Shoaib Akhtar Pakistani Cricket Player Profile, Batting and Bowling stats, Recent form

Shoaib Akhtar Recent Form

Batting

vs NZ, ODI	0 (2)
vs NZ, ODI	2 (6) *
vs NZ, ODI	1 (2) *
vs NZ, T20I	5 (3) *
vs NZ, T20I	8 (4) *
vs SA, ODI	1 (3)
vs SA, ODI	0 (0) *
vs SA, ODI	1 (1) *
vs SA, ODI	0 (1) *
vs SA, ODI	6 (9)

Bowling

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vs IND-M, T20	0-12
vs WG, T20	0-33
vs IND-M, T20	1-11
vs IND-M, T20	1-21
vs NZ, ODI	1-70
vs SL, ODI	2-42
vs KEN, ODI	0-10
vs NZ, ODI	1-38
vs NZ, ODI	1-32
vs NZ, ODI	0-47

Shoaib Akhtar Career Stats

Batting

Format	Mat	Inn	R	HS	SR	Avg	Fours	Sixes	Duck	Rank
ODI	163	84	394	43	73.23	8.95	27	12	--	--
T20I	15	6	21	8	131.25	7.00	2	1	--	--
Test	46	67	544	47	41.43	10.07	53	22	--	--
IPL	3	1	2	2	28.57	2.00	0	0	--	--
ODI WC	18	9	76	43	111.76	38.00	5	4	--	--

Bowling

Format	Mat	Inn	W	Econ	Avg	Best	3W	5W	SR	Maiden	Rank
ODI	163	162	247	4.77	24.98	6/16	0	4	31.43	--	--
T20I	15	15	19	8.15	22.74	3/38	0	0	16.74	--	--
Test	46	82	178	3.37	25.70	11/78	0	12	45.75	--	--
IPL	3	3	5	7.71	10.80	4/11	0	0	8.40	--	--
ODI WC	18	18	30	5.14	25.50	4-46	4	0	29.77	--	--

Career Debut Information

ODI Debut	Zimbabwe vs Pakistan at Harare - March 28, 1998
T20I Debut	England vs Pakistan at Bristol - August 28, 2006
Test Debut	Pakistan vs West Indies at Rawalpindi - November 29 - December 03, 1997
IPL Debut	vs Delhi Capitals at Eden Gardens, May 13, 2008

About Shoaib Akhtar

Name	Shoaib Akhtar
Gender	Male
Birth	13 Aug 1975
Birth Place	Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan
Height	6 ft 0 in (183 cm)
Nationality	Pakistani
Role	Bowler
Bats	right handed . lower order
Bowls	right-arm fast . Faster

Shoaib Akhtar (About this soundpronunciation (help·info); born 13 August 1975) is a Pakistani cricket commentator, YouTuber, and former cricketer who played all formats of the game over a fourteen year career. He is recognized as the fastest bowler in the history of cricket, delivering a world record top speed of 161. 3 km/h (100.23 mph) in a pool match against England during the 2003 Cricket World Cup. Akhtar was nicknamed "Rawalpindi Express" and "Tiger" as a tribute to his hometown and fast bowling.