<h1>Nauman Ali Net Worth, Height, Age, Wife, Biography &amp; More</h1>Nauman Ali (born October 7, 1986 in Pakistan) is a Pakistani cricketer. He was born in Khipro, a subdivision of Sanghar. He made his debut for the Pakistani cricket team in January 2021.<h2>Career</h2>He was the lead wicket taker for Khan Research Laboratories in the 2018/19 Quaid-e-Azam One Day Cup with 17 layoffs in nine games. He was also the lead wicket taker for Khan Research Laboratories in the 2018/19 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy with 43 layoffs in eight games. In March 2019, he was named to Sindh's squad for the 2019 Pakistan Cup.

In September 2019, he was named to Northern's squad for the 2019-20 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy tournament. He was the leading wicket taker in the tournament with 54 layoffs in ten games. In January 2021, he was named to Northern's squad for the 2020-21 Pakistan Cup.

In January 2021, he was named to Pakistan's test squad for their series against South Africa. He made his Test debut for Pakistan against South Africa on January 26, 2021. This made him the fourth oldest Test debut for Pakistan. He took his first wicket in international cricket, that of South Africa's captain Quinton de Kock on January 26, 2021. In the second innings he took 5 for 35 and became the 12th bowler for Pakistan to test in cricket debut.

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Nauman Ali Net Worth, Height, Age, Wife, Biography & More

Latham, Conway make strong start after Pakistan score 438 runs in first innings 

New Zealand are responding well
to the big total of hosts Pakistan in the ongoing Karachi Test. Batting first
on good batting, the hosts scored 438 runs in the first innings. In reply, the
Kiwis finished the second day's play with 165 runs without losing a wicket.
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/latham-conway-27_12_2022.jpg">Pakistan added another 121 runs
on the second day after settling for 317 for 5 the other day. Agha Salman was
the main contributor scoring a century. Captain Babar Azam was dismissed on the
fourth ball of the day but then Salman along with Nauman Ali, Mir Hamza and
Abrar Ahmed made some effective partnerships and helped Pakistan to score 438
runs. 
Salman scored 103 off 155 balls. For
New Zealand, captain Tim Southee took three wickets and Ajaz Patel, Michael
Bracewell, and Ish Sodhi got two wickets each.
In reply, New Zealand spent half
the day without any danger. The two openers collected 165 runs on the scorecard
at a rate of 3.51 runs. Tom Latham remained unbeaten on 78 off 126 balls. Devon
Conway was also unbeaten on 82 runs off 156 balls. New Zealand are still
trailing by 273 runs.

Yasir Shah returns to Pakistan Test squad 

Pakistan spinner Yasir Shah has
gone through a lot of hardships in the last one year due to injuries, fitness
allegations, and cases of harassment of women. But he has finally returned to
the Pakistan national team. Yasir has been named in the squad for the Test
series against Sri Lanka.
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/yasir-ali-22_06_2022.jpg">The 36-year-old leg-spinner last
played a year ago on West Indies soil. The team will visit Sri Lanka in a few
days. Before that, Yasir has been called up to the team. After being released
from the case, the main obstacle was Yasir's fitness. Since then, the selectors
have called him to the team as he has proved himself 'fit'.
"We have selected this squad
considering the conditions in Sri Lanka and have equipped the team with the
best possible resources," said chief selector Muhammad Wasim. "Our
spin department is boosted with the return of Yasir Shah, who proved himself as
a match-winner in Sri Lanka on our last tour and Sajid Khan has made the way
for him. The spin department also includes two spin all-rounders in Mohammad
Nawaz and Salman Ali Agha and left-arm orthodox Nauman Ali.”
The past record also played a
role in the inclusion of Yasir in the Lanka tour squad. Pakistan toured Sri
Lanka in 2015 and won the series 2-1. Yasir had a big role in that. He took 24
wickets in 3 matches.
Sajid Khan has been excluded from
the team because of the inclusion of Yasir. Sajid, the highest wicket-taker of
the Test series in Bangladesh, was not included in the Test squad for the tour
of Sri Lanka. 
However, left-arm spin all-rounder,
Mohammad Nawaz has returned to the team after recovering from injury. Another
spin all-rounder Salman Ali Agha, who is awaiting his debut, has been named in
the Test squad for the second time. The Test series will start on July 16. The
second match of the series will start on July 24.
Pakistan squad: Babar Azam (c),
Mohammad Rizwan (vc, wk), Abdullah Shafique, Azhar Ali, Faheem Ashraf, Fawad
Alam, Haris Rauf, Hasan Ali, Imam-ul-Haq, Mohammad Nawaz, Naseem Shah, Nauman
Ali, Salman Ali Agha, Sarfaraz Ahmed (wk), Saud Shakeel, Shaheen Afridi, Shan
Masood and Yasir Shah.

