<h1>Ibrahim Zadran Net Worth, Height, Age, Wife, Biography &amp; More</h1>Ibrahim Zadran (Pashtu: ابراهیم ځدراڼ; * December 12, 2001) is an Afghan cricketer. He made his test match debut for the Afghan cricket team in September 2019.<h3>

Domestic career</h3>
He made his debut on August 11, 2017 at the Ghazi Amanullah Khan Regional One Day Tournament 2017 for the Mis Ainak region. 

In September 2018, he was named to Nangarhar's squad for the first edition of the Afghanistan Premier League tournament.<h2>

International career</h2>
In December 2017 he was appointed to the Afghan squad for the 2018 U19 World Cricket Championship. With 186 runs he was the leading run scorer for Afghanistan in the tournament. 

In December 2018 he was appointed to Afghanistan's U23 national team for the ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2018. 

In August 2019, he was appointed to Afghanistan's test team for the one-off game against Bangladesh. He made his test debut for Afghanistan in a one-off game against Bangladesh on September 5, 2019. The following month he was named to Afghanistan's squad for their series against the West Indies. He made his debut at One Day International (ODI) on November 11, 2019 for Afghanistan against the West Indies. He made his T20I debut for Afghanistan on November 14, 2019 against the West Indies. 

In December 2019, he was appointed to the Afghan squad for the 2020 U19 World Cricket Championship. With 240 runs in five games, he was the leading run scorer for Afghanistan in the tournament.

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Gurbaz's fifty helps Afghanistan beat Ireland to make series 2-1

Afghanistan have won by 22 runs
in the third match of the five-match T20I series against hosts Ireland on
Friday (August 12) in Belfast. Coming from 2-0 behind, the visitors narrowed
the gap by winning this match. Ireland, however, still lead the series by 2-1.
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/afghan-t20-12_08_2022.jpg">After losing the toss and batting
in Belfast, Afghanistan scored 189 runs, losing 5 wickets in 20 overs.
Rahmanullah Gurbaz scored a beautiful half-century for the team. He hit 8 fours and 1 six
on his way to a 35-ball 53, which earned him the man-of-the-match award.
Najibullah Zadran played a cameo
of 42 runs off 18 balls with 5 sixes. Besides, Hazratullah Zazai scored 39 off
40 balls and Ibrahim Zadran scored 36 off 22 balls. Josh Little took two
wickets for Ireland.
Ireland didn't get off to a good
start chasing the target. The team lost Paul Stirling in the first over of Ireland
innings. Captain Andy Balbirnie also got out in the third over. After that,
Lorcan Tucker tried, but Harry Tector and Curtis Campher weren’t able to support
him and were dismissed. 
Tucker departed with 31 runs off
21 balls but George Dockrell continued to fight. In the end, Fionn Hand also supported
him. But Hand's 18-ball 36 and Dockrell's unbeaten 37-ball 58 only narrowed the
margin of defeat.
In the end, Ireland’s innings
restricted at 167 after losing 9 wickets in 20 overs. For the Afghans, Naveen-ul-Haq
took three wickets, while Fazalhaq Farooqi and Mujeeb Ur Rahman picked up two
wickets each.

Balbirnie, Tucker star in Ireland's big win against Afghanistan 

Ireland have finally managed to
win a match after losing seven T20Is and three ODIs straight. They beat the
strong Afghanistan side by 7 wickets on Tuesday (August 9) in Belfast. With the
win, they are leading the five-match T20I series by 1-0.
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/balbirnie-10_08_2022.jpg">Batting first, with the help of
opener Usman Ghani’s brilliant half-century and another opener Rahmanullah
Gurbaz’s 26-run innings from 22 balls, Afghanistan started well. But they lost
the momentum in the middle as no batsmen were able to play any effective
innings. In the end, Ibrahim Zadran’s quick 29-run unbeaten innings off 18
balls gave the hosts a fighting total of 168 runs in 20 overs losing 7 wcikets.
Pacer Barry McCarthy was the
standout bowler for Ireland with 3 wickets. Spinner George Dockrell also took
two wickets.
Chasing the target, Paul Stirling
and Andy Balbirnie gave Ireland a perfect start. Though, Stirling got out after
scoring 31 runs, Balbirnie and in-form batsman Lorcan Tucker set up the chase
very well with half-centuries. Balbirnie scored 51 runs off 38 balls and Tucker
played an innings of 50-run off 32 balls. After their wicket, the chase slowed
down a bit as the hosts needed 13 runs in the last over of the match.
But Harry Tector and Dockrell kept
their nerve cool in the last over and picked up the win for Ireland. Tector
remained unbeaten on 25 runs and Dockrell was unbeaten on 10 runs.

