Zaheer abbas

Span Mat Inns NO Runs HS Avg 100s 50s 0s vs Australia 1972-1984 20 34 2 1411 126 44.09 2 12 3 vs England 1971-1984 14 24 3 1086 274 51.71 2 4 2 vs India 1978-1984 19 25 5 1740 235* 87.00 6 3 1 vs New Zealand 1969-1985 14 24 0 428 135 17.83 1 0 2 vs Sri Lanka 1982-1985 3 2 0 138 134 69.00 1 0 0 vs West Indies 1975-1981 8 15 1 259 80 18.50 0 1 2 Span Mat Inns NO Runs HS Avg 100s 50s 0s in Australia 1972-1984 15 28 1 1097 101 40.62 1 10 3 in England 1971-1982 9 15 0 841 274 56.06 2 2 1 in India 1979-1983 8 12 1 313 85 28.45 0 2 1 in New Zealand 1973-1985 7 12 0 236 135 19.66 1 0 2 in Pakistan 1969-1985 36 51 9 2444 235* 58.19 8 5 1 in West Indies 1977-1977 3 6 0 131 80 21.83 0 1 2 Mat Inns NO Runs HS Avg 100s 50s 0s year 1969 1 2 0 39 27 19.50 0 0 0 year 1971 3 4 0 386 274 96.50 1 1 1 year 1972 2 4 0 83 51 20.75 0 1 1 year 1973 6 10 1 146 47 16.22 0 0 1 year 1974 3 6 0 324 240 54.00 1 0 0 year 1975 2 4 0 71 33 17.75 0 0 0 year 1976 4 7 0 246 101 35.14 1 1 0 year 1977 5 10 0 288 90 28.80 0 3 2 year 1978 3 5 2 583 235* 194.33 2 1 0 year 1979 8 14 1 436 135 33.53 1 2 0 year 1980 6 10 2 117 33 14.62 0 0 1 year 1981 2 3 0 170 90 56.66 0 2 1 year 1982 9 11 0 935 215 85.00 4 3 0 year 1983 11 14 2 634 168 52.83 1 3 1 year 1984 9 15 3 576 168* 48.00 1 3 1 year 1985 4 5 0 28 12 5.60 0 0 1 Mat Inns NO Runs HS Avg 100s 50s 0s season 1969/70 1 2 0 39 27 19.50 0 0 0 season 1971 3 4 0 386 274 96.50 1 1 1 season 1972/73 8 14 1 229 51 17.61 0 1 2 season 1974 3 6 0 324 240 54.00 1 0 0 season 1...

• Test debut(cap 24 October 1969v Last Test 27 October 1985v ODI debut(cap 31 August 1974v Last ODI 3 November 1985v Career statistics Competition Matches 78 62 457 Runs scored 5,062 2,572 34,843 44.79 47.62 51.54 100s/50s 12/20 7/13 108/158 Top score 274 123 274 370 280 2,582 3 7 30 44.00 31.85 38.20 0 0 1 10 wickets in match 0 0 0 Best bowling 2/21 2/26 5/15 Catches/ 34/– 16/– 278/– Source: 6 November 2005 Syed Zaheer Abbas Kirmani Zaheer Abbas, is a former Career [ ] Abbas made his Abbas had great success in "Zaheer Ab-bas karo", which means "Zaheer, stop it now" in Abbas had two stints as captain of the national team in 1981 and 1984. He retired from international cricket in 1985, and has officiated as a match referee in one Test and three ODI matches. He has also worked as the manager of the national team. Zaheer was one of the player who was famous for his title. Zaheer Abbas was called Asian Bradman. In 2018 Government of Pakistan awarded him Sitara-e-Imtiaz. Zaheer Abbas held the record for scoring the most runs by any batsman in a 4 match bilateral ODI series (346 runs) from 1982 to 2015. Personal life [ ] Zaheer Abbas married Indian born Rita Luthra (now known as Samina Abbas) in 1988. His first marriage was to Najma Bokhari with whom he has three daughters, Rudabah, Roshana and Hiba. Autobiography [ ] In 1983 he co-wrote his autobiography Zed with the British cricket journalist Awards and recognition [ ] • • Inducted in • Inducted in PCB Hall of Fame in 2021. Re...