Pakistan announce 12 man squad for Chattogram  Test

A 12-member Pakistan squad has been announced for the first Test (Chittagong Test) of the two-match Test series between host Bangladesh and visiting Pakistan. A day before the match, Pakistan announced the Chittagong Test squad separately with 12 members of the main squad.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/image_2021-11-25_180855-25_11_2021.png">&nbsp;The venue for the first match of the ICC Test Championship for both the nations will be the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong.Pakistan will take the field with a strong squad in this match. In addition to captain Babar Azam and vice-captain Mohammad Rizwan, there are experienced&nbsp; batsmen like Abid Ali, Azhar Ali, Fawad Alam.The bowling unit also has the presence of veterans. Shaheen Shah Afridi, Hassan Ali and Nauman Ali are in the list of 12 players. However, young pacer Naseem Shah did not get a place in the squad of 12.Pakistan's 12 man squad for the 1st TestBabar Azam (captain), Mohammad Rizwan (vice-captain and wicket-keeper), Abdullah Shafiq, Abid Ali, Azhar Ali, Faheem Ashraf, Fawad Alam, Hassan Ali, Imam ul Haq, Nauman Ali, Sajid Khan and Shaheen Shah Afridi.

Dominant Pakistan complete series sweep

Pakistan have completed a 2-0 sweep over Zimbabwe following an innings and 147-run win on day four of the second Test at Harare Sports Club.

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Pakistan needed to make one strike after Zimbabwe, who were following on, ended on 220/9 at stumps of day three. Shaheen Shah Afridi delivered the last wicket getting the outside edge of Luke Jongwe. This also meant Shaheen would take his second five-wicket haul in Test matches.

After a dismal first innings 132, Zimbabwe were folded for 231 in 68 overs in the second. Regis Chakabva (80) and stand-in skipper Brendan Taylor (49 off 31) gave Zimbabwe something to cheer about but the hosts collapsed from 142/2. Jongwe, on debut, has made 37 runs from 70 balls.

Left-arm spinner Nauman Ali also picked up a five-for (5/86 in 21 overs). He had a match to remember as he struck an entertaining 104-ball 97 in Pakistan's first innings where he studded a destructive stand of 169 runs with double centurion Abid Ali.

Pakistan whopped 510/8 after electing to bat first. Abid, the player of the match, made unbeaten 215 runs from 407 balls. Azhar Ali also scored a hundred - 126 - his 18th in Test career.

Pacer Hassan Ali ran riot in Zimbabwe's first innings. He took a career-best 5 for 27 following his match haul of nine wickets in the first Test. The 26-year-old was adjudged player of the series.

Pakistan players' next assignment is the PSL which is scheduled to resume in June. Zimbabwe, on the other hand, are expected to host Bangladesh for a full series in June-July.

Brief scores:

Pakistan 510/8d in 147.1 overs (Abid 215*, Azhar 126, Nauman 97; Muzarabani 3/82)

Zimbabwe 132/10 in 60.4 overs (Chakabva 33; Hassan 5/27, Sajid 2/39)

Zimbabwe (f/o) 231 in 68 overs (Chakabva 80, Taylor 49; Shaheen 5/52, Nauman 5/86)

Pakistan won by an innings and 147 runs 

Player of the Match: Abid Ali

Player of the Series: Hassan Ali

Pakistan a wicket away from concluding Africa tour

The second Test between Zimbabwe and Pakistan at Harare Sports Club goes into the fourth day with the visitors needing just one wicket to clean things up.