Afghan ton keeps Zimbabwe at bay

After a hammering loss in the series opener, Afghanistan have recovered well to put themselves on top of Zimbabwe at the end of day one in the second Test in Abu Dhabi.

[caption id="attachment_160827" align="aligncenter" width="640"]<img class="size-large wp-image-160827" src="https://www.bdcrictime.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Asghar-Afghan-100-1024x683.jpeg" alt="Afghan ton keeps Zimbabwe at bay" width="640" height="427" /> Asghar Afghan is the first player from Afghanistan to score a Test hundred as captain. Photo: Courtesy[/caption]

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A record unbroken fourth-wicket stand of 186 runs between Hashmatullah Shahidi and Asghar Afghan has taken Afghanistan to 307/3. This is the highest partnership by a Afghanistan pair for any wicket in Test matches.

Skipper Asghar became the second batsman after Rahmat Shah to score a Test hundred for his country. He did that in style, hitting Victor Nyauchi for consecutive boundaries to reach the landmark. Asghar has played 135 balls for his unbeaten 106 runs with 12 boundaries and 2 over-boundaries.

Watchful Shahidi is a potential for becoming the third Afghan Test centurion, as he is  229-ball 86* runs (12 fours).

Opener Ibrahim Zadran, who made 72 off 130, missed out on a three-figure earlier in the day. He lost his opening partner Javed Ahmadi in the second over after Afghanistan elected to bat first. Rahmat was run out for 23 in a terrible mix-up with Ibrahim.

Zimbabwe have used seven bowlers on a dry day. Pacer Nyauchi and leg-spinner Ryan Burl are the only two wicket-takers of the day, but both have been expensive as they gave runs at 5.21 and 4.25 respectively.

Afghanistan will bank on Rashid Khan, who has returned from an injury that ruled him out of the first Test, after posting a big first innings total in course to level the series.

Brief scores:

Afghanistan 307/3 in 90 overs (Asghar 106*, Shahidi 86*, Ibrahim 72; Burl 1/34)

Stumps- Day 1

Another two-day Test: Zimbabwe thump Afghanistan

Zimbabwe have taken 1-0 lead in the two-match series against Afghanistan, beating them by 10 wickets on the second day of the first Test in Abu Dhabi. 

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A week ago, the third India-England Ahmedabad Test (D/N) ended in two days. Test cricket has now seen two consecutive matches ending in two days for the first time since 1889.

Like India, Zimbabwe also required to take down a low total - 17. Kevin Kasuza (11*) and Prince Masvaure (5*) did it in 3.2 overs in the final session of day two.

On the same day, Zimbabwe posted 250 in 72 overs on board, taking 119-run first-innings lead. Skipper Sean Williams scored his third Test hundred, making 105 runs off 174 balls with 10 fours. Regis Chakabva chipped in with 44 runs to support his captain.

Spinner Amir Hamza Hotak claimed 6 wickets for 75 runs, the second best figures for Afghanistan in their short Test history.

Afghanistan were reduced to 21/5 in the second session, which was leading to a potential innings defeat. Debutant opener Abdul Malik made a pair as he edged Victor Nyauchi behind in the second over.

While wickets kept falling at the other end, the other opener Ibrahim Zadran stood alone until Donald Tiripano returned with three quick wickets to bowl Afghanistan out for 135 runs in 45.3 overs. Ibrahim struck a second Test fifty, a 145-ball 74 runs including 10 boundaries.

Winning captain Williams was awarded player of the match.

The second Test will be played at the same venue from March 10.

