Mohammad Nabi for Afghanistan. [Source - ACBofficials/X]
In a significant achievement, Mohammad Nabi completed 300 international wickets during the ODI Tri-Series final in the UAE on Friday. The veteran all-rounder reached the milestone against Zimbabwe at Sharjah Cricket Stadium.
Nabi became only the second Afghanistan player to achieve the feat after Rashid Khan. The milestone highlights his long career with Afghanistan, where he has contributed to the team’s success with both bat and ball.
Mohammad Nabi Joins Rashid Khan In 300 International Wickets Club For Afghanistan
Mohammad Nabi needed two wickets to reach the 300-wicket milestone before the tri-series final. He finished with figures of 2/25 in 10 overs against Zimbabwe, becoming only the second Afghanistan bowler to reach 300 international wickets after Rashid Khan.
Most International Wickets For Afghanistan
- 477 wickets – Rashid Khan
- 300 wickets – Mohammad Nabi
- 189 wickets – Mujeeb Ur Rahman
Nabi reached the landmark in his 339th international match, having bowled in 316 innings at an average of 30.95. Rashid Khan leads Afghanistan’s international wicket-takers with 477 wickets, while Mujeeb Ur Rahman follows Nabi with 189 wickets.
Mohammad Nabi’s 300 Wickets: A Milestone In Afghanistan’s Rise
Mohammad Nabi has been instrumental in Afghanistan’s rise from an emerging cricketing nation to a competitive force in international cricket. Since his international debut in 2009, he has witnessed and contributed significantly to Afghanistan's remarkable transformation.
Across 339 international matches, Nabi has represented Afghanistan through their early years, major tournament appearances and rise across formats. His all-round contributions with bat and ball have made him one of the most influential figures in Afghan cricket.
Format | Wickets |
|---|---|
Tests | 8 |
ODIs | 181 |
T20Is | 111 |
Total | 300 |
(Mohammad Nabi's international wickets across formats)
At 41, Nabi continues to represent Afghanistan, adding to a career spanning over 17 years. Alongside his 300 international wickets, he has scored 6,343 runs, making him the leading run-scorer in Afghanistan’s international cricket history.