<img class="aligncenter size-large wp-image-165036" src="https://www.bdcrictime.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Zimbabwe-v-Pakistan-Taylor-dismissed-1024x680.jpg" alt="Pakistan a wicket away from concluding Africa tour" width="640" height="425" />

Following on after a mere first innings total of 132, Zimbabwe have ended day three on 220/9 in 63 overs. They lost seven wickets in the last session, slipping from 142/2.

Left-arm spinner Nauman Ali has taken a second Test five-for (5/86) although being taken for runs in his 21-over spell. Shaheen Shah Afridi, who has four scalps so far, was fiery with his yorkers which uprooted the stumps of Tendai Chisoro and Richard Ngarava on consecutive balls before stumps were called.

One-down batter Regis Chakbva struck 80 runs from 137 balls with 13 fours and 2 sixes, also piling 79-run stand with Brendan Taylor, who hit a quick 31-ball 49 with 10 boundaries. Debutant Luke Jongwe remains on 31* having Blessing Muzarabani at the other end.

Zimbabwe's first innings lasted only 30.4 overs longer on day three, starting with 52/4. Pakistan imposed the follow-on after a big 378-run lead.

Hassan Ali claimed career-best five wickets for 27, his fifth Test five-wicket haul and also his fourth in five innings. He is yet to strike in the second innings.

With Zimbabwe 158 behind, it is a matter of time for Pakistan to seal 2-0 win and conclude the tour of Africa.

Brief scores:

Pakistan 510/8d in 147.1 overs (Abid 215*, Azhar 126, Nauman 97; Muzarabani 3/82)

Zimbabwe 132/10 in 60.4 overs (Chakabva 33; Hassan 5/27, Sajid 2/39)

Zimbabwe (f/o) 220/9 in 63 overs (Chakabva 80, Taylor 49; Nauman 5/86, Shaheen 4/45)

Zimbabwe trail by 158 runs

Stumps- Day 3

Pakistan are in full control of the second Test against Zimbabwe at the end of the second day at Harare Sports Club.

<img class="aligncenter size-large wp-image-165000" src="https://www.bdcrictime.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Abid-and-Nauman-Pakistan-v-Zim-1024x680.jpg" alt="Abid 215*, Nauman blitz set the tone for Pakistan" width="640" height="425" />

Opener Abid Ali scored his maiden Test double hundred, also becoming the second Pakistani to do so in Zimbabwe after Younis Khan. He remained unbeaten on 215 runs off 407 deliveries. 29 of them went for four.

Pakistan declared on 510/8 after 147.1 overs to add to their overnight score of 268/4. Azhar Ali made a hundred (126) in a 236-run second-wicket stand with Abid.

Zimbabwe reduced Pakistan to 341/7 with three strikes before the arrival of No.9 Nauman Ali who played a surreal knock. While Abid was steering his way to 200, Nauman unleashed all the power but fell short of a maiden hundred. Before this match, he had highest score of 64 in 125 first-class innings.

Nauman's stay ended in a clumsy way as he could not put his foot on the ground off Tendai Chisoro's bowling. He had to go back making an entertaining 104-ball 97 with 9 fours and 5 sixes.

Abid and Nauman studded a 169-run partnership in only 33.1 overs for the eighth-wicket.

The hosts were one down very early, with 36-year-old debutant Tabish Khan getting Tarisai Musakanda lbw in the second over.

Hassan Ali, Shaheen Shah Afridi and Sajid Khan also got among the wickets, as Zimbabwe headed to stumps at 52/4. Stand-in skipper Brendan Taylor made 9, while Regis Chakabva remains 28 not out in 71 balls.