Brief scores:

Afghanistan 1st innings: 131 (Afsar 37; Muzarabani 4/48, Nyauchi 3/34)

Zimbabwe 1st innings: 250 (Williams 105, Chakabva 44; Hamza 6/75)

Afghanistan 2nd innings: 135 (Ibrahim 75; Tiripano 3/23, Nyauchi 3/30)

Zimbabwe 2nd innings: 17/0 (Kasuza 11*, Masvaure 5*)

Zimbabwe won by 10 wickets  

Player of the Match: Sean Williams

Debutant Ibrahim Zadran scored 87 in the second innings to keep Afghanistan top in the only Test against Bangladesh.

<img class="size-full wp-image-128682 aligncenter" src="https://www.bdcrictime.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Screenshot_6.jpg" alt="Ibrahim Zadran" width="1231" height="817" />
Afghanistan are slowly taking away the game from the hosts Bangladesh and the 17-year old debutant Ibrahim Zadran can take some credit for it after his solid innings of 87 from 208 balls. He could have scored his debut hundred, but a rush of blood became the obstacle to it in the end.

Zadran insisted Afghanistan was hopeful of performing well and they prepared really well for the game.

"I have not played the tournament [intercontinental cup] but have played four-day domestic matches back home. I was not good in the first few matches but I took time to learn the game and now I am using that experience here."

"We have made good preparations for this game. Two weeks back we were in Abu Dhabi preparing for this match and we played a two-day practice match here as well. We were very hopeful that we will be able to play well here and it has been in our favour so far," he said.

Despite leading by 374 runs with 2 wickets in hand, the youngster believes Afghanistan are still in 70 percent winning position.

"We believe we are in 70 percent winning position," he said. "Our target at this point is to make some 400 plus runs and we are 30-40 runs away from that. We believe we can do that and it will not be easy for Bangladesh to achieve that," he concluded.

We believe we are in 70 percent winning position: Zadran

New Zealand might have surrendered to India in ODIs but their resurgence in T20Is means that they would be looking forward to carrying on the same momentum as they invite Bangladesh for the upcoming ODI fixtures. Now, Bangladesh have been tasked with tough assignments ahead as they are searching for their maiden win in Kiwis' soil.

Here is one interesting fact. The Tigers haven't lost to Kiwis at home since 2010 while Kiwis never lost to Bangladesh at their den. However, Shakib-Al-Hasan's absence could turn out to be a big blow for the Tigers. As far as their recent meeting is concerned. Bangladesh got the better of New Zealand at a neutral venue in Cardiff ODI in the year 2017.
<h3>Will be an exciting contest</h3>
For sure it will be an exciting contest ahead with both teams aiming to outwit each other. After losing 1-4 at home to India, they are under pressure to increase the points in the rankings charts while Bangladesh will be looking forward to cashing in on the chances to better effect in search of their first ever ODI win against New Zealand in New Zealand.

Against India, batters like Kane Williamson, Ross Taylor and Tom Latham chipped in with runs while bowlers Trent Boult and Matt Henry had a fair outing. Tim Southee has been out of form and he will have to sort out the woes before it is too late. Lockie Ferguson has been quite sensational in leading the pace attack so far and is one of the key factors.

On the contrary, Bangladesh top-order batsmen Tamim, Liton Das, Rahim and Sarkar are expected to bolster the batting attack and the middle order is well backed by Mahmuddlah. Mustafizur Rahman, Rubel Hossain and Mohammad Saifuddin will all have to step up and cause problems. In the absence of Shakib, there is a burden on the inexperienced spinners - Mehidy Hasan and Nayeem Hasan.

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Live: Bangladesh vs New Zealand, 1st ODI, McLean Park, Napier

Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah Riyad has won the toss and decided to bat first in the second test at the Mirpur Sher-e Bangla National Cricket stadium in Dhaka. Mohammad Mithun and Khaled Ahmed are making their debut in test for Bangladesh.

<img class="aligncenter wp-image-107756" src="https://www.bdcrictime.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Zimbabwe-Crush-Bangladesh-To-Humiliating-Defeat03.jpg" alt="Zimbabwe Crush Bangladesh To Humiliating Defeat" width="754" height="530" />

Absence of Tamim and Shakib in the top order creates imbalance. To overcome this an experienced top order batsman could be ideal. There is a popular demand for giving prolific Tushar Imran an opportunity. How could Nazmul Hossain Shanto be given opportunity ahead of Tushar? Soumya Sarkar, Mohammad Mithun could even be better choice. Inclusion of Shanto and playing him ahead of Mushfiqur Rahim unsettled the batting order.

