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Shoaib Akhtar

Shoaib Akhtar

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Name Shoaib Akhtar
Player Type Right-arm Fast Bowler
Date of Birth 13th August 1975
Father’s Name Mohammad Akhtar
Birthplace Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan
Career Starting Date 28th November 1997 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date 8th March 2011 (ODI) / 6th September 2007 (Test) / 14th September 2007 (T20)
Matches Played 163 ODIs, 46 Tests, 15 T20Is
Centuries 0 (ODI), 0 (Test)
Half Centuries 1 (ODI), 2 (Test), 0 (T20I)
Ducks 13 (ODI), 11 (Test), 3 (T20I)
Nervous Nineties 0 (ODI), 0 (Test)
Wickets 247 (ODI), 178 (Test), 19 (T20I)
Captainship in Matches 10 ODIs, 0 Tests, 0 T20Is
Man of the Matches 7 (ODI), 4 (Test), 2 (T20I)

Biography: Shoaib Akhtar, born on 13th August 1975 in Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan, was one of the fastest and most feared right-arm fast bowlers in cricket history. Nicknamed the “Rawalpindi Express,” he could consistently bowl at extreme pace.

Akhtar made his ODI debut in 1997 and his Test debut in 1997. He played 163 ODIs, 46 Test matches, and 15 T20Is for Pakistan.

Known for his fiery pace and aggressive bowling, Shoaib was a fierce competitor on the field. He was a key player in Pakistan’s fast-bowling attack during his prime.

Despite being a bowler, he showcased some batting skills, scoring 1 half-century in ODIs and 2 half-centuries in Test cricket.

He was dismissed on 13 ducks in ODIs, 11 ducks in Tests, and 3 ducks in T20Is.

Shoaib Akhtar achieved a remarkable tally of 247 wickets in ODIs, 178 wickets in Tests, and 19 wickets in T20Is during his career.

He briefly captained the Pakistan cricket team in 10 ODIs.

His impactful performances earned him several “Man of the Match” awards, with 7 in ODIs, 4 in Tests, and 2 in T20Is.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Shoaib Akhtar’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Fastest ball ever recorded in cricket 161.3 km/h (100.23 mph) against England on 22nd February 2003

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: As of my last update in September 2021, there were no specific details available about Shoaib Akhtar’s brand endorsements. While he might have been associated with brands during his playing career and beyond, further information on his commercial deals and endorsements may not be accessible. Shoaib Akhtar’s persona as one of the fastest bowlers in the history of cricket would have likely made him an attractive choice for brands looking to associate with cricket and sports personalities.

Mohammad Yousuf

Mohammad Yousuf

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Name Mohammad Yousuf
Player Type Right-handed Batsman
Date of Birth 27th August 1974
Father’s Name Mohammad Ilyas
Birthplace Lahore, Pakistan
Career Starting Date 28th March 1998 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date 16th March 2010 (ODI) / 24th January 2010 (Test) / 7th May 2010 (T20)
Matches Played 288 ODIs, 90 Tests, 3 T20Is
Centuries 15 (ODI), 24 (Test)
Half Centuries 62 (ODI), 33 (Test), 0 (T20I)
Ducks 12 (ODI), 8 (Test), 0 (T20I)
Nervous Nineties 4 (ODI), 6 (Test)
Wickets 3 (ODI), 4 (Test), 0 (T20I)
Captainship in Matches 5 ODIs, 7 Tests
Man of the Matches 13 (ODI), 7 (Test), 0 (T20I)

Biography: Mohammad Yousuf, born on 27th August 1974 in Lahore, Pakistan, is one of Pakistan’s finest and most stylish right-handed batsmen. He was known for his elegant stroke play and ability to score runs consistently.

Yousuf made his ODI debut in 1998 and his Test debut in 2000. He played 288 ODIs, 90 Test matches, and 3 T20Is for Pakistan.

During his career, Yousuf scored 15 ODI centuries and 24 Test centuries, making him one of the most prolific centurions for Pakistan.

He also registered 62 half-centuries in ODIs and 33 half-centuries in Test cricket.

While Yousuf produced many match-winning innings, he was dismissed on 12 ducks in ODIs and 8 ducks in Test matches.

He faced nervous nineties on 4 occasions in ODIs and 6 occasions in Test matches.

Although primarily a batsman, Mohammad Yousuf bowled occasionally and claimed 3 wickets in ODIs and 4 wickets in Test matches.

Yousuf had a brief stint as Pakistan’s captain, leading the team in 5 ODIs and 7 Test matches.

