Finally PCB has announced T20 and ODI squads for West Indies
tour. Overall, it’s not a worthy selection as many of them are same old and
tested players but a few youngsters have managed to win the place. Let’s have a
look at their stats.
Hammad Azam (All-rounder)
An emerging all-rounder who is equally good with bat and
ball and has all potential to fill the void Abdur Razzak and Azhar Mehmood left
long time back.
First Class matches: 36
Batting Average: 24.50
100: 1 50: 7
100: 1 50: 7
Wickets: 56
In last 10 domestic matches: 204 runs (Including 74*, 66), 8
wickets
Haris Sohail (Batsman)
Sialkot Stallions’ super hero, a talented left-handed
middle-order striker and a match-winner – he can be the X-factor Pakistani team
has been missing.
First Class matches: 53
Batting Average: 52.75
100: 11 50: 22
100: 11 50: 22
Twenty20 Average: 72.83 in 14 matches
In last 10 domestic matches: 313 (Including 99, 62*, 56*,
34)
Asad Ali (Medium Pacer)
An emerging fast bowler with controlled line and length. In
the warmup ODI for Champions Trophy, he grabbed 3 wickets against South Africa.
First class matches: 78
Wickets: 355
5-wickets haul: 24 times
5-wickets haul: 24 times
In last 8 domestic matches: 18 wickets
Zulfiqar Babar (Spinner)
A left-arm orthodox bowler, Zulfiqar. He said to be one of
the most successful bowlers in domestic seasons.
First Class matches: 63
Wickets: 309
5-Wickets haul: 19 times
5-Wickets haul: 19 times
In last 10 domestic matches: 6 wickets
Mohammad Rizwan (Wicketkeeper)
The 21 year-old wicketkeeper is said to be a budding talent.
First class matches: 35
Catches: 116
Stumps: 6
Stumps: 6
Batting Average: 44.32
100: 3 50:
12
In last 10 domestic matches: 14 catches, 3 stumps
