Samiullah Khan

Samiullah Khan

Pakistan Pakistan

Overview

Full Name Mohammad Samiullah Khan Niazi
Age 42y 145d
Born Wednesday August 4, 1982, Pakistan
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Left-arm medium fast
Playing Role

Teams represented

Pakistan PakistanFaisalabad FaisalabadFaisalabad Wolves Faisalabad WolvesNorth West Frontier Province Panthers North West Frontier Province PanthersNorth West Frontier Province North West Frontier ProvincePakistan A Pakistan APakistan Inv XI Pakistan Inv XIRest of Punjab Rest of PunjabSui Gas Corporation Sui Gas CorporationSargodha SargodhaSui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited Sui Northern Gas Pipelines LimitedFaisalabad and Rawalpindi Faisalabad and Rawalpindi

Biography

A genuine left arm swing bowler, Saimullah Khan boasts of an enviable record in Pakistan's domestic league. With an astonishing average of 18.78, Khan has 379 victims in 82 first-class games to his name. His phenomenal rise in the domestic circuit saw him earn an ODI place in Pakistan's national side against Zimbabwe in 2008 and featured in a couple of ODIs. Unfortunately, Khan went wicket-less in both games and a spate of injuries saw him lose his place in the squad.

Now at 31, an international call looks a bit unlikely but the job he has done for the Faisalabad Wolves cannot be underestimated. In the fifth edition of the Champions League T20 in India, he would look to do more of the same for the Wolves.

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Biography

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A genuine left arm swing bowler, Saimullah Khan boasts of an enviable record in Pakistan's domestic league. With an astonishing average of 18.78, Khan has 379 victims in 82 first-class games to his name. His phenomenal rise in the domestic circuit saw him earn an ODI place in Pakistan's national side against Zimbabwe in 2008 and featured in a couple of ODIs. Unfortunately, Khan went wicket-less in both games and a spate of injuries saw him lose his place in the squad.

Now at 31, an international call looks a bit unlikely but the job he has done for the Faisalabad Wolves cannot be underestimated. In the fifth edition of the Champions League T20 in India, he would look to do more of the same for the Wolves.