In December 2021, he was signed by Islamabad United under the players' draft for the 2022 Pakistan Super League.

Athar Mahmood (born June 25, 1999) is a Pakistani cricketer. He made his top-class debut for Pakistan Television at the 2017–18 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy on October 3, 2017. He made his List A debut for Pakistan Television at the 2017–18 Departmental One Day Cup on December 28, 2017. In In January 2021, he was called up to Northern's squad for the 2020–21 Pakistan Cup. He made his Twenty20 debut on October 11, 2021 for Northern in the 2021–22 National T20 Cup.

Athar Mahmood Career, Biography & More

Pakistan

<h1>Athar Mahmood Career, Biography &amp; More</h1>Athar Mahmood (born June 25, 1999) is a Pakistani cricketer. He made his top-class debut for Pakistan Television at the 2017–18 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy on October 3, 2017. He made his List A debut for Pakistan Television at the 2017–18 Departmental One Day Cup on December 28, 2017. In In January 2021, he was called up to Northern's squad for the 2020–21 Pakistan Cup. He made his Twenty20 debut on October 11, 2021 for Northern in the 2021–22 National T20 Cup.

PAK vs WI: Watch - Imam-ul-Haq vents his anger after a horrible mix-up with Babar Azam

Pakistan and West Indies were currently engaged with each other in the 2nd ODI (rescheduled match) at the Multan Cricket Stadium in Multan. Babar Azam, the skipper of Pakistan won the toss and decided to bat. Fakhar Zaman and Imam-ul-Haq opened the innings for Pakistan. 
Andeson Philip provided the first breakthrough for West Indies, by sending back Fakhar Zaman for 17 runs. After his dismissal, Babar Azam joined with Imam and played a crucial inning in the middle for his team.
 Both the batters added 120 runs for the second wicket partnership before the left-handed batter has been run-out by Shai Hope and Nicholas Pooran on 72 runs. Babar Azam also went back to the dressing room after scoring 77 runs for his team. The middle-order of Pakistan didn't live up to the expectations as they returned to the dressing room with cheap numbers. 


Summary of the match between Pakistan vs West Indies:
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/pakistan-vs-west-indies-10_06_2022.jpg">Pakistan-vs-West-IndiesShadab Khan and Khushdil Shah had a decent time with the bat and scored 22 runs each. In the end, Mohammad Wasim Jr and Shaheen Afridi scored 17 and 15 runs and helped their side to post a good total of 275 runs on the board. 
Shai Hope and Kyle Mayers opened the innings for West Indies while chasing the target of 276 runs. Shaheen Afridi provided the first breakthrough in the very first over, as he removed Shai Hope for just 4 runs. 
After that, Syle Mayers and Shamarh Brooks added some valuable runs on the board in the top order for their side. Both the batters added 67 runs for the second wicket partnership Kyle Mayers had been removed by Mohammad Wasim Jr. 
Brandon King followed him in the very next over bowled by Mohammad Nawaz. The left-arm spinner also got the crucial wicket for Pakistan by picking up well-settled Shamarh Brooks for 42 runs. 
The skipper of the side, Nicholas Pooran also failed to score runs for his team and warmed the bench with the number of 25. The Pakistan bowlers didn't let the other batters to settle down and won the match by a margin of 120 runs. 


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Venue changes again in the Pakistan-Australia series

The venue for the ODI series between Pakistan and Australia has been changed. Earlier the venue for the test series was even changed as well.&nbsp;<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/pakistan-vs-australia-19_03_2022.jpg">Both the Cricket Boards have agreed for the changes.The ODI series is scheduled to roll on from 29th March. The all three matches of the ODI series was announced to be held in Rawalpindi. But according to the new plan the matches now will be played in Lahore. Both the Cricket Boards have agreed on the decision of changes.&nbsp;

Pakistan Cricket Board-PCB informed in a statement, “Pakistan and Australia cricket boards have mutually agreed to shift white-ball matches from Rawalpindi to Lahore on the dates as announced previously."<blockquote>"The decision was made on Saturday morning following discussions between the two boards."&nbsp; 

</blockquote>Pakistan have played two Tests against the touring team so far in the historic home series. The first Test was played in Rawalpindi and the second in Karachi, which both concluded in draws. Australia Team are already in Lahore preparing for the third Test at the Gaddafi stadium, which starts on March- 21 (Monday).The ODI and T20I's team of Australia will reach Lahore on March-24.&nbsp;They will be in Room Quarantine for a day.&nbsp;PAK vs AUS ODI series will witness three encounters.&nbsp;The ODIs are scheduled to be held on March 29, 31 and April 2 followed by the T20 on April 4.

