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Gull Feroza

Born: 1998-12-28
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: na
From: Pakistani

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
ODI	10	274	45.67	96.82	106
T20I	39	569	15.81	105.18	63
T20	13	330	27.5	157.14	76*
women odi	10	422	46.89	98.83	106
women t20	7	133	22.17	118.75	63*
women t20i	39	569	15.81	105.18	63
Women's List A	20	805	42.37	92.21	142
Women's ODI	10	422	46.89	98.83	106*
Women's T20	29	976	44.36	120.94	78
Women's T20I	39	569	15.81	105.18	63

Recent performances

ODI match form

9 May 2026Pakistan Women vs Zimbabwe WomenODI · National Stadium, Karachi

Batting: 106* (92) • 16×4, 0×6
Bowling: —

6 May 2026Pakistan Women vs Zimbabwe WomenODI · National Stadium, Karachi

Batting: 100 (95) • 13×4, 0×6
Bowling: —

4 May 2026Pakistan Women vs Zimbabwe WomenODI · National Stadium, Karachi

Batting: 50 (60) • 5×4, 0×6
Bowling: —

About Gull Feroza

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Born on 28th December 1998, Gull Feroza was born in Multan, a city known for great cricketers. Gull's sensational List A debut came in the Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah National Women's Cricket Championship 2016, smashing an unbeaten 98-ball 105 runs for the Multan Womens against the Bahawalpur Women. In 2018, the wicketkeeper-batter made her T20 debut for Higher Education Commission Women side and had a struggling start to her T20 career. The cricketer failed to get substantial scores while batting in the lower-middle order but covered it up through brilliant wicket-keeping skills. The young gun had an amazing run with the PCB Blasters in the 2021 Pakistan Women's One Day Cup. She amassed 227 runs at an average of 32.5 opening the batting, including a classy 85 against the PCB Strikers. The 23-year-old debuted for Pakistan on 24th May 2022, in the T20I series against Sri Lanka, at Karachi. Her start to international cricket has been very rough, a duck on her T20I debut, followed by a 3 on her next outing. The Multan-born cricketer retained her spot for the upcoming Tri-series in Ireland and the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England. (As of July 2022)