Neither Shanto performed nor could Mushfiqur deliver out of his original position at four. Hope this puzzle would be solved today. If the team management has taken a vow that they would not recognize commendable performance of Tushar Imran or any other player in domestic cricket we can not change that mind set.

In that case much better performing at international level Mohammad Mithun must be given opportunity letting him bat at number five. We have no issue with Imrul Kayes, Liton Das and Mominul Haque playing in the original position . Hope the have come over the trauma of pathetic batting at Sylhet. Mushfiqur must bat at his favorite position of number four.

Mahmudullah Riyad would come at number six. Seven and eight can go to Ariful Haque and Mehedi Hasan Miraz. Among the ruins in Sylhet, Ariful Haque looked gutsy and if he gets some freedom of playing freely he will only grow in confidence from here on.

Bangladesh XI: Liton Das, Imrul Kayes, Mominul Haque, Mahmudullah (capt), Mohammad Mithun, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Ariful Haque, Mehidy Hasan, Taijul Islam, Mustafizur Rahman, Khaled Ahmed
Zimbabwe XI: Hamilton Masakadza (capt), Brian Chari, Brendan Taylor, Sean Williams, Sikandar Raza, PJ Moor, Regis Chakabva (wk), Brandon Mavuta, Donald Tiripano, Kyle Jarvis, Tendai Chatara

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Live: Bangladesh elected to bat, Ban vs Zim, 2nd Test at Dhaka

Live Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe 2nd ODI

1-0 up in the series Bangladesh should go on and win the remaining two matches in Chittagong for earning yet another series white wash.

In the first match at the Sher e Bangla National Cricket Stadium, after batting first, Bangladesh overcame the early reverse posting 271/8.

Opener Imrul Kayes produced his career best epic innings of 144. His seventh wicket partnership of 127 with Saifuddin proved the total of 271/8 too much to chase for the Zimbabweans.

Pegged by accurate bowling they were never in a chase. Only at the last stage some loose bowling by the Bangladesh bowlers brought the margin closer. At no stage of the match visitors could threaten Bangladesh. Tamim and Shakib were not in the team for nursing their injuries, Mushfiqur and Mahmudullah made no contribution with the bat, Mashrafe did not take any wicket.

Team Bangladesh on a very rare case in the recent time won an ODI without any contribution from fabulous five.

It will not be proper to experiment too much in the remaining two matches. Fazle Mahmud given opportunity should get another opportunity at least in the second ODI.

Saifuddin has proved his utility as a lower order batsman . His half century should give him required confidence for bowling well also . In the fisrt match only three batsmen Imrul Kayes, Saifuddin and Mohammad Mithun made useful contribution . Lion , Fazle, Mushfique , Mahmudullah , Miraj failed with the bat . Mushfiqur Rahim could reach double figure but the rest even failed to do that . Bangladesh must improve batting a lot to negate impacts of visitors bowling . Bangladesh need scoring at least 270-280 in the remaining two ODIs to defend and earn series whitewash.
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Live: Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe, 2nd ODI, Chattogram

Live Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe, 1st ODI at mirpur, 2018

There was a time when Bangladesh and Zimbabwe used to be the arch-rivals. The cricket world would mock their contests as the 'Mini Ashes'. In the beginning days, Zimbabwe were the sure-shit favourites, while Bangladesh would win matches only once in a while.

But those days are gone. Zimbabwe's golden days are now just a matter of past. On the other hand, Bangladesh are now on their way to become the new powerhouse of world cricket. Statics will also be a good proof of that. So far Bangladesh and Zimbabwe faced each other for 69 matches, most for both sides. And in exchange of Bangladesh's 41 victories, Zimbabwe could win only 28 of them. Since 2010, Zimbabwe lost all 13 ODIs they played against the Tigers in Bangladesh.

Zimbabwe's record in this year is also not satisfactory at all. After beating Ireland in a World Cup Qualifier on their home turf, they are winless across formats. While they lost their last 10 ODIs at stretch, overall they won only 17 out of 23 ODIs they played this year, and one match was tied. Their records in T20Is are even worse. They failed to win a single match out of eight T20Is this year.

