List of Pakistan Twenty20 International cricketers

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Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka in the 2009 ICC World Twenty20 Final at Lord's Cricket Ground. T20 final 2009.jpg
Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka in the 2009 ICC World Twenty20 Final at Lord's Cricket Ground.

A Twenty20 International (T20I) is an international cricket match between two representative teams, each having T20I status, as determined by the International Cricket Council (ICC), and is played under the rules of Twenty20 cricket. [2] The first such match was played between Australia and New Zealand on 17 February 2005 which Australia won by 44 runs at Eden Park. [3] As of October 2022, 99 players have represented the Pakistan cricket team since their first match in 2006. [4]

Contents

Pakistan played their first T20I match at the County Cricket Ground, Bristol, on 28 August 2006, against England, winning the match by five wickets. [5] [6]

The first list comprises all members of the Pakistan cricket team who have played at least one T20I match. It is initially arranged in the order in which each player won his first Twenty20 cap. Where more than one player won his first Twenty20 cap in the same match, those players are listed alphabetically by surname. The second list is initially arranged in the order in which each captain led the team for the first time.

Key

General

  • ‡ – Captain
  • † – Wicket-keeper
  • First – Year of debut
  • Last – Year of latest game
  • Mat – Number of matches played

Fielding

Batting

Bowling

Captains

  • Won – Number of games won
  • Lost – Number of games lost
  • Tied – Number of games tied [note 1]
  • Win% – Ratio of games won to those captained [note 2]