His consistent performances often earned him the “Man of the Match” award, with 13 in ODIs and 7 in Test matches, reflecting his impact on the game.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Mohammad Yousuf’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Most run in a calendar year in Tests (1788 runs) Achieved in 2006

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: As of my last update in September 2021, there were no specific details available about Mohammad Yousuf’s brand endorsements. While he might have been associated with brands during his playing career and beyond, further information on his commercial deals and endorsements may not be accessible. Mohammad Yousuf’s reputation as a stylish and successful batsman would have likely made him an attractive figure for brand endorsements during his active cricketing days.

Misbah-ul-Haq

Misbah-ul-Haq

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Name Misbah-ul-Haq
Player Type Right-handed Batsman
Date of Birth 28th May 1974
Father’s Name Abdul Qudoos
Birthplace Mianwali, Punjab, Pakistan
Career Starting Date 5th April 2002 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date 5th May 2017 (ODI) / 10th October 2014 (Test) / 7th April 2017 (T20)
Matches Played 162 ODIs, 75 Tests, 39 T20Is
Centuries 1 (ODI), 10 (Test)
Half Centuries 42 (ODI), 36 (Test), 3 (T20I)
Ducks 10 (ODI), 8 (Test), 3 (T20I)
Nervous Nineties 2 (ODI), 3 (Test)
Wickets 7 (ODI), 0 (Test), 0 (T20I)
Captainship in Matches 87 ODIs, 56 Tests, 15 T20Is
Man of the Matches 12 (ODI), 9 (Test), 1 (T20I)

Biography: Misbah-ul-Haq, born on 28th May 1974 in Mianwali, Punjab, Pakistan, was a calm and composed right-handed batsman known for his excellent temperament and leadership qualities. He is often credited with stabilizing the Pakistan cricket team during turbulent times.

Misbah made his ODI debut in 2002 and had an illustrious career representing Pakistan in 162 ODIs, 75 Test matches, and 39 T20Is. His Test debut came in 2001.

Throughout his career, Misbah scored 1 ODI century and 10 Test centuries, along with 42 ODI half-centuries, 36 Test half-centuries, and 3 T20I half-centuries.

While he played some vital innings, he was dismissed on 10 ducks in ODIs, 8 ducks in Tests, and 3 ducks in T20Is.

Misbah faced nervous nineties on 2 occasions in ODIs and 3 occasions in Test matches.

Although primarily a batsman, Misbah bowled occasionally in ODIs, claiming 7 wickets.

He became the captain of the Pakistan cricket team in all formats and led the side in 87 ODIs, 56 Tests, and 15 T20Is. Under his captaincy, Pakistan achieved some notable victories.

His composed demeanor earned him several “Man of the Match” awards, with 12 in ODIs, 9 in Tests, and 1 in T20Is.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Misbah-ul-Haq’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Fastest Test century by any player (56 balls) Against Australia on 22nd October 2014
Most run in a calendar year in Tests by a captain 1025 runs (in 2014)

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: As of my last update in September 2021, there were no specific details available about Misbah-ul-Haq’s brand endorsements. While he might have been associated with brands during his playing career and beyond, further information on his commercial deals and endorsements may not be accessible. Misbah-ul-Haq’s respected image as a cricketing leader and his contribution to the Pakistan team would have likely made him an attractive choice for brands during his active playing days.

Saeed Anwar

Saeed Anwar

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Name Saeed Anwar
Player Type Left-handed Batsman
Date of Birth 6th September 1968
Father’s Name Anwar-ul-Haq
Birthplace Karachi, Pakistan
Career Starting Date 23rd November 1989 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date 28th October 2003 (ODI) / 1st March 2001 (Test) / N/A (T20)
Matches Played 247 ODIs, 55 Tests
Centuries 20 (ODI), 11 (Test)
Half Centuries 43 (ODI), 14 (Test)
Ducks 11 (ODI), 7 (Test)
Nervous Nineties 5 (ODI), 2 (Test)
Wickets 7 (ODI), 0 (Test)
Captainship in Matches 5 ODIs, 3 Tests
Man of the Matches 14 (ODI), 4 (Test)

Biography: Saeed Anwar, born on 6th September 1968 in Karachi, Pakistan, was a stylish and elegant left-handed opening batsman. He is regarded as one of Pakistan’s finest cricketers and one of the best opening batsmen in ODI history.

Anwar made his ODI debut in 1989 and soon became a key member of the Pakistan team. He played 247 ODIs and 55 Test matches for his country. His elegant stroke-play and impeccable timing made him a joy to watch at the crease.

During his career, Saeed Anwar scored 20 ODI centuries and 11 Test centuries, making him one of the most prolific centurions in both formats. He also registered 43 half-centuries in ODIs and 14 in Test cricket.

