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Rashid Khan

Born

Sep 20, 1998 (26 years)

Birth Place

Nangarhar

Role

All Rounder

Batting Style

Right-Hand-Bat

Bowling Style

Right-Arm Bowl

Rashid Khan Statistics

Batting Stats

477

Matches

284

Innings

2589

Runs

79*

Highest Score

Not Out

146.02

Strike Rate

50's

100's

200's

13.62

Average

1773

Balls

300's

188

4's

170

6's

Ducks

Bowling Stats

477

Matches

477

Innings

643

Wickets

10918

Balls

11975

Runs

Overs

6.58

Economy

Maidens

6/17

BBI

10W

Hattricks

18.62

Average

16.9

Strike Rate

Career Debut Information

Test vs Sri Lanka at National Stadium, Mar 05, 1982

ODIvs West Indies at Gaddafi Stadium, Dec 19, 1980

T20

Teams played for

Afghanistan, ICC World XI, Comilla Victorians, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Guyana Amazon Warriors, Band-e-Amir Dragons, Adelaide Strikers, Sussex, Kabul Zwanan, Durban Heat, Barbados Tridents, Lahore Qalandars, Trent Rockets Men, Gujarat Titans, St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, MI Cape Town, MI New York, Speen Ghar Tigers

About Player

Rashid Khan was an efficient fast bowler whose skill set mostly favored him in limited-overs cricket. His international career began due to fortune as Pakistan were suffering from a squad crisis due to a full blown player strike. With most of their primary players unavailable, the PCB roped in rookies and Rashid was among the list of players who got the opportunity. He grabbed the chances with both hands in his debut series and also shone with the bat, displaying the prowess to use the long handle rather effectively. It did seem that Rashid had done enough to be backed for the future but soon found himself dropped when the big stars returned to the national team. Rashid did get more ODI opportunities including the World Cup in 1983 before being dropped in 1985 across formats. He toiled in First-class cricket for almost another decade before hanging up his boots finally. After his playing days, Rashid got into coaching the U19 side and several other internal mentoring works in the domestic circuit of Pakistan.

Written by Hariprasad Sadanandan.

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