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Azhar Ali
Batter
RUNS
5669
AVERAGE
43.27
Azhar Ali
Batter
RUNS
1845
AVERAGE
36.9
Batter
Bats Right Hand.
Bowls Right Arm Leg-Break
AGE
34
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.
Test Stats
MATCHES
73
DEBUT
2010
CAP NO
BEST BATTING
302
BEST BOWLING
2-35
Bowling
WICKETS
8
AVERAGE
75.3
ECONOMY
4.26
S/R
106
5W
0
10W/M
0
Batting
RUNS
5669
INNINGS
139
NOT OUTS
8
AVERAGE
43.27
100s
15
50s
31
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
Latest Videos
Azhar, Siddle recall run out madness
In the aftermath of one of the most mind-boggling run outs in Test cricket history, Azhar Ali and Peter Siddle recount what unfolded on day three
'I'm lost for words': Azhar run out in bizarre fashion
In one of the strangest dismissals in the history of Test cricket, Pakistan's Azhar Ali is run out while chatting mid-pitch with his batting partner in Abu Dhabi
Starc, Siddle identify key Pakistan Test bat
Mitchell Starc and Peter Siddle have no doubt Azhar Ali remains the key wicket Australia must take when they take on Pakistan in the upcoming Test series
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