Players

Pakistan T20I cricketers
General Batting Bowling Fielding Ref(s)
Cap NameFirstLastMat Runs HS Avg 50 100 Balls Wkt BBI Avg Ca St
1 Abdul Razzaq 200620133239346*20.6800339203/1320.0020 [9]
2 Inzamam-ul-Haq  ‡2006200611111*00—————00 [10]
3 Kamran Akmal  †20062017589877321.0050————2832 [11]
4 Mohammad Asif 200620101195*0.0000257134/1826.3830 [12]
5 Mohammad Hafeez  ‡200620211192,51499*26.461401,261614/1022.75300 [13]
6 Mohammad Yousuf 200620103502616.6600————10 [14]
7 Naved-ul-Hasan 2006201041817*18.00008553/1920.2020 [15]
8 Shahid Afridi  ‡ [note 3] 20062016981,40554*18.01402,144974/1124.35300 [16]
9 Shoaib Akhtar 2006201015218*7.0000318193/3822.7320 [17]
10 Shoaib Malik  ‡ [note 3] 200620211232,4237531.4690552272/723.85500 [18]
11 Younis Khan  ‡20062010254425122.10202233/186.00120 [19]
12 Abdur Rehman 20062013822711.0000156112/717.4560 [20]
13 Imran Nazir 20072010255007221.7330————110 [21]
14 Shabbir Ahmed 200720071—————120——00 [22]
15 Zulqarnain Haider  †20072010323177.6600————01 [23]
16 Iftikhar Anjum 200720092—————4811/3467.0000 [24]
17 Misbah-ul-Haq  ‡200720123978887*37.5230————140 [25]
18 Salman Butt 20072010245957428.3330————30 [26]
19 Yasir Arafat 2007200913911713.1400236163/1819.7510 [27]
20 Fawad Alam 20072010241942817.63009083/711.8770 [28]
21 Umar Gul 2007201660165329.16001,203855/616.97180 [29]
22 Sohail Tanvir 20072017561944111.41001,196533/1226.6770 [30]
23 Mansoor Amjad 200820081—————633/31.0020 [31]
24 Wahab Riaz 200820203615430*12.8300710343/1828.5560 [32]
25 Shoaib Khan 200820084655016.2510————10 [33]
26 Sohail Khan 20092017511*—009052/1324.6000 [34]
27 Abdur Rauf 200820081—————180——00 [35]
28 Anwar Ali 20082016161094615.5700265102/2736.7050 [36]
29 Khalid Latif 200820161323759*21.5410————40 [37]
30 Ahmed Shehzad 20092019591,471111*25.807160——150 [38]
31 Saeed Ajmal 20082015649121*8.27001,430854/1917.83120 [39]
32 Mohammad Amir 20092020505921*7.37001,259594/1321.4040 [40]
33 Shahzaib Hasan 20092010101163511.6000————30 [41]
34 Umar Akmal  †20092019841,6909426.0080————502 [42]
35 Imran Farhat 201020117761910.8500————30 [43]
36 Sarfaraz Ahmed  †‡201020216181889*27.2630————3610 [44]
37 Mohammad Sami 201020161321821.0000276213/1618.4230 [45]
38 Asad Shafiq 20102012101923819.2000————30 [46]
39 Tanvir Ahmed 201020101—————1811/1313.0000 [47]
40 Junaid Khan 20112014933*—0016283/2429.5000 [48]
41 Mohammad Salman  †201120111555.0000————11 [49]
42 Aizaz Cheema 20112012500*—0010284/3014.5000 [50]
43 Rameez Raja 201120112242312.0000————00 [51]
44 Yasir Shah 2011201121111*—00240——40 [52]
45 Awais Zia 201220145702314.0000————00 [53]
46 Hammad Azam 201220135342111.3300————20 [54]
47 Shakeel Ansar  †201220122000.0000————11 [55]
48 Nasir Jamshed 20122013183635621.3520————60 [56]
49 Raza Hasan 20122014101813*—00228102/1421.9020 [57]
50 Mohammad Irfan 201220162242*—00453162/1835.1210 [58]
51 Umar Amin 20132018141424715.7700————40 [59]
52 Zulfiqar Babar 2013201372713—00156123/2315.4110 [60]
53 Asad Ali 201320132—————240——00 [61]
54 Haris Sohail 20132019142105219.0920————30 [62]
55 Sohaib Maqsood 20132021262733713.650060——70 [63]
56 Bilawal Bhatti 2013201592313*11.500015652/3651.0010 [64]
57 Sharjeel Khan 20132021214065922.5520————60 [65]
58 Usman Shinwari 201320191622*—00306133/3132.6110 [66]
59 Saad Nasim 201420143442522.000060——10 [67]
60 Mohammad Rizwan  †20152023852,797104*49.07251————4311 [68]
61 Mukhtar Ahmed 2015201561928332.002060——20 [69]
62 Imad Wasim 201520236648664*15.18101,356655/1421.78200 [70]
63 Nauman Anwar 201520151181818.000060——00 [71]
64 Imran Khan 201520153000.00007222/3553.0030 [72]
65 Rafatullah Mohmand 201520153392313.0000————00 [73]
66 Aamer Yamin 2015201821515*—003621/1218.5000 [74]
67 Khurram Manzoor 20162016311103.6600————00 [75]
68 Mohammad Nawaz 201620235742745*17.79001,030473/526.76240 [76]
69 Iftikhar Ahmed 201620234981462*28.064022341/765.00180 [77]
70 Babar Azam  ‡201620231043,48512241.48303————420 [78]
71 Hasan Ali 20162022501292314.33001,015604/1823.56120 [79]
72 Rumman Raees 20162018866*—0017382/3727.5010 [80]
73 Shadab Khan  ‡20172023925695218.96101,9511044/822.12290 [81]
74 Fakhar Zaman 201720237614339121.718060——400 [82]
75 Faheem Ashraf 20172023483113112.4400769363/527.25120 [83]
76 Asif Ali 201820235857741*15.1800————210 [84]
77 Hussain Talat 20182021183946324.62203642/1213.5050 [85]
78 Shaheen Afridi 201820235248168.00001,143644/2222.73110 [86]
79 Sahibzada Farhan 201820183403913.3300————20 [87]
80 Waqas Maqsood 201820181—————1122/2110.5000 [88]
81 Imam-ul-Haq 201920192211410.5000————00 [89]
82 Mohammad Hasnain 2019202227248*24.00006060253/3734.1210 [90]
83 Khushdil Shah 201920232734436*19.11004833/1313.0050 [91]
84 Muhammad Musa 201920202—————470——00 [92]
85 Ahsan Ali 202020202363618.0000————00 [93]
86 Haris Rauf 20202023626713*6.70001,344834/2221.71170 [94]
87 Haider Ali 20202023355056817.4130————80 [95]
88 Usman Qadir 20202023263618*9.0000432314/1318.4850 [96]
89 Abdullah Shafique 2020202366441*12.8000————30 [97]
90 Zahid Mahmood 202120211—————2433/4013.3300 [98]
91 Danish Aziz 202120212372218.50001822/2914.5000 [99]
92 Arshad Iqbal 202120233000.00005443/1413.2500 [100]
93 Azam Khan  †20212023575*2.3300————30 [101]
94 Mohammad Wasim 20212023274512*11.2500511354/2419.77160 [102]
95 Shahnawaz Dahani 2021202211161616.000021282/3740.0010 [103]
96 Naseem Shah 20222023192514*6.2500427152/734.6510 [104]
97 Shan Masood 202220221939565*30.3830————50 [105]
98 Aamer Jamal 202220234654121.66005311/1390.0000 [106]
99 Mohammad Haris  †2022202391263114.0000————50 [107]
100 Ihsanullah 20232023466*—008963/2918.0000 [108]
101 Saim Ayub 2023202381234917.5700————00 [109]
102 Tayyab Tahir 202320233391613.0000————10 [110]
103 Zaman Khan 20232023688*—0011741/732.5010 [111]
104 Arafat Minhas 202320233382519.00004842/1111.2500 [112]
105 Mirza Baig 2023202333632*18.0000————10 [113]
106 Omair Yousuf 202320233462423.0000————10 [114]
107 Qasim Akram  ‡202320233211210.50002332/57.6620 [115]
108 Rohail Nazir  †202320233231311.5000————30 [116]
109 Sufiyan Muqeem20232023321*2.00006042/1115.2500 [117]
110 Mubasir Khan 202320231—————————00 [118]
111

Abbas Afridi

202420241—————————00 [119]
112

Usama Mir

202420243—————————00 [120]
113

Haseebullah Khan

202420241—————————00 [121]

T20I captains

Pakistan T20I captains
No.Name [122] FirstLastPlayedWonLostTied+W [note 4] Tied-L [note 4] No ResultWin% [123] [note 2]
1 Inzamam-ul-Haq 20062006110000100.00
2 Younis Khan 2007200985300062.50
3 Shoaib Malik 200720192013601067.50
4 Misbah-ul-Haq 2009201286200075.00
5 Shahid Afridi 2009201643192301045.34
6 Mohammad Hafeez 2012201429171110060.34
7 Sarfaraz Ahmed 201620193729800078.37
8 Babar Azam 2019202371422300664.61
9 Shadab Khan 2020202362400033.33
10 Qasim Akram 2023202331200033.33

Notes

  1. ↑ Matches that were tied and decided by bowlout are listed as tied.
  2. 1 2 Percentage is worked out by counting tied games as half a win.
  3. 1 2 Also played Twenty20 International cricket for the ICC World XI. Only player's record for Pakistan is given above.
  4. 1 2 Tie+W and Tie+L: Matches tied and then won or lost in a tiebreaker (bowlout or one-over-eliminator).

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