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Shan Masood

Born

Oct 14, 1989 (35 years)

Birth Place

Role

Keeper

Batting Style

Left-Hand-Bat

Bowling Style

Right-Arm Bowl

Shan Masood Statistics

Batting Stats

184

Matches

177

Innings

4344

Runs

103*

Highest Score

Not Out

125.48

Strike Rate

50's

100's

200's

26.65

Average

3462

Balls

300's

473

4's

6's

Ducks

Bowling Stats

184

Matches

184

Innings

Wickets

Balls

Runs

Overs

Economy

Maidens

BBI

10W

Hattricks

Average

0.0

Strike Rate

Career Debut Information

Test vs South Africa at Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Oct 14, 2013

ODIvs Australia at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Mar 22, 2019

T20 vs England at National Stadium, Sep 20, 2022

Teams played for

Pakistan, Karachi Whites, Habib Bank Limited, Pakistan A, Durham Marylebone Cricket Club University, Federal Areas, Islamabad, United Bank Limited, Pakistan Cricket Board Patron's XI, National Bank of Pakistan, Southern Punjab, Pakistan Cricket Board Greens, Baluchistan, Derbyshire, Yorkshire Vikings, Ghani Glass, Karachi Zebras, Islamabad Leopards, Federal United, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Allied Bank Stallions, Multan Sultans, Sindh, Karachi Kings, Hampshire Hawks

About Player

Everyone wants to listen to an under-dog story making it to the top. Shan Masood's is no different but with a little twist. Born into an affluent family, Masood's father is one of the board of Governors at PCB. But, that has only made life tougher for Shan as he has had to grind through the rigours of first-class cricket to make it big at the international level. A debut in 2013 against the visiting South Africans in whites ensured all his struggles playing various levels of age group cricket had come finally bore fruits. A gutsy 75 in his debut innings against the likes of Steyn, Morkel and Philander shouted out his mettle. But having waged like a warrior against seasoned warriors, he fell to Duminy and denied himself a chance to get a hundred on debut. But Shan again hit the headlines with a majestic ton at Pallekele in the third Test against Sri Lanka in July 2015 after being overlooked for the first two tests of the series. Pakistan thanks to hundreds from Masood and Younis had tracked down 377 with ease. Bad form in combination with mental and technical frailties have kept Shan in and out of the side. By Kumar Abhisekh Das

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