Brief scores:

Pakistan 510/8d in 147.1 overs (Abid 215*, Azhar 126, Nauman 97; Muzarabani 3/82)

Zimbabwe 52/4 in 30 overs (Chakabva 28*; Sajid 1/0, Hassan 1/7)

Zimbabwe trail by 458 runs

Stumps- Day 2

Abid, Nauman blitz set the tone for Pakistan

Pakistani slow left-arm spinner Nauman Ali made history as he bagged a 5-wicket-haul for Pakistan in his debut Test against South Africa at Karachi. At the age of 34 yrs, 114 days he is the oldest to take 5 wickets in an innings on Test debut since Fen Creswell (34 yrs, 146 days) played for New Zealand against England at The Oval in 1949. Nauman Ali's family has no regrets on his late entry into the national team.  "Look, it was written in his destiny to play for the country at this age and we have no regrets on this,” Nauman Ali's father Haji Goolam Rasool, speaking exclusively over the telephone from Hyderabad, said.  "He was performing well in domestic cricket in the last two years. Besides that, there has been a good competition to earn a place in the team and we have no complaints against selectors and don't blame them for my son being ignored for so long.”  "The most important thing is that he could grab seven wickets in the match including five in the second innings on his debut Test.” Interestingly, Nuaman Ali's father is working as a secretary in Indus Coal Mine in Hyderabad and had a weekly off on Friday and therefore could watch the match with other family members at home on TV.  Nauman is one of the eight children of his parents. His two elder brothers played local cricket and younger brother Fawad has been playing Grade II cricket in Hyderabad. His two sisters and house-wife mother (Shamim Akhtar) watched Nauman's bowling spells on Friday.    Former Pakistrani cricketer Rizwan Ahmed, who played one ODI is Nauman's mentor. He also watched matches on TV at odd hours in the USA, where he is settled now.

Pakistani slow left-arm spinner Nauman Ali made history as he bagged a 5-wicket-haul for Pakistan in his debut Test against South Africa at Karachi.

<img class="aligncenter wp-image-158415" src="https://www.bdcrictime.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/nauman-ali-300x202.jpg" alt="Pakistani slow left-arm spinner Nauman Ali made history as he bagged a 5-wicket-haul for Pakistan in his debut Test against South Africa at Karachi. At the age of 34 yrs, 114 days he is the oldest to take 5 wickets in an innings on Test debut since Fen Creswell (34 yrs, 146 days) played for New Zealand against England at The Oval in 1949. Nauman Ali's family has no regrets on his late entry into the national team. &quot;Look, it was written in his destiny to play for the country at this age and we have no regrets on this,” Nauman Ali's father Haji Goolam Rasool, speaking exclusively over the telephone from Hyderabad, said. &quot;He was performing well in domestic cricket in the last two years. Besides that, there has been a good competition to earn a place in the team and we have no complaints against selectors and don't blame them for my son being ignored for so long.” &quot;The most important thing is that he could grab seven wickets in the match including five in the second innings on his debut Test.” Interestingly, Nuaman Ali's father is working as a secretary in Indus Coal Mine in Hyderabad and had a weekly off on Friday and therefore could watch the match with other family members at home on TV. Nauman is one of the eight children of his parents. His two elder brothers played local cricket and younger brother Fawad has been playing Grade II cricket in Hyderabad. His two sisters and house-wife mother (Shamim Akhtar) watched Nauman's bowling spells on Friday. Former Pakistrani cricketer Rizwan Ahmed, who played one ODI is Nauman's mentor. He also watched matches on TV at odd hours in the USA, where he is settled now. " width="533" height="359" />

At the age of 34 yrs, 114 days he is the oldest to take 5 wickets in an innings on Test debut since Fen Creswell (34 yrs, 146 days) played for New Zealand against England at The Oval in 1949.

Nauman Ali's family has no regrets on his late entry into the national team.

"Look, it was written in his destiny to play for the country at this age and we have no regrets on this,” Nauman Ali's father Haji Goolam Rasool, speaking exclusively over the telephone from Hyderabad, said.

"He was performing well in domestic cricket in the last two years. Besides that, there has been a good competition to earn a place in the team and we have no complaints against selectors and don't blame them for my son being ignored for so long.”

"The most important thing is that he could grab seven wickets in the match including five in the second innings on his debut Test.”

Interestingly, Nuaman Ali's father is working as a secretary in Indus Coal Mine in Hyderabad and had a weekly off on Friday and therefore could watch the match with other family members at home on TV.

