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Sikandar Raza

Sikandar Raza

Zimbabwe · Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan

ICC Rankings

CategoryTestODIT20
Batting#34#56
Bowling#53#73
All-Rounder#1

Batting Stats

FormatMInnRunsAvgSR100s50s4s6s
TEST2242143434.1456.1211114617
ODI156147452136.4685.69724377107
T20I139134314425.77136.81117245148
ABD T10109759.38131.580044
LPL777610.85110.140044
BPL262347424.94135.81023524
INT LEAGUET20433885828.6132.4036133
PSL373564728.13154.41035734
IPL9918226133.8201128
ZIM AFRO T10161639833.17222.35032834
GT20 CAN22771000000
CPL171214716.33130.080088
T20 BLAST171646438.67147.77003523
HUNDRED88598.42111.320042
MAX609812921.5198.4600414
MLC9811115.85115.6200134
CAN SUPER 60 LEAGUE4354182000054
SA2010811819.66108.250068
PAKISTAN JUNIOR LEAGUE111118022.5139.5300148

Bowling Stats

FormatMInnWktsAvgEconBBIBBM5W
TEST22314044.553.27/1138/1762
ODI1561249544.024.864/554/550
T20I13912511124.426.975/185/181
ABD T10108525.292/162/160
LPL77534.48.192/52/50
BPL26171032.37.694/164/160
INT LEAGUET2043423328.516.913/213/210
PSL37312324.918.33/203/200
IPL9734710.071/191/190
ZIM AFRO T101615927.899.353/93/90
GT20 CAN22216.58.252/152/150
CPL17161421.426.973/153/150
T20 BLAST17161136.647.334/174/170
HUNDRED864338.82/172/170
MAX609972611.382/222/220
MLC97538.810.212/372/370
CAN SUPER 60 LEAGUE4100140/00/140
SA2010101517.667.364/134/130
PAKISTAN JUNIOR LEAGUE11116449.782/272/270

About Sikandar Raza

Born in Sialkot, Pakistan, Sikandar Raza's dream of being a fighter pilot ended prematurely when he failed in his eye examination. Nursing the dream from a tender age of 11, it was not easy for Raza to see his dream being shattered in such a way.

Determined to succeed in his life, Raza got admitted to the Glasgow Caledonian University and moved to Zimbabwe, where his parents had resided since 2002. He began playing cricket as a semi-professional and made his First-Class debut in 2007 for the Northerns. After Zimbabwe's cricket structure was revamped in 2009, he went on to play First-Class cricket for the Mashonaland Eagles.

After completing his studies, he returned to full-time cricket in the 2010-11 season. He had a decent season, scoring 625 runs at an average of 41. He made his Twenty20 debut for the Southern Rocks in 2010 against the Desert Vipers. He turned out to be a T20 specialist, and he was the leading run-scorer in the 2010 Stanbic Bank 20 Competition.