Asad Shafiq
Pakistani cricketer and Test player
Born
January 28th, 1986
39 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Pakistan
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Debuted in international cricket in 2010, Shafiq established himself as a consistent middle-order batsman in the Pakistan cricket team. He played a crucial role during the team's tours and home series, contributing significantly to