Numerous changes as Pakistan announces squad

Pakistan Cricket Board- PCB has announced their One Day International- ODI and Twenty/20 squads ahead of the three match ODI and a T20 series against the Australia. Inform test opener Imam Ul Haque has been dropped from the T20Is.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/fodvlicwuaq8604-18_03_2022.jpg">The ODI series will roll over from March-29.35 years old left arm spinner Asif Afridi has got his maiden call in both-ODI and T20I series squad. He came into the limelight with amazing performance during the recent PSL. He got 8 wickets playing 5 matches during the league.&nbsp;Along with him, Mohammad Haris is another guy who also been re-called in national team for both formats. Earlier, he was called during the New Zealand series, which unfortunately was abandoned later on with security issue. He has scored at an mind-boggling strike rate of 187 while scoring the 166 runs, which proved enough to attract the national selectors.Imam Ul Haque, Abdullah Shafique amd Saud Shakeel are the names who have been axed from the T20I squad against Australia. The ODI series will roll over from March-29.ODI and T20I Fixtures

March 29, Rawalpindi – First ODI 
March 31, Rawalpindi – Second ODI 
April 02, Rawalpindi – Third ODI 
April 05, Rawalpindi – T20I 
Pakistan ODI squad 

Babar Azam (c), Shadab Khan (vc), Abdullah Shafique, Asif Afridi, Asif Ali, Fakhar Zaman, Haider Ali, Haris Rauf, Hasan Ali, Iftikhar Ahmed, Imam-Ul-Haq, Khushdil Shah, Mohammad Haris (wk), Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Mohammad Wasim Jnr, Saud Shakeel, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Shahnawaz Dahani, Usman Qadir. 

Pakistan T20I squad 

Babar Azam (c), Shadab Khan (vc), Asif Afridi, Asif Ali, Fakhar Zaman, Haider Ali, Haris Rauf, Hasan Ali, Iftikhar Ahmed, Khushdil Shah, Mohammad Haris, Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Mohammad Wasim Jnr, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Shahnawaz Dahani, Usman Qadir.

Babar Azam undoubtedly the best batter: Vaughan

Former English captain and cricket analyst Michael Vaughan believes Pakistan's Babar Azam is currently the best batter across all formats. He shared the view without any doubt what so ever.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/michael-vaughan-06_11_2021.jpg">Michael Vaughan praises the Pakistani captain.Pakistan saved the Karachi test, they earned a draw which was no less than a win. It was their captain who leaded the battle from front. Babar Azam managed his troops very smartly as well as emerged as savior with bat during the second innings of Karachi test after their collapse in the earlier innings.Hosts batted for five sessions as they denied Australia a win that seemed very likely after day three. An the chief architect for the success was Babar.&nbsp;He played his career best knock as well as the highest score&nbsp;by a captain in the fourth innings during Karachi test.&nbsp;His determined innings ended with only four runs away from his first ever double ton in test cricket.&nbsp;The Men In Green skipper batted at a strike rate of 46 during his 425 balls, 196 runs game changing knock.The innings impressed Michael Vaughan. Therefore, he stated the batter- who is also in form in the other formats as well as the best batter currently.&nbsp;He posted in his Social Networking account praising the Pakistani cricketer. The English tweeted, "Without question I think Babar Azam&nbsp;is the best all round Batter in the World right now. Brilliant across all the formats." 

Earlier he shared another Tweet in praise of the batter. The former English captain wrote, "Once again Babar Azam&nbsp;proving his class."

