List of Saudi Arabia Twenty20 International cricketers

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This is a list of Saudi Arabian Twenty20 International cricketers.

Contents

In April 2018, the ICC decided to grant full Twenty20 International (T20I) status to all its members. Therefore, all Twenty20 matches played between Saudi Arabia and other ICC members after 1 January 2019 will have T20I status. [1]

This list comprises all members of the Saudi Arabia 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.

Key

General

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

Fielding

Batting

Bowling

List of players

Statistics are correct as of 20 December 2024. [2] [3] [4]
Saudi Arabia T20I cricketers
General Batting Bowling Fielding Ref
No.NameFirstLastMat Runs HS Avg 50 100 Balls Wkt BBI Ave Ca St
1 Abbas Saad201920192884.0000––––10 [5]
2 Abdul Wahid201920241820172*22.3310282184/1420.0560 [6]
3 Faisal Khan20192024491,40210131.867112842/1448.50170 [7]
4 Ibrarul Haq201920195694917.250010273/2816.5530 [8]
5 Mohammad Adnan2019201956038*–0010221/2760.0000 [9]
6 Muhammad Hamayun†2019201941386.5000––––00 [10]
7 Muhammad Nadeem201920195484316.00003053/169.8020 [11]
8 Muhammad Naeem2019202071254231.250060––10 [12]
9 Sajid Cheema20192021112255220.4510––––70 [13]
10 Shoaib Ali‡2019202081595.000012942/2545.7520 [14]
11 Usman Ali2019202081788.500017251/537.6010 [15]
12 Ibrahim Khan201920191–––––120––00 [16]
13 Nawazish Jezuli†201920191–––––––––20 [17]
14 Shamsudheen Purat20202020611888*29.5010––––10 [18]
15 Abdul Waheed‡20202024481,25111032.925113262/1125.66190 [19]
16 Adil Butt20202020386*8.00005442/1513.7520 [20]
17 Imran Yousaf202020241142*4.0000219133/1618.6110 [21]
18 Sarfraz Butt†2020202310411610.2500––––57 [22]
19 Ali Abbas20202020144*–00––––00 [23]
20 Khawar Zafar202020202555.0000––––00 [24]
21 Amir Shahzad202120211–––––––––00 [25]
22 Hisham Sheikh‡202120243544047*23.1500567324/1220.56180 [26]
23 Imran Arif20212021436229.00009662/1414.6620 [27]
24 Ishtiaq Ahmad20212024392275.5000799475/2719.29100 [28]
25 Zain Ul Abidin202120243926132*16.3100787345/623.5870 [29]
26 Usman Khalid202120242733475*19.6420386214/617.9070 [30]
27 Atif-Ur-Rehman2022202419186*9.0000365143/1325.7170 [31]
28 Haseeb Ghafoor†202220242020647*34.3300––––93 [32]
29 Irfan Sarfraz202220224381812.6600180––10 [33]
30 Kashif Siddique20222024112545723.0920211/11.0030 [34]
31 Muhammad Saqib202220227–––––10052/1731.0010 [35]
32 Saad Khan20222024162126914.1310––––30 [36]
33 Irshad Mubbashar202220225642116.00001211/1522.0020 [37]
34 Usman Najeeb202220242515020*15.0000655504/2517.1270 [38]
35Manan Ali†202320243555452*21.3010480––171 [39]
36 Mohsin Shabbir202320235652.0000––––00 [40]
37 Kashif Abbas202320246641910.66005411/3469.0000 [41]
38 Ahmed Baladraf202320239000.0000168113/1417.2720 [42]
39 Khalander Mustafa20232023644*–0012993/3316.8800 [43]
40 Umair Sharif20232023812244*24.40008411/758.503– [44]
41 Waqar Ul Hassan20232024101784425.4200––––20 [45]
42 Waji Ul Hassan‡2024202424434115*27.122120461/1343.0050 [46]
43 Zuhair Muhammad202420243953.0000––––10 [47]
44 Shahzaib202420246–––––9042/1518.0000 [48]
45 Ahmad Raza20242024522*–007821/2850.5020 [49]
46 Sidharth Sankar†202420249523713.0000––––42 [50]
47 Saud Ahmad202420241–––––––––00 [51]
48 Zuber Sunasara202420241111.000020––00 [52]
49 Choudhry Md Imran202420244221.0000––––00 [53]
50 Nawazish Akhtar†2024202442814*28.0000––––30 [54]

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