Ian Botham got married to her wife, Kathryn Botham in 1976. He has been serving as a chairman of Dyrham County Cricket Club since 2017.
Ian Botham is a former professional cricketer who is currently a member of the House of Lords and announced as the Trade Envoy to Australia.
Who Is Ian Botham Wife Kathryn Botham- Meet His Children
Ian has married his beautiful wife, Kathryn Botham in the year 1976 in Doncaster.
However, the actual date of their marriage is yet to be revealed by the former professional cricketer, but it is known that they met each other for the first time in June 1974.
The couple has also given birth to three children.
They have a son named Liam and two daughters named Sarah and Becky, and currently, the Botham family lives in Ravensworth in North Yorkshire.
Ian and Kathryn spent almost 16 years in Epworth, near Scunthorpe, after getting married to each other.
Former cricketer Ian was born in an English family.
His father’s name is Herbert Leslie (“Les”) Botham, and his mother’s name is Violet Marie, nee Collet.
It is known that his father had been in the Fleet Air Arm for twenty years spanning the Second World War and his mother used to serve as a nurse.
Moreover, Herbert also got a job as a test engineer at Westland Helicopterbefore Ian’s third birthday, and both his parents played cricket as well.
His father played for the Westland Sports Club and his mother was the captain of a nursing services team at Sherborne.
Botham went to Milford Junior School in the town and as a child, he used to play both cricket and football for the school’s teams.
However, Ian left school intent at the age of 16 years and played cricket for Somerset but as he was very young, he joined the ground staff at Lord’s.
Ian Botham Net Worth Explored
Botham has a total net worth of $1.4 million, and his salary is $365,040.
He has earned a huge amount of money from his career as a professional cricket player and moreover, his coaching career has also added a lot to her net worth.
Besides cricket, Ian was also a very talented footballer, but he chose cricket as his full-time career.
However, he had played as a center-half for Yeovil Town and Scunthorpe United from 1978 to 1985.