Babar 196, Rizwan 104* save the day for Pakistan

Karachi test ended providing all the glamour and excitement of an ideal test match. It concluded with both sides in winning state- Pakistan being only 63 runs deficit from the target, even Australia were in hunt requiring three wickets for the victory.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/pakistan-australia-cricket-9716474034435781647403451188-16_03_2022.jpg">Babar ended with only 4 runs away from his first double ton in tests.The hosts were required 314 runs to win during the last day of the contest. Babar Azam and Abdullah Shafique provided a merry beginning during the day with 8 wickets in the bag. Unfortunately, their 228 runs partnership ended as Shafique departed with just four short of his ton after playing an outstandingly traditional sort test knock-&nbsp;96 runs from 395 deliveries.&nbsp;&nbsp;Fawad Alam then also followed Shafique's way to the dressing room. It was Mohammad Rizwan who joined Babar Azam for the reconstruction duty of their innings. The duo were batting in most comfortable fashion, even their going created hope for a glorious but unexpected win. They added 115 runs for the fifth wicket partnership.&nbsp;Eventually, Pakistan were not able to create record chasing the target of 506 runs. Despite, their captain leaded the fight from the front almost till the end. Babar played his career best knock as well as the highest score&nbsp;by a captain in the fourth innings of a test. His determined innings ended with only four runs away from his first ever double ton in test cricket.&nbsp;<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/b86043a6-karachi-day-5-16_03_2022.jpg">Nathan Lyon created most damage with four wickets

The Men In Green skipper batted at a strike rate of 46 during his 425 balls, 196 runs game changing knock. His departure did created a mini downfall in their innings. Nathan Lyon picked Faheem Ashraf during the very next ball, it become even worse with Sajid Khan also returning adding only 9 runs.&nbsp;Aussies therefore got their tail up and increased pressuring Pakistani batters. But Rizwan made sure their were no setback. The cricketer made full use of getting life at 91 as he remained unbeaten at 104 runs facing 177 balls. He was lucky enough to reach his second test hundred as he almost went run-out at 99.Spinner Nathan Lyon created most damage with four wickets as his skipper also picked two wickets for Australia. Earlier, the opening test in Rawalpindi also ended as draw, so the series remains at all square.Score Summary: Australia 555/9 (1st Innings)&nbsp; 
 Usman Khawaja 160, Carey 93; Faheem Ashraf 2-55, Sajid Khan 2-151 
 Pakistan 148/10 (1st Innings) 
 Babar Azam 36; Mitchell Starc 3-29, Mitchell Swepson 2-32 
 Australia&nbsp;97/2 decl (2nd Innings) 
 Marnus Labuschagne 44, Usman Khawaja 44* Pakistan 443/7&nbsp;(2nd Innings) 
 Babar Azam 196, Rizwan 104; Lyon 4-112, Cummins 2-75Result:&nbsp;Match Drawn Player of the match: Babar Azam (Pakistan)

Babar hundred keeps Pakistan alive

Karachi test's day four has proved to be the best day for hosts as they are chasing well enough under pressure. Batting duo- skipper Babar Azam and Abdullah Shafique has given Pakistan a lifeline as they are now dreaming to chase down the 506 runs target, with 8 wickets in reserve.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/babar azam scores ton against aussies">Babar Azam accomplished his sixth ton in the test careerEarlier, Australia started the day with 81/1 in the score-board. They soon declared their innings soon as losing their second wicket at the score of 97 runs. The visitors who batted in the second innings instead of in-forcing Pakistan follow-on, with a mammoth lead of 358 runs.&nbsp;Eventually, they set hosts a massive target of 506 runs.Pakistan suffered double blow chasing the target. They lost the wickets- opener Imam Ul Haque (1) and Azhar Ali (6) with just 21 runs in the score-sheet. Babar Azam who joined the other opener Shafique then started re-constructing the innings.&nbsp;They ended the day with an unbeaten 171 runs partnership for the third wicket. Aussie bowlers had to pass 59.4 overs wicket-less during the period. Therefore, Pakistan now require 314 runs more to win the Karachi Test. Even if they bat out the entire last day, they will be able to save the game after major first innings failure with both-bat and bowl.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/pakistanvsaustraliaap-15_03_2022.jpg">Aussie bowlers had to pass 59.4 overs wicket-lessSkipper Babar Azam accomplished his sixth ton in the test career as he remained unbeaten with 102* runs. He smashed 12 boundaries during the 197 balls knock. He was well supported by Shafique, who was more patient facing 226 balls for his 71 runs. The opener's innings included a four as well a six.Score Summary: Australia 555/9 (1st Innings)&nbsp; Usman Khawaja 160, Carey 93; Faheem Ashraf 2-55, Sajid Khan 2-151 Pakistan 148/10 (1st Innings) Babar Azam 36; Mitchell Starc 3-29, Mitchell Swepson 2-32 Australia&nbsp;97/2 decl (2nd Innings) Marnus Labuschagne 44, Usman Khawaja 44* Pakistan&nbsp;192/2&nbsp;(2nd Innings) Babar Azam 102*, Abdullah Shafique 71*Stumps, Day Four | Pakistan need&nbsp;314&nbsp;more runs to win