Nauman is one of the eight children of his parents. His two elder brothers played local cricket and younger brother Fawad has been playing Grade II cricket in Hyderabad. His two sisters and house-wife mother (Shamim Akhtar) watched Nauman's bowling spells on Friday.

Former Pakistrani cricketer Rizwan Ahmed, who played one ODI is Nauman's mentor. He also watched matches on TV at odd hours in the USA, where he is settled now.

No regrets from Nauman's family for late Test debut

Nauman, Yasir heroics hand Pakistan 1-0 lead

Babar Azam's first Test as Pakistan captain has resulted in a seven-wicket victory against South Africa inside four days in Karachi.

<img class="alignnone size-large wp-image-158373" src="https://www.bdcrictime.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Pakistan-win-v-SA-1024x720.jpg" alt="Nauman, Yasir heroics hand Pakistan 1-0 lead" width="640" height="450" />

In the second session of day four of the first Test, Pakistan successfully chased down a low total of 88 in 22.5 overs. Fawad Alam, who scored a ton in the first innings, brought the win with a boundary.

Babar made 39-ball 30 while Azhar Ali remained unbeaten on 31* off 47.

Anrich Nortje dismissed openers Abid Ali and Imran Butt in the first over after lunch. The pair of Babar and Azhar ensured the hosts get over the line.

Earlier in the day, left-arm spinner Nauman Ali completed a debut five-wicket haul. He ran through the South African tail as the Proteas lost the last four wickets for 11 runs. Leg-spinner Yasir Shah took a four-for

Nauman (34 years and 111 days) became the oldest Pakistani debutant to take a Test five-for.

South Africa's second innings score of 245 was too short for a big lead after being 158-run behind. Aiden Markram was the top-scorer, who departed on 74 on day three.

Temba Bavuma stuck around with the lower-order batsmen, scoring 40 runs off 93 balls.

This was South Africa's first international match since 2007. The second Test will take place in Rawalpindi starting from February 4.

Pakistan have now displaced South Africa to take No.5 position in the World Test Championship standings. However, none of the two can make it to finals.

ICC World Test Championship 2019-21 table (after Pak-SA 1st Test): 

India - 71.7%
New Zealand - 70.0%
Australia - 69.2%
England - 68.7%
Pakistan - 37.7%
South Africa - 34.3%
Sri Lanka - 16.7%
West Indies - 11.1%
Bangladesh - 0.0%

Brief scores:

South Africa 1st innings: 220 (Elgar 58; Yasir 3/54)

Pakistan 1st innings: 378 (Fawad 109; Rabada 3/70)

South Africa 2nd innings: 245 in 100.3 overs (Markram 74, vd Dussen 64; Nauman 5/35, Yasir 4/79)

Pakistan 2nd innings: 90/3 in 22.5 overs (Azhar 31*, Babar 30; Nortje 2/24)

Player of the Match: Fawad Alam

Nationality	Pakistan
Role	Bowlers
Born	7th Oct, 1986
Age	36 years, 3 months, 22 days
Batting Style	Left hand Bat
Bowling Style	Left Arm Orthodox

Matches	13
Innings	17
Not Out	4
Runs	250
High Score	97
Average	19.23
Strike Rate	47.16
100s	0
50s	1
6s	7
4s	31

Matches	45
Innings	27
Not Out	8
Runs	182
High Score	26
Average	9.57
Strike Rate	111.65
100s	0
50s	0
6s	12
4s	5

Matches	81
Innings	53
Not Out	4
Runs	803
High Score	74
Average	16.38
Strike Rate	99.38
100s	0
50s	4
6s	41
4s	51

Matches	106
Innings	151
Not Out	20
Runs	2758
High Score	103
Average	21.05
Strike Rate
100s	1
50s	14
6s	0
4s	0

Matches	13
Innings	24
overs	470.4
Runs	1376
wickets	37
bestinning	6/107
bestmatch	7/73
Average	37.18
econ	2.92
Strike Rate	76.3
4W	1
5W	3
10W	0

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