Bangladesh, on the other hand, are not having their best of years in world cricket for sure. Still they made to the final of three multi-national tournaments this year. They reached the tri-series final in January, then played in the Nidahas Trophy final, and last they also featured in the final of the Asia Cup in the UAE.

In total, Bangladesh played 14 ODIs so far this year, won eight and lost six. They also won four of their 13 T20I matches this year.

As far as numbers and recent statistics are concerned, it is more or less certain that nowadays Zimbabwe are simply no match for Bangladesh. Still their reason to worry could be the absence of Shakib Al Hasan and Tamim Iqbal, two biggest superstars of the country's cricket.

But is the absence of those two players really going to impact much on the current Bangladesh set-up? It does not look like that. Under the captaincy of Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, the Tigers are definitely expected to squash the visitors in all sectors. Anything less than a victory would be considered as an upset for the hosts.

Bangladesh will have to deal with some injury problems. Captain Mashrafe is not hundred percent fit, as he still has pain in the finger he had injured during the Pakistan match in Asia Cup. Pacer Rubel Hossain might also be unavailable for the match because of a viral fever.

As Tamim is not there, and also Soumya Sarkar out of the squad, it will be interesting to see who opens alongside Liton Das. Fazle Rabbi could make his debut in this match and bat at No.3 as the replacement of Shakib, while the bigger role to play as Shakib's replacement will definitely have to be carried out by Mehedi Hasan Miraz.

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Live: Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe, 1st ODI at Mirpur, 2018

Live India vs West Indies, 1st ODI

Windies are all set to take on the hosts India in Guwahati on Sunday (October 21), the opener of five-match ODI series between both teams.

Windies have started their long tour of India in an u pleasant manner as they lost the two-match Test series 0-2 and both losses were so humiliating. Following the red ball games, the white ball games are all set to go in the floor from tomorrow.

During the Test series, India introduced a new system of announcing shortlisted names of 12 players ahead of the matches. The hosts are continuing the new system in the ODI series.

Ahead of the first ODI in Guwahati on Sunday (October 21), BCCI has released the names of 12 players who are shortlisted for the game. The list confims the re-entry of Virat Kohli as the captain of the team following the Asia Cup.

Ambati Rayudu, who had some good times in United Arab Emirates is likely to get the most talked no.4 spot in the Indian line-up. With Ambati Rayudu on the verge of getting a regular spot, Rishab Pant's name is also included in the list.

It means that the left handed batsman is likely to make his ODI debut following somw good rhythms in white clothes. In the bowling list Khaleel Ahmed finds his name in the list but his spot in the playing XI is not sure.

Umesh Yadav returns to the ODI side after being dropped for the Asia Cup. With five pure bowlers, five pure batsmen and one all-rounder in the list, it will be a hard thing to predict the combination of Virat Kohli. Most possible thing might be having a batsman in the bench.
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Live: India vs West Indies, 1st ODI at Guwahati 2018

Live Bangladesh vs India, Final match, Asia Cup 2018

<h3>Bangladesh and India both are ready to face each other in the grand finale at the Dubai International Stadium of unimoni Asia Cup 2018. Bangladesh will fight for their first Asia Cup title where as India will fight for their 7th Asia Cup Title.</h3>
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For Bangladesh, the key will be to dismiss the Indian top order cheaply and if they do that, they would almost win the match over there only because of Indian middle order weakness. And for the Indians, they would just be looking to repeat what they are doing throughout the tournament, all all-round good performance in all three departments.

As far as India’s playing eleven is concerned, there will be few expected changes in the squad like all the regular players will return to the team who had a nice little rest against Afghanistan. Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Jaspreet Bumrah, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Yuzvendra Chahal will return at the expense of KL Rahul, Manish Pandey, Khaleel Ahmed, Deepak Chahar and Siddarth Kaul.

As far as Bangladesh are concerned, they are going to miss their best two cricketers, Shakib Al Hasan and Tamim Iqbal, both are injured severely. Their top order is not performing much but for the big finals, they will include left-arm spinner Nazmul Islam Apu in place of Mominul Haque.

