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Mohammad Rizwan

Born

Jun 01, 1992 (32 years)

Birth Place

Role

Keeper

Batting Style

Right-Hand-Bat

Bowling Style

Right-Arm Fast

Mohammad Rizwan Statistics

Batting Stats

102

Matches

Innings

3313

Runs

104

Highest Score

Not Out

126.45

Strike Rate

50's

100's

200's

48.01

Average

2620

Balls

300's

278

4's

6's

Ducks

Bowling Stats

102

Matches

Innings

Wickets

Balls

Runs

Overs

Economy

Maidens

0/0

BBI

10W

Hattricks

Average

Strike Rate

Career Debut Information

Test New Zealand vs Pakistan at Hamilton - November 25 - 29, 2016

ODIBangladesh vs Pakistan at Mirpur - April 17, 2015

T20 Bangladesh vs Pakistan at Mirpur - April 24, 2015

Teams played for

Pakistan, Comilla Victorians, FATA Region, Karachi Kings, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Fighters, Lahore Qalandars, Multan Sultans, North West Frontier Province-Baluchistan, Pakistan A, Pakistan Chief Ministers XI, Pakistan Emerging Team, Pakistan Under-19s, Pakistan Under-23s, Peshawar, Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited, Sydney Sixers, Vancouver Knights

Pakistan, Victorians, FATA Region, Kings, Khyber, Fighters, Qalandars, Sultans, NWFP-BAL, Pakistan A, Pak CM XI, PAK Emerg, PAK Under-19, Pak U-23s, Peshawar, Sui Northern, Sixers, Vancouver

About Player

Mohammad Rizwan is a highly rated wicket-keeper batsman from Peshawar who idolizes Adam Gilchrist. He made his First Class debut for Peshawar in 2008 and impressed the selectors after a series of note-worthy performances with the bat and gloves. From Peshawar College team at the age of 17 to Pakistan national team at the age of 22 - it was an incredible hard-working journey for Rizwan. In the earlier stages of his Under-19 career, he found it hard to cope up with the pressure of playing white-ball cricket. He, however, managed to overcome tough times with the help of his domestic coaches and mentors. After an 87-ball 103 from Rizwan steered Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Fighters to clinch the Pentangular One Day Cup with a six-wicket win in the final against Baluchistan Warriors, he pushed his case further for claiming a spot in the national side. Moreover, Peshawar Panthers became national T20 champions in 2014 and 2015 with Rizwan playing a pivotal role.

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