Australia sense win as Pakistan collapse

Visitors bundled Pakistan all-out for 148 runs in reply to their massive total of 556 runs before Pat Cummins declared in their first innings. Interestingly, they decided to bat instead of inviting Pakistan in-forcing follow-on. Australia now lead by a mammoth 489 runs in the second innings so far.&nbsp;<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/aussies celebrate a wicket">Pakistan lost seven wickets even before reaching 100 runs mark.

Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins started the day for the visitors with 505 runs in the score-board losing eight wickets. But it was a early blow as Shaheen Afridi got rid of Starc after he scored 28 runs off 97 deliveries he faced.&nbsp;But it was the only success for the Men in Green during the day as last wicket pair frustrated with a 51 runs partnership. The paired stayed unbeaten as Aussies declared their innings with a massive total of 556 runs losing 9 wickets. Skipper Cummins remained not-out with quick fire 36 from 34 balls, whereas his partner Michael Swepson also scored unbeaten 15* runs. Faheem Ashraf and Sajid Khan both got two wickets each for the bowling side.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;In reply to the giant first innings total by opponents Pakistan failed to get a solid foundation with the bat. Opener Abdullah Shafique went run-out with just 26 runs in the board. Hosts were not able to overcome from the blow and in fact lost wickets at regular interval.&nbsp;They lost seven wickets even before reaching 100 runs mark. It went even worse as their 9th wicket fell with only 118 runs. Shaheen Afridi and Nauman Ali showed resistance as the final pair of their line up. Swepson made sure the pair don't get settled as he got Nauman LBW, therefore Pakistan were bundled all-out for only 148 runs. Skipper Babar Azam were their top-scorer with 36 runs. Imam Ul Haque (20) and Afridi (20) were among other major contributions.&nbsp;<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/australia celebrate against pakistan">Aussies had a healthy lead of 408 runs in the first innings.

Mitchell Starc was the most dangerous and successful among Aussie bowlers getting three wickets. Leg-spinner Swepson also earned two wickets to his name.Despite getting a healthy lead of 408 runs in the first innings. Visitors decided against inviting Pakistan for follow-on. Australia came to bat in their second innings. They scored 81 runs losing the wicket of David Warner. They lead by 489 runs with Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne in the crease with 35* and 37* runs respectively.&nbsp;Score Summary:Australia 555/9 (1st Innings)&nbsp; Usman Khawaja 160, Alex Carey 93; Faheem Ashraf 2-55, Sajid Khan 2-151 Pakistan 148/10 (1st Innings) Babar Azam 36; Mitchell Starc 3-29, Mitchell Swepson 2-32 Australia&nbsp;81/1&nbsp;(2nd Innings) Marnus Labuschagne 37*, Usman Khawaja 35* Stumps, Day Three | Australia lead by 489 runs

