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Azhar Ali
Batter
RUNS
1845
AVERAGE
36.9
Azhar Ali
Batter
RUNS
5919
AVERAGE
42.58
Batter
Bats Right Hand.
Bowls Right Arm Leg-Break
AGE
35
HEIGHT
CM
BORN
Lahore
COUNTRY
Pakistan
Bio
A right-hander with a tight technique, Azhar struck the first Test century in a day-night match against the West Indies in 2016.
Azhar turned that into a marathon triple-ton, eventually finishing unbeaten on 302.
Since making his Test debut against Australia in 2010, the Lahore-born batsman has ingrained himself in Pakistan's top-order and stood in as captain on their tour of New Zealand in 2016.
He looms as a key figure for Pakistan on their 2016-17 tour Down Under.
ODI Stats
MATCHES
53
DEBUT
2011
CAP NO
BEST BATTING
102
BEST BOWLING
2 - 26
Bowling
WICKETS
4
AVERAGE
65
ECONOMY
6.05
S/R
64.5
5W
0
10W/M
0
Batting
RUNS
1845
INNINGS
53
NOT OUTS
3
AVERAGE
36.9
100s
3
50s
12
Test Stats
MATCHES
78
DEBUT
2010
CAP NO
BEST BATTING
302
BEST BOWLING
2 - 35
Bowling
WICKETS
8
AVERAGE
76.38
ECONOMY
4.29
S/R
106.75
5W
0
10W/M
0
Batting
RUNS
5919
INNINGS
147
NOT OUTS
8
AVERAGE
42.58
100s
16
50s
31
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