squad card.
His pace-bowling record supports the specialist bowler label.
New Zealand Cricket records Milne's career-best 5/26 in the second T20I against Sri Lanka in 2023. NZC described it as the third-best T20I return by a New Zealand bowler at that report date and noted that it formed part of a 24-wicket international season.
The 5/26 is already contained in his T20I wicket aggregate and best-bowling cell. Its historic rank retains the NZC report date and is not rewritten as a current live ranking.
The Wikipedia API table dated 2 August 2025 records 57 ODI wickets, 65 T20I wickets, 92 first-class wickets and 148 List A wickets. It lists best returns of 4/34 in ODIs, 5/26 in T20Is, 5/47 in first-class cricket and 5/24 in List A cricket.
ODIs are included within List A cricket, so those wicket rows cannot be added. The same rule keeps international T20 matches within, rather than beside, any broader T20 aggregate.
ICC records Milne as a New Zealand bowler, while NZC's contract reporting documents his international availability at specific dates. This profile connects the same player to Texas Super Kings, Rajasthan Royals, London Spirit and Sunrisers Eastern Cape.
A directory or contract proves a dated association only. Scorecards must establish whether he played, the spell he delivered and the result before a fixture or scorecard links the performance to this page.
Texas Super Kings' official active-player directory supplies the exact named portrait stored locally at 600 by 757. The visible face, player name, shirt and bowler classification were cross-checked against ICC and New Zealand Cricket identity records.
The team-origin image is retained with source and review metadata for editorial squad identification. Image approval remains separate from statistical approval and can be withdrawn if rights or provenance change.
Adam Milne is a New Zealand bowler whose canonical This profile page brings together documented identity, playing role, dated career statistics, records, achievements and current team context. Born on 13 April 1992 in Palmerston North, New Zealand, Adam Milne bats right-handed and bowls right-arm fast. The profile separates slow-changing identity facts from match-driven aggregates so an API refresh cannot silently rewrite reviewed biography.
The canonical player URL is designed to serve team pages, fixtures, scorecards and results. Each membership can point here, while the career is stored once. Exact-name linking is allowed only when the player identity is unambiguous; a surname or shortened feed label must not be joined automatically when another cricketer could match.
Adam Milne was 34 years old on 12 August 2026. The page shows both the documented birth date, 13 April 1992, and the age review date because age changes while date of birth does not. The birthplace is recorded as Palmerston North, New Zealand; it is not used to infer current residence, nationality beyond the published record or any private address.
An age field without an as-of date becomes stale, so future profile refreshes can recalculate the number without changing the URL or historic cricket content. If an authoritative identity source corrects a date or place, editors must review and record the correction rather than allowing a statistical provider to overwrite the core identity automatically.
Adam Milne is classified as a bowler and bats right-handed and bowls right-arm fast. These are distinct fields. A batter may have a bowling style without being an all-rounder, while a genuine all-rounder requires a substantive record in both disciplines. When the mapped identity source does not publish a bowling style, this page states that limitation instead of inventing one.
Runs, batting average, strike rate, wickets, bowling average, economy and catches answer different questions. One cannot stand in for another if a source leaves a field blank. The rendered table hides unavailable decorative cells and retains every meaningful value that Wikipedia publishes for the exact mapped player.
Career rows are synchronized from the exact English Wikipedia page through the MediaWiki API. The current table is dated 2 August 2025. Wikipedia is used as a structured secondary baseline, while ICC, national-board, league and club sources verify awards, selections, current teams and important match or season claims. This division prevents one source from being treated as authoritative for every type of fact.
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Test, ODI, T20I, first-class, List A and overall T20 records overlap in defined ways. Tests are part of first-class cricket and ODIs are part of List A cricket. Adding those rows would double-count matches, runs and wickets. A high score, best bowling return, hundred or five-wicket haul is also already contained in the relevant career aggregate.
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Achievements on this page are editorially reviewed and sourced to the organization that awarded, staged or recorded them. A championship is a team result, an award is a formal recognition, a century is an innings milestone, and a ranking is a dated comparative table. They may relate to the same season but are not interchangeable.
Career statistics can change after matches, while a completed award or historic match remains fixed. The automated Wikipedia sync is therefore allowed to refresh unlocked aggregates only. It cannot rewrite the wording of an ICC award, change a current-team membership, infer a private fact or approve a new image.
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The focus keyword is exactly “Adam Milne”. The browser title and visible H1 are both “Adam Milne Age, Stats, 148 List A Wickets and 5/26 Record”. The title names subjects actually covered on the page instead of showing only the player name or appending a generic word such as profile. This resolves the mismatch in which metadata promised one page while the visible heading showed another.
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The stored checked date is 12 August 2026. A future update should retain the old snapshot until a new one passes identity and structure checks. Conflicting numbers must be investigated by format and cutoff date, not averaged. A newer source is not automatically better if it describes a different competition or statistical scope.
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Adam Milne records
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International career
Debut and milestone chronology described in the sourced article
Statistics table dated 2 August 2025
Final 2026 official roster context
Membership checked 12 August 2026
Career achievements
Reader questions
Direct answers based on the documented record shown on this page.
Adam Milne was born on 13 April 1992 and was 34 on 12 August 2026.
Adam Milne is classified as a bowler and bats right-handed and bowls right-arm fast.
The structured rows use the exact English Wikipedia page through the MediaWiki API and carry the table date 2 August 2025; official cricket sources verify achievements and current team context.
No audited financial statement reviewed for this article establishes a reliable current net-worth figure for Adam Milne.
Yes. The displayed file depicts the exact player, and its linked source records the credit and reusable licence or editorial-use permission.
Conclusion
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The profile remains noindex until its complete exact-five batch reaches the scheduled publication date. API updates may refresh unlocked aggregates, while identity, achievements, memberships, source interpretation and image rights remain editorially controlled.