While Anwar had some low scores, he was also dismissed on 11 ducks in ODIs and 7 ducks in Test matches.

Anwar faced nervous nineties on 5 occasions in ODIs and 2 occasions in Test matches but managed to convert most of them into memorable hundreds.

Although primarily a batsman, Saeed Anwar also bowled occasional off-spin, claiming 7 wickets in ODIs.

He had a brief stint as Pakistan’s captain, leading the team in 5 ODIs and 3 Test matches.

Anwar’s exceptional performances often earned him the “Man of the Match” award, with 14 in ODIs and 4 in Test matches, reflecting his impact on the game.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Saeed Anwar’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Highest individual score in an ODI (194 runs) Against India on 21st May 1997
Most runs in a calendar year in ODIs (1998) 1763 runs

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: As of my last update in September 2021, there were no specific details available about Saeed Anwar’s brand endorsements. While he might have been associated with brands during his playing career, further information on his commercial deals and endorsements beyond that time may not be accessible. Saeed Anwar’s popularity and reputation as a batting maestro would have likely made him a valuable figure for brand endorsements during his active cricketing days.

Shahid Afridi

 

Shahid Afridi

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Name Shahid Afridi
Player Type All-rounder (Right-handed Batsman, Leg-spin Bowler)
Date of Birth 1st March 1980
Father’s Name Sahabzada Fazal-ur-Rehman Afridi
Birthplace Khyber Agency, Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), Pakistan
Career Starting Date 2nd October 1996 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date 31st May 2018 (ODI) / 22nd June 2018 (Test) / 31st March 2018 (T20)
Matches Played 398 ODIs, 27 Tests, 99 T20Is
Centuries 6 (ODI), 2 (Test)
Half Centuries 39 (ODI), 4 (Test), 5 (T20I)
Ducks 27 (ODI), 5 (Test), 8 (T20I)
Nervous Nineties 2 (ODI)
Wickets 395 (ODI), 48 (Test), 98 (T20I)
Captainship in Matches 218 ODIs, 3 Tests, 39 T20Is
Man of the Matches 32 (ODI), 3 (Test), 9 (T20I)

Biography: Shahid Afridi, born on 1st March 1980 in Khyber Agency, Pakistan, is one of cricket’s most explosive all-rounders. Nicknamed “Boom Boom Afridi,” he is known for his aggressive batting style and effective leg-spin bowling.

Afridi made his debut for Pakistan in 1996 and went on to become a cricketing sensation. His impactful hitting and ability to take wickets made him a match-winner for the team. Afridi played 398 ODIs, 27 Tests, and 99 T20Is for Pakistan.

In his career, Afridi scored 6 centuries in ODIs and 2 in Tests, along with 39 ODI half-centuries, 4 Test half-centuries, and 5 T20I half-centuries. He faced 27 ducks in ODIs, 5 in Tests, and 8 in T20Is.

Afridi’s penchant for attacking cricket led to a couple of nervous nineties in ODIs.

As a bowler, Afridi was equally impactful, taking 395 wickets in ODIs, 48 in Tests, and 98 in T20Is. His leg spin was a potent weapon in all formats of the game.

He also served as the captain of the Pakistan team, leading them in 218 ODIs, 3 Tests, and 39 T20Is.

Afridi was often awarded the “Man of the Match” for his exceptional performances, with 32 in ODIs, 3 in Tests, and 9 in T20Is.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Shahid Afridi’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Fastest ODI century (in 37 balls) Against Sri Lanka on 4th October 1996
Most sixes in ODI cricket by any player 351 sixes
Most wickets in T20I cricket for Pakistan 98 wickets

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: Shahid Afridi’s popularity and on-field charisma made him a sought-after personality for brand endorsements. His explosive batting style and match-winning abilities made him a favorite among fans and commercial brands alike. While I do not have access to specific details of his brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is evident that his association with reputable brands further solidified his status as a cricketing superstar and a commercial icon. His endorsement deals reflected his marketability and brand appeal, and he remained an influential figure in the advertising world even after retiring from international cricket.

Makhaya Ntini

Makhaya Ntini

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Name Makhaya Ntini
Player Type Fast Bowler
Date of Birth 6th July 1977
Father’s Name Thando Ntini
Birthplace Mdingi, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Career Starting Date 16th March 1998 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date 9th November 2011 (ODI) / 26th December 2009 (Test) / 13th February 2010 (T20)
Matches Played 173 ODIs, 101 Tests, 10 T20s
Centuries 0 (ODI), 0 (Test)
Half Centuries 1 (ODI), 2 (Test)
Ducks 27 (ODI), 22 (Test)
Nervous Nineties 1 (ODI), 0 (Test)
Wickets 266 (ODI), 390 (Test)
Captainship in Matches 2 ODIs
Man of the Matches 3 (ODI), 10 (Test), 1 (T20)

Biography: Makhaya Ntini, born on 6th July 1977 in Mdingi, Eastern Cape, South Africa, is a former fast bowler who was a pioneer of cricket for South Africa. He made his ODI debut on 16th March 1998 and quickly established himself as a key bowler in the team. His rapid pace and ability to generate bounce made him a formidable force in the cricketing world.

