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Mohammad Nawaz

Born: 1994-03-21
Batting: Left Handed Bat
Bowling: left-arm orthodox spin
From: Rawalpindi, Punjab

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
Test	7	144	16	41.62	45
ODI	45	538	16.30	89.52	59
T20I	105	947	13.34	131.53	45
First-class	9	378	23.63	78.1	82
List A	5	88	22	97.78	50
T20	220	2,722	21.78	125.61	72
T10	6	33	33	157.14	13
list a	1	8	8	50	8

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
Test	7	16	3.1	159.5	5/88
ODI	45	49	5.12	349.3	4/19
T20I	105	104	7.21	303.2	5/18
First-class	9	22	2.92	163.2	5/13
List A	5	2	6.65	37.0	1/34
T20	220	168	7.87	626.4	4/13
T10	6	0	15.44	9.0	—
list a	1	0	4.4	10.0	—

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About Mohammad Nawaz

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Mohammad Nawaz hails from Rawalpindi, a city known for producing cricketing legends like Shoaib Akhtar and Azhar Mahmood. An all-rounder, Nawaz showed great promise at the junior level, playing key roles for Pakistan’s Under-16 and Under-19 teams. His consistent performances earned him a spot in Pakistan’s National Cricket Academy squad that toured the West Indies in 2008 for the World Championship. Nawaz was also a regular in the 2012 Under-19 World Cup held in Australia. Domestically, he represents National Bank of Pakistan and the Rawalpindi Rams in regional T20 competitions. Nawaz gained wider recognition playing for Quetta Gladiators in the inaugural Pakistan Super League, finishing as the third-highest wicket-taker of the season. This performance led to his national call-up for the 2016 Asia Cup in Bangladesh. He made his international debut against the UAE in the Asia Cup, followed by his ODI debut against Ireland during Pakistan’s England tour in 2016, and his Test debut later that year against the West Indies. However, competition from spinners Yasir Shah and Shadab Khan limited his Test appearances after three matches. Nawaz was part of the ODI squad touring Australia but played just one match and missed out on the Champions Trophy-winning team. When international cricket returned to Pakistan in 2017, he was included in the squad to face the World XI. That year, he was also bought by Benoni Zalmi in the Global T20 League drafts.