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NidaDar

Team flagPAK36 yrs
batting styleAll Rounder
#32 Batter in ODI
#19 Bowler in ODI
#8 All Rounder in ODI
#40 Batter in T20I
#17 Bowler in T20I
#5 All Rounder in T20I
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Recent Form

14 (14) vs NZW, T20I
23 (14) vs NZW, T20I
8 (14) vs BANW, ODI
27 (47) vs BANW, ODI
35 (59) *vs BANW, ODI
9 (8) *vs BANW, T20I
6 (9) vs BANW, T20I
14 (21) vs BANW, T20I
14 (18) vs BANW, T20I
9 (12) vs SLW, T20I
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Career Stats

ODI
T20I
WC ODI
Matches105
Innings92
Runs1621
100s0
50s11
HS87
SR63.17
Avg19.07
Fours136
Sixes12
Duck outs--
Rank--
Debut:Ire Women vs PAK Women at Potchefstroom (Uni) - October 06, 2010

Teams played for

Pakistan Women Sydney Thunder Women

About Nida Dar

NameNida Dar
GenderFemale
Birth2 Jan 1987
Birth PlaceGujranwala, Punjab
Height5 ft 5 in (1.65 m)
NationalityPakistani

Touted as the future of Pakistan cricket, Nida Dar’s talent was spotted at a young age and became the captain of the Punjab University as a minor. ... continue reading

Player Bio

Touted as the future of Pakistan cricket, Nida Dar’s talent was spotted at a young age and became the captain of the Punjab University as a minor. 

A wily right-arm off-break bowler, Dar has arguably been Pakistan’s best player over the last decade or so. She has been pivotal to Pakistan’s recent success and is the leading wicket-taker for her team in the shortest format of the game.

Dar made her Pakistan debut in the 2010 Women’s World T20 in West Indies. The youngster was then named in the playing XI against Sri Lanka and was immediately involved in the thick of action, picking up 2 wickets and giving away just 10 runs. 

Following impressive performances in the World Cup, the Punjab-born spinner was selected in the Pakistan squad for the 2010 Asian Games in China.

During the 2018 Women’s Twenty20 Asia Cup match against Sri Lanka, Dar grabbed her maiden fifer and finished the tournament as the leading wicket-taker in the tournament with 11 dismissals to her name. Her exploits in the Asia Cup earned her a contract from Sydney Thunder for the 2019/20 Women's Big Bash League (WBBL)

In 2020, the crafty off-spinner was named in the Pakistan squad for the 2020 Women’s World T20 held in Australia. In a match against England, she played in her 100th WT20I match.

The backbone of the Pakistan women’s team, Dar has been a revelation for her nation, especially in the shortest form of the game. An energetic player, she has been an inspiration for so many young players back in Pakistan.

(As of April 2021)