Khawaja-Carey makes Pakistani bowlers toil in second day

Aussie batters dominated another day at Karachi Test. The visitors have collected a mammoth 505 runs losing 8 wickets in their first innings so far. Usman Khawaja who scored a century during the opening day ended at 160, whereas Alex Carey missed out on a test ton.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/usman-khawaja-ap-century-13_03_2022.jpg">Khawaja smashed 15 fours as well as a big six during 160.Usman Khawaja and Nathan Lyon started the day for Australia at second day from 251 runs in the score-board losing three wickets. Night-watchman Lyon scored a vital 38 off 62 deliveries including five boundaries Faheem Ashraf got him bowled before he could reach his half-century.Despite the departure of his overnight partner Khawaja kept scoring from a end, and formed 43 runs partnership with Trevis Head, who felt in the spin trap of Sajid Khan. Khwaja who joined by Cameron Green was the next to depart.&nbsp;His 160 runs knock concluded but after dealing 369 balls. Khawaja also smashed 15 fours as well as a big six. Another left-hander batter Alex Carey took over the responsibility adding 45 runs with Green.&nbsp;Green was clean-bowled by Nauman Ali after he scored patient 28 runs off 73 deliveries. Carey was than supported by Mitchel Starc. Unfortunately he lost his concentration nearing a ton. He was dismissed by part-timer Babar Azam as he smashed seven fours and two sixes during his 93 runs in 159 deliveries.&nbsp;His departure also ended the day's play. Australia reached 505 runs with the loss of eight wickets at the stumps of day-2. Starc will resume day-3 with his captain Pat Cummins.Score Summary:Australia 505/8 (1st Innings)&nbsp; Usman Khawaja 160, Alex Carey 93; Faheem Ashraf 2-55, Sajid Khan 2-151 Stumps, Day Two.

'Below average' Rawalpindi pitch handed one demerit point by ICC

The opening match between Pakistan and Australia has concluded without a result. The pitch used in Rawalpindi during the game has been rated below average and is imposed a demerit point.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/australia batters">The match saw dismissals&nbsp;of only 14 wickets in total.It turned out to be a batting paradise as far as wickets are concern with zero assistance for the bowlers. After accomplishment of five long day's of cricket, the match saw dismissal of only 14 wickets in total.The entire issue created much discussion-criticism from many, which was well noticed by International Cricket Council-ICC. Match referee&nbsp;Ranjan Madugalle&nbsp; under the ICC Pitch and Outfield Monitoring Process has provided the venue a single demerit point and rated the pitch below average.The referee stated,&nbsp;“The character of the pitch hardly changed over the course of five days and that there has been no deterioration apart from the bounce getting slightly lower. The pitch did not have a great deal of pace and bounce in it for the seamers nor assisted the spinners as the match progressed."<blockquote>"In my view this does not represent an even contest between bat and ball. Therefore, in keeping with the ICC guidelines I rate this pitch as below average." 

</blockquote>In the revised ICC Pitch and Outfield Monitoring Process, which was introduced on 4 January 2018, if a pitch or outfield is rated as being substandard, that venue will be allocated a number of demerit points.&nbsp;One demerit point will be awarded to venues whose pitches are rated by the match referees as below average, while 3 and 5 demerit points will be awarded to venues whose pitches are marked as poor and unfit, respectively.When a venue accumulates five demerit points (or crosses that threshold), it will be suspended from hosting any international cricket for a period of 12 months, while a venue will be suspended from staging any international cricket for 24 months when it reaches the threshold of 10 demerit points.

 Australia set for big score after Khawaja's 97

It has been another dominant day by batters in the Rawalpindi test. The match has accomplished three days of action, with the dismissal of only six wickets from both Pakistan and Australia. The third day of the first test has belong to the Aussie batter's outstanding display.&nbsp;<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/australia batters">David Warner and Usman Khawaja accumulated 156 runs.

The hosts scored 476 runs courtesy to the double tons smashed by duo- Azhar Ali and Imam Ul Haque,&nbsp;losing just four wickets. In reply, visitors started the day with score of 5-0 and ended with still 205 runs deficit in their total.Australia apparently are at very comfortable zone as they have gathered 271 runs in the loss of two wickets. Their opening partnership between David Warner and Usman Khawaja accumulated 156 runs.&nbsp;It was David Warner's departure after scoring 68 runs from 114 balls, broke their opening partnership.&nbsp;Khawaja had the opportunity to convert his fifty into a glorious ton. Aussies however, did not suffered any further blow. Visitors are progressing steadily with the bat of-&nbsp;Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith.&nbsp;Marnus Labuschagne and former captain Steven Smith are unbeaten at the score of 69 and 24 respectively. But unfortunately, the game had to be ended sooner with 18 overs due to be bowled.&nbsp;Score Summary:Pakistan 1st Innings 476/4 decl. 
 Azhar Ali 185, Imam Ul Haq 157, Imam-ul-Haq 157; Pat Cummins 1-62 Australia&nbsp;1st Innings&nbsp;271/2 Usman Khawaja 97, David Warner 68; Nauman Ali 1-49&nbsp; Stumps Day-3 | Pakistan lead by 205 runs.

