BASIT ALI

Basit Ali – profile, career and stats

Basit Ali is a former Pakistani cricketer and coach. Ali coached Pakistan’s Women's Team and Under-19 team. He has also been chief selector of the Pakistan Under-19 team.

Basit Ali was considered the batter who would replace Javed Miandad in the Pakistani team as he played with the same vigour and style.

When and where was Basit Ali born?

December 13, 1970, Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan.

When did Basit Ali play his first international match?

Basit Ali played his first Test and ODI against West Indies in 1993.

When did Basit Ali play his last international match?

Basit Ali played his last Test against New Zealand in 1995. He played his last ODI in 1996 against South Africa.

How many Tests did Basit Ali play and how many runs did he score in them?

Basit Ali played 19 Tests and he scored 858 runs in them at an average of 26.81 with one hundred and five fifties.

How many ODIs did Basit Ali play and how many runs did he score in them?

Basit Ali played 50 ODIs and he scored 1,265 runs in them at an average of 34.18 with one century and nine fifties.