
Bowler
Mohammad Abbas
Pakistan · 36 yrs · Born 10 Mar 1990, Sialkot, Punjab
- Batting
- Right Hand Bat
- Bowling
- Right Arm Medium Fast
- Role
- Bowler
Recent form
See all0/4(6.0)&5/70(18.0)
vs MITS
27 Oct 26 · Test
2/47(19.0)&1/26(7.0)
vs HHKA
19 Oct 26 · Test
3/61(20.0)&0/12(6.0)
vs MITS
12 Oct 26 · Test
3/11(14.0)&0/40(12.0)
vs KRL
06 Oct 26 · Test
Teams played for
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After working in a leather factory, earning his livelihood through welding work and working as a helper in a law firm in Sialkot, Mohammad Abbas struck with his second ball in Test cricket when he dismissed Kraigg Brathwaite for a duck at Sabina Park in 2017.
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Abbas hails from a small village, Jathekey, situated in the outskirts of Sambrial in the Punjab province of Pakistan. He made his first-class debut in early 2009 for his regional side Sialkot, who won the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy that season. He played three games taking only four wickets at an average of 32 in 2008-09. He emerged to prominence only in 2016 after two successful domestic seasons. He was the top wicket-taker in the 2015-16 domestic first-class competition with 61 wickets in 10 matches at an impressive bowling average of 16.78 for Khan Research Laboratory.
He drew the national selectors' attention by leading the wicket-taking charts in 2016-17 again, taking 71 wickets at a stunning average of 12.74. He then picked 15 wickets in the Departmental One Day Cup, a domestic one-day competition, to further stamp an impression to get selected. His performances and fitness rewarded him with a spot on the tour of the West Indies in 2017 where he was handed his Test cap by captain Misbah-ul-Haq.