In the scorching heat of Dubai, the captains at the toss had different opinions throughout the tournament. Some skippers chose to bat first to cover their bowlers from unbearable heat in the United Arab Emirates but the fact is that India has chased down all the targets barring their opening match. So, it will be a tricky situation for the captain winning the toss to choose whether to bat or bowl.

"Actions are stronger than words, they [Bangladesh] have got better and they are showing it through their performances. They have experienced players, they know their game, and they know the strategies and how to play under pressure. They don't have the dilemma and pressure of playing against a big team, which is very good for cricket," India opener Shikhar Dhawan said ahead of the big final.

"Firstly, I don't see myself as so cheap that I would judge myself on a trophy. Secondly, I have not played cricket for a trophy. A trophy is very important at one stage, and I believe one day Bangladesh will win one. It's important because it will boost the young generation coming into cricket. So in that sense, you can say that Bangladesh needs a trophy, but it's not that it has to be tomorrow. And from a personal standpoint, if you judge Mashrafe based on a trophy that is up to you, but I don't see myself as that cheap," Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza told.
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Live: Bangladesh vs India, Final match, Asia Cup 2018

Live: Bangladesh bat first, make three changes

Both Pakistan and Bangladesh have one victory each in this round. The winner of this match will qualify for the finals to face India on September 28.

The two teams haven't faced each other in ODIs since 2015. Bangladesh whitewashed Pakistan by 3-0 when they hosted Pakistan in 2015. They had also knocked out Pakistan in 2016 T20I Asia Cup at home.

Pakistan and Bangladesh have contrasting momentum. Bangladesh defeated Afghanistan by 3 runs in a cliff-hanger last match while Pakistan let India chase 238 with nine wickets remaining. The fielding performance of Pakistan has been questionable.

Mustafizur Rahman defended seven off the last over against Afghanistan. He will be the key to Bangladesh's death bowling. Mahmudullah Riyad showed his class with the bat as well as with the ball and fielding. Imrul Kayes scored a handy 72* just after landing in UAE.

Pakistan will look to veteran Shoaib Malik to deliver once again in order to take them to the finals. He scored a match-winning half-century against Afghanistan earlier in the Super Four. Their frontline seamer Hasan Ali will be asked to push more against Bangladesh.

Bangladesh management could bring Soumya Sarkar in for Nazmul Hossain Shanto. They would like to hold winning combination anyhow.

Pakistan could make changes to their XI. Left-arm pacer Junaid Khan might be picked in place of another left-armer Usman Khan.

Likely XIs:

Bangladesh: Liton Das, Soumya Sarkar, Mohammad Mithun, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Imrul Kayes, Mahmudullah Riyad, Mashrafe Bin Mortaza (captain), Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Nazmul Islam Apu, Mustafizur Rahman

Pakistan: Imam-ul-Haq, Fakhar Zaman, Babar Azam, Sarfraz Ahmed (captain &amp; wk), Shoaib Malik, Asif Ali, Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz, Hasan Ali, Usman Khan/Junaid Khan, Shaheen Shah Afridi
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Nationality	Afghanistan
Role	Batsman
Born	12th Dec, 2001
Age	20 years, 8 months, 3 days
Batting Style	Right Hand Bat
Bowling Style	Right Arm Medium Fast

Matches	4
Innings	8
Not Out	0
Runs	356
High Score	87
Average	44.50
Strike Rate	46.29
100s	0
50s	3
6s	4
4s	41

Matches	5
Innings	5
Not Out	1
Runs	155
High Score	121
Average	38.75
Strike Rate	70.13
100s	1
50s	0
6s	1
4s	17

Matches	6
Innings	6
Not Out	1
Runs	96
High Score	36
Average	19.20
Strike Rate	121.51
100s	0
50s	0
6s	4
4s	9

Matches	35
Innings	30
Not Out	8
Runs	818
High Score	96
Average	37.18
Strike Rate	133.44
100s	0
50s	6
6s	35
4s	66

Matches	4
Innings	1
overs	2
Runs	13
wickets	1
bestinning	1/13
bestmatch	1/13
Average	13.00
econ	6.50
Strike Rate	12.0
4W	0
5W	0
10W	0

Ibrahim Zadran

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