Imam, Azhar's big hundreds consolidate Pakistan's hold

Azhar Ali earned spotlight at Rawalpindi Test by playing a further patient innings than Imam-ul-Haq, who did during the first Test century of his career. After Imam, Azhar's ton ended the second day of the Test with relief for the hosts.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/image_1646487874-05_03_2022.jpg">Aussie cricketers observed silence for Shane WarnePakistan started the second day with 245 runs for the loss of one wicket. The duo were in no hurry. They were displaying classical batting. At a time, Pakistan's supporters went annoyed to see the run rate resulted by slow batting!However, the two have explained the beauty of Test cricket. When Imam returned to the dressing room with 157 off 358 balls, Azhar continued the battle all alone. The 19th century of his career could not turn into a double century for a whisker. He had to surrender with 185 runs off 361 balls. While, the team total score was 442 runs. 




Later, captain Babar Azam returned to the dressing room with 36 runs, the Australian bowlers could not get rid of Mohammad Rizwan and Iftikhar Ahmed. But, the two did not spend much time at the crease. Rizwan was unbeaten on 29 and Iftikhar on 13 while Pakistan declared their innings at 476. By then hosts had played 162 overs and scored at 2.93 runs. 

 <img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/rawalpindi test, stumps">Pakistan declared their innings at 476.After that, Pat Cummins' side faced only 1 over and ended the day's proceeding with 5 runs. They&nbsp;will be starting the third day, as Usman Khawaja will start batting with 5 and David Warner with target to oepn his account.Score Summary:Pakistan 1st Innings 476/4 decl. Azhar Ali 185, Imam Ul Haq 157, Imam-ul-Haq 157; Pat Cummins 1-62Australia 5/0 Stumps Day-2 | Pakistan lead by 471 runs.

Aussie cricketer receives life threat regarding Pakistan tour

The New Zealand cricket team received an attack threat during a tour of Pakistan. The Kiwis went back to the country being scared. Pakistan had to go through a very difficult time to recover from that incident. This time, the threat given to Ashton Agar brought back the past nightmares of that ugly and ever forgettable incident for Pakistan Cricket.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/australian-cricketers-nervous-about-touring-pakistan-26_01_2022.png">Aussie cricketer receives life threat regarding Pakistan tour


The Australian national team has arrived to Pakistan to play a full series against the hosts. Earlier, a message was sent to Ashton Agar's wife's Instagram. 


It was written there that the spinner will not survive if he visits Pakistan, the children will miss their father. Australia, however, is not disturbed by the threat posed by the deadly aggression. 



The Sydney Morning Herald reports that Agar's wife received the message from a fake account. Pakistani media claims that the fake account was operated from India. Earlier, it was alleged that emails threatening New Zealand were also sent from India. 

 Aussie, however is satisfied with Pakistan's tight security. "I feel very safe here," said Australia's Test captain Pat Cummins". <blockquote>"The Pakistan Cricket Board is taking good care of us. A large number of security personnel were present at the airport. We got off the plane and went straight to the hotel." 

 </blockquote>Even, England also decided to cancel their tour of Pakistan after New Zealand cricket team returned home, canceling their tour. This will be the first time a team has visited Pakistan since that incident.

Nationality	Pakistan
Role	Bowlers
Born	25th Jun, 1999
Age	23 years, 5 months, 13 days
Batting Style	Right Hand Bat

Matches	17
Innings	17
Not Out	2
Runs	731
High Score	0
Average	34.80
Strike Rate	37.00
100s	0
50s	0
6s	0
4s	0

Matches	2
Innings	3
Not Out	0
Runs	0
High Score	0
Average	0.00
Strike Rate	0.00
100s	0
50s	0
6s	0
4s	0

Matches	17
Innings	12
overs	61.3
Runs	49
wickets	8
bestinning	5/28
bestmatch	5/28
Average	7.00
econ	4.56
Strike Rate	40.83
4W	0
5W	1
10W	0

Matches	2
Innings	4
overs	34
Runs	147
wickets	2
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bestmatch	2/91
Average	73.50
econ	4.32
Strike Rate	102.0
4W	0
5W	0
10W	0

Athar Mahmood

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