Zaheer Abbas Health Updates – Zaheer Abbas in ICU: Pakistani batting great Zaheer Abbas has been admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) of a private hospital in London. Abbas had contracted COVID-19 while travelling from Dubai to London, and now is on oxygen support: Follow Zaheer Abbas Health Updates with InsideSport.IN According to Geo News, Abbas, 74, was moved to the ICU three days after getting admission to Saint Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, where he was put on oxygen support. • It is understood that the 74-year-old is on dialysis after being diagnosed with pneumonia following his arrival in London from Dubai. • Abbas has been in London since June 16, and was taken to the hospital after feeling unwell the following day. • Earlier this month, he had tested positive for Covid-19 in Dubai. • While his condition improved and he boarded his flight to London, his health took a turn for the worse. “He is currently on dialysis and the doctors have advised him to refrain from meeting people,” Geo News quoted sources as saying. Abbas, who made his international debut in 1969 against New Zealand, was one of the finest batters of his generation. He amassed 5062 runs in 72 Tests, and scored 2572 runs in 62 ODIs. In first-class cricket, he accumulated 34,843 runs in 459 matches, which included 108 centuries and 158 fifties. After retirement, he also served as an ICC match referee in one Test and three ODIs. Zaheer Abbas Health Updates: Pakistan legend taken in intensive care, ...

Zaheer Abbas, or 'Zed', was all class and finesse, featuring without question in any conversation about stylish batsmen. His runs came at a quick tempo and the bespectacled batsman dominated bowlers without ever needing brute force. A prolific run-scorer in the 1980s for Pakistan, he also captained them in 14 Tests and 13 ODIs, earning himself the nickname 'Asian Bradman' along the way. Zaheer Abbas career stats Format Matches Runs Average 100s 50s Tests 78 5062 44.79 12 20 ODIs 62 2572 47.62 7 13 Abbas played in the 1975, 1979 and 1983 Men's Cricket World Cups. In 2015, he became the ICC president; he was the last person to hold the post before it was abolished in 2016. In his illustrious career, Abbas held many records. To celebrate his induction into the ICC Hall of Fame, we take a look at some of his noteworthy career milestones. First batsman to score hundreds in three successive ODI innings and five successive international innings In 1982, India toured Pakistan only to be met by Abbas in full flow. Abbas had a stupendous series across formats and became the first to notch up a hat-trick of centuries in ODIs. In a series where the Tests and ODIs were played alternately, Abbas made five successive international hundreds. The double ton that started the run in the first Test was his 100th first-class century. His scores were as follows: • 215 (254), first Test, Lahore • 118 (86), second ODI, Multan • 186 (246), second Test, Karachi • 105 (82), third ODI, Lahore • 168 (...

Pakistani batting great Zaheer Abbas has been admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) of a private hospital in London. According to Geo News, Abbas, 74, was moved to the ICU three days after getting admission in Saint Mary's Hospital in Paddington, where he was put on oxygen support. One of the most elegant batters of his time, Abbas had contracted COVID-19 while travelling from Dubai to London. He had complained of pain and was diagnosed with pneumonia after arriving in the British capital. "He is currently on dialysis and the doctors have advised him to refrain from meeting people," Geo News quoted sources as saying. Abbas, who made his international debut in 1969 against New Zealand, was one of the finest batters of his generation. He amassed 5062 runs in 72 Tests, and scored 2572 runs in 62 ODIs. In first-class cricket, he accumulated 34,843 runs in 459 matches, which included 108 centuries and 158 fifties. After retirement, he also served as an ICC match referee in one Test and three ODIs.