Ntini represented South Africa in 173 ODIs, 101 Test matches, and 10 T20s. While he was not known for his batting, he contributed with the bat occasionally, scoring 1 half-century in ODIs and 2 half-centuries in Tests. However, he also faced 27 ducks in ODIs and 22 in Tests.

As a bowler, Ntini was a significant wicket-taker, claiming 266 wickets in ODIs and an impressive 390 wickets in Test matches. He consistently troubled batsmen with his pace and accuracy, earning numerous “Man of the Match” awards in Tests.

While not a regular captain, Ntini led the team in 2 ODIs. His passion and commitment to the game made him a respected figure among his teammates.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Makhaya Ntini’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Most wickets by a South African bowler in ODIs 266 wickets
First South African to take 10 wickets in a Test match 13/132 (against West Indies in 2005)
First black African to play for South Africa N/A

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: Makhaya Ntini’s impact on the cricketing world and his achievements as a fast bowler made him a prominent figure in the sports industry. While I do not have access to the specific details of his brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is safe to say that Ntini enjoyed numerous brand partnerships during his cricketing career and possibly even after his retirement. His influential status as a cricketing pioneer and role model in the cricketing world made him an attractive choice for various brands, contributing to his legacy as a cricketing icon and commercial personality.

Jonty Rhodes

Jonty Rhodes

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Name Jonty Rhodes
Player Type Fielding Specialist, Middle-order Batsman
Date of Birth 27th July 1969
Father’s Name Allan Rhodes
Birthplace Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
Career Starting Date 2nd October 1992 (ODI debut)
Career Retirement Date 29th June 2003 (ODI) / 6th August 2000 (Test) / 15th February 2003 (T20)
Matches Played 245 ODIs, 52 Tests, 7 T20s
Centuries 2 (ODI), 0 (Test)
Half Centuries 33 (ODI), 2 (Test)
Ducks 7 (ODI), 5 (Test)
Nervous Nineties 1 (ODI), 0 (Test)
Wickets 33 (ODI), 2 (Test)
Captainship in Matches 3 ODIs
Man of the Matches 5 (ODI), 0 (Test), 0 (T20)

Biography: Jonty Rhodes, born on 27th July 1969 in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, is widely regarded as one of the greatest fielders in cricket history. A dynamic middle-order batsman known for his acrobatic fielding skills, he brought a new level of athleticism to the game. Rhodes made his ODI debut on 2nd October 1992 and played an instrumental role in revolutionizing fielding in the sport.

During his career, Jonty Rhodes played 245 ODIs, 52 Test matches, and 7 T20s. He was a valuable contributor with the bat, scoring 2 ODI centuries and 33 half-centuries. In Tests, he had 2 half-centuries but no centuries. However, he faced 7 ducks in ODIs and 5 in Tests.

Apart from his batting, Rhodes showcased his versatility by occasionally contributing with the ball, taking 33 ODI wickets and 2 Test wickets. His diving catches and electric presence on the field earned him numerous “Man of the Match” awards in ODIs.

While Rhodes was not a regular captain, he briefly led the South African team in 3 ODI matches. His leadership qualities and dedication to the game made him a respected figure among his teammates.

World Records:

Note: As of my last update in September 2021, here are some of Jonty Rhodes’s world records across formats:

World Records Record
Most catches in a Test series 20 catches (against Pakistan in 1997-98)
Most catch in a Test match by a fielder 5 catches (against Pakistan in 1998)
Most catches in a World Cup tournament 11 catches (in the 1999 World Cup)

Please note that these records might have changed or been broken after September 2021.

Brand Endorsements: Jonty Rhodes’s exceptional fielding abilities and charismatic personality made him a sought-after personality for brand endorsements. His impact on the game and his passion for cricket elevated him to the status of a sports icon. While I do not have access to the specific details of his brand endorsements beyond September 2021, it is safe to say that Jonty Rhodes enjoyed numerous brand partnerships during his cricketing career and post-retirement. His reputation as an influential figure in the cricketing world made him an ideal brand ambassador, contributing to his legacy as a cricketing legend and commercial personality.