Kabir Khan

Kabir Khan

Pakistan Pakistan

Overview

Full Name Mohammad Kabir Khan
Age 51y 18d
Born Friday April 12, 1974, Pakistan
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Left-arm fast medium
Playing Role Bowler

Teams represented

Pakistan PakistanHouse Building Finance Corporation House Building Finance CorporationHabib Bank Limited Habib Bank LimitedPakistan A Pakistan APakistan Inv XI Pakistan Inv XIPeshawar Peshawar

Biography

Pakistan’s Kabir Khan made his international debut in a Test against Sri Lanka in 1994 after entering the first-class arena in 1990/91.

A burly left-arm seamer and a right-handed batsman, Khan played a total of 10 ODIs for his team, but couldn’t cement his place in the side. He retired from first-class cricket in 2005 and took to coaching. His first assignment as coach was the Habib Bank Limited cricket team. Khan gained experience there and in 2008, he was appointed coach of the Afghanistan cricket team, helping them attaining One Day International status.

Later, in 2010, Khan gave up that position citing interference from the Afghanistan Cricket Board and moved on to coaching the UAE cricket team. However, he returned to the Afghanistan fold a year later, signing a 3-year contract with the team.
 

Debut
Pakistan vs Sri Lanka at Kandy - Friday August 26, 1994

Batting

Matches 4
Innings 5
Runs 24
100's - 50's 0 - 0
Sixes - Fours 0 - 3
Average 8.00
Strike Rate 26.66
Highest Score (vs South Africa, 19/01/1995) 10

Bowling

Matches 4
Innings 6
Overs 109.1
Wickets 9
Economy Rate 3.38
Five-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Ten-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Best Figures (vs Zimbabwe, 07/02/1995) 3/26

Fielding

Catches 1
Stumpings 0
Run Outs 0

Career Wickets

8
6
4
2
Wickets
Years

Biography

sub title

Pakistan’s Kabir Khan made his international debut in a Test against Sri Lanka in 1994 after entering the first-class arena in 1990/91.

A burly left-arm seamer and a right-handed batsman, Khan played a total of 10 ODIs for his team, but couldn’t cement his place in the side. He retired from first-class cricket in 2005 and took to coaching. His first assignment as coach was the Habib Bank Limited cricket team. Khan gained experience there and in 2008, he was appointed coach of the Afghanistan cricket team, helping them attaining One Day International status.

Later, in 2010, Khan gave up that position citing interference from the Afghanistan Cricket Board and moved on to coaching the UAE cricket team. However, he returned to the Afghanistan fold a year later, signing a 3-year contract with the team.