Shahzaib Hasan

Shahzaib Hasan

Shahzaib Hasan

Pakistan Pakistan

Overview

Full Name Mohammad Shahzaib Hasan Khan
Age 34y 364d
Born Monday December 25, 1989, Pakistan
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Off break
Playing Role

Teams represented

Pakistan PakistanKarachi Blues Karachi BluesKarachi Whites Karachi WhitesKarachi Dolphins Karachi DolphinsKarachi Zebras Karachi ZebrasPakistan A Pakistan ASind Dolphins Sind DolphinsSindh SindhDuronto Rajshahi Duronto RajshahiPort Qasim Authority Port Qasim AuthorityComilla Victorians Comilla VictoriansKarachi Kings Karachi Kings

Biography

Young Shahzaib Hasan came into prominence in his debut season for domestic side Karachi Blues, piling 607 runs in 10 Quaid-e-Azam matches with an additional 250 in 7 one-dayers. All of 19, he was included in Pakistan’s 2009 T20 Word Cup squad to play in England.

While initially unselected, Hasan replaced an out-of-form Salman Batt as an opener, 3 games into the tournament. Tall and powerful, his explosive style saw quickfire runs against New Zealand and Ireland leading Pakistan to a final berth. His knock of 19 against Sri Lanka paved way for Pakistan to be crowned champions.

He got his first ODI call up to face the Lankans in the 2010 Asia Cup. After a slow-paced 11 on debut, he was dropped for the next match against India but soon retained his spot for the match against Bangladesh. Facing the same, he scored his maiden half-century.

Batting

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Fielding

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Career Runs

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Biography

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Young Shahzaib Hasan came into prominence in his debut season for domestic side Karachi Blues, piling 607 runs in 10 Quaid-e-Azam matches with an additional 250 in 7 one-dayers. All of 19, he was included in Pakistan’s 2009 T20 Word Cup squad to play in England.

While initially unselected, Hasan replaced an out-of-form Salman Batt as an opener, 3 games into the tournament. Tall and powerful, his explosive style saw quickfire runs against New Zealand and Ireland leading Pakistan to a final berth. His knock of 19 against Sri Lanka paved way for Pakistan to be crowned champions.

He got his first ODI call up to face the Lankans in the 2010 Asia Cup. After a slow-paced 11 on debut, he was dropped for the next match against India but soon retained his spot for the match against Bangladesh. Facing the same, he scored his maiden half-century.