Jason Mohammed

Jason Nazimuddin Mohammed

Jason Nazimuddin Mohammed

West Indies West Indies

Overview

Full Name Jason Nazimuddin Mohammed
Age 38y 50d
Born Tuesday, September 23, 1986, West Indies
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Off break
Playing Role All Rounder

Teams represented

West Indies West IndiesWest Indies A West Indies ATrinidad & Tobago Red Force Trinidad & Tobago Red ForceWest Indies Under-19 West Indies Under-19West Indies Cricket Presidents XI West Indies Cricket Presidents XIGuyana Amazon Warriors Guyana Amazon WarriorsTrinbago Knight Riders Trinbago Knight RidersJamaica Tallawahs Jamaica TallawahsSt Kitts and Nevis Patriots St Kitts and Nevis PatriotsCurepipe Crushers Curepipe CrushersSoca Kings Soca KingsPowergen Penal SC Powergen Penal SCBhilwara Kings Bhilwara KingsPigeon Point Skiers Pigeon Point SkiersWest Indies Champions West Indies Champions

Biography

Jason Mohammed made his first-class debut for Trinidad & Tobago in early 2006. Seen as a rising talent, he was drafted into the West Indies U-19 squad for the World cup that year. It was a disastrous tournament for the West Indian teenagers but Mohammed stood out with a scoring average of 41. High on confidence, he played his next first-class match against Windward Islands which was the semi final of the 2005-06 season. He came out with flying colours as his 124 not-out in that match set up T&T’s massive win. Mohammed came into recognition in T20 cricket in the 2011 season. He played nine matches with a bolstering strike rate of 113.

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Biography

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Jason Mohammed made his first-class debut for Trinidad & Tobago in early 2006. Seen as a rising talent, he was drafted into the West Indies U-19 squad for the World cup that year. It was a disastrous tournament for the West Indian teenagers but Mohammed stood out with a scoring average of 41. High on confidence, he played his next first-class match against Windward Islands which was the semi final of the 2005-06 season. He came out with flying colours as his 124 not-out in that match set up T&T’s massive win. Mohammed came into recognition in T20 cricket in the 2011 season. He played nine matches with a bolstering strike rate of 113.