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Saud Shakeel

Team flagPAK29 yrs
batting styleleft handed Batter
#9 Batter in Test
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Saud Shakeel Recent Form

Batting

KARW vs RWL, First class10 (11)
KARW vs RWL, First class17 (14)
PAK vs ENG, Test134 (223)
PAK vs ENG, Test4 (14)
PAK vs ENG, Test31 (51)
PAK vs ENG, Test29 (33)
PAK vs ENG, Test82 (177)
DOLP vs LIO, LIST A23 (23)
DOLP vs STA, LIST A12 (10)
DOLP vs MAR, LIST A41 (56)
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Bowling

KARW vs RWL, First class0-6
PAK vs ENG, Test0-14
DOLP vs LIO, LIST A2-24
DOLP vs STA, LIST A1-14
PAK vs BAN, Test0-9
QTG vs ISU, PSL1-5
QTG vs MS, PSL0-10
YORKS vs GLM, First class0-23
YORKS vs SUS, First class0-0
PAK vs ENG, Test0-30
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Saud Shakeel Career Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
ODI1512317036889.8028.82371----
Test152814064720848.3056.241431----
PSL10103230288141.6735.893115----
WC ODI97241026897.9734.43301----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
ODI15314.7237.001/140047.00----
Test15308.830.000/9000.00----
PSL10217.5015.001/50012.00----
WC ODI9000.000.000-0000.00----

Career Debut Information

ODI Debut
England v Pakistan Sophia Gardens Cardiff, 8-7-2021
Test Debut
Pakistan v England Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi, 1-12-2022
PSL Debut Quetta Gladiators v Peshawar Zalmi Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, 18-2-2024

Teams played for

Pakistan Under-19s Pakistan A Pakistan Pakistan Emerging Team Karachi Region Under-16s Karachi Electric Supply Corporation Limited Quetta Gladiators Pakistan Shaheens Karachi Zone VI Under-19s National Bank of Pakistan Under-19s

About Saud Shakeel

NameSaud Shakeel
GenderMale
Birth5 Sep 1995
Birth PlaceKarachi, Sindh , Pakistan
Height5 ft 6 in
NationalityPakistani

Saud Shakeel is an explosive who possesses the elegance and class of a left-handed batter. Born in Karachi, he has emerged from the age-group levels, before representing Pakistan U-19s in the 2014 World Cup. During his junior cricket days, Shakeel relied on compactness but as the game involved, the southpaw too involved his batting and added hard-hitting shots in his arsenal. Apart from being a top-order bat, Shakeel is also a slow left-arm bowler who becomes handy when asked to break partnerships. ... continue reading

Player Bio

Saud Shakeel is an explosive who possesses the elegance and class of a left-handed batter. Born in Karachi, he has emerged from the age-group levels, before representing Pakistan U-19s in the 2014 World Cup. During his junior cricket days, Shakeel relied on compactness but as the game involved, the southpaw too involved his batting and added hard-hitting shots in his arsenal. Apart from being a top-order bat, Shakeel is also a slow left-arm bowler who becomes handy when asked to break partnerships. 

The Karachi-born cricketer started playing cricket for Pakistan Cricket Club, before graduating to play for Karachi U-13s and U-16s, and then he was named to the Pakistan U-19 team. During the U-19 World Cup, Shakeel played six games to score 127 runs. After the ICC event, the left-hander made his domestic debut during the 2015 season and was drafted in the Quetta Gladiators squad for the inaugural edition of the Pakistan Super League. 

However, it was the 2017-18 edition of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy where Shakeel marked his authority and hasn’t dropped a beat since then. The southpaw became the leading run-scorer for two consecutive first-class seasons with scores of 488 and 414 runs respectively, where he smashed 2 tons and 6 fifties. 

In 2018, Shakeel was part of Pakistan’s squad for the ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup and captained his team during the next edition, in 2019. In 2020, he was shortlisted as one of the Domestic Cricketers of the Year for the 2020 PCB Awards. Shakeel’s consistent performance in the domestic circles couldn’t be neglected for that long. Hence, he earned his maiden national call-up during the Test tours of South Africa and Zimbabwe in 2021, but he wasn’t lucky enough to make his debut then. 

Later in 2021, the national selectors persisted in Shakeel and named him for the tour to England and West Indies. The all-rounder has done enough in domestic cricket and PSL, now he just needs to replicate the same on the world stage, whenever he gets the opportunity to do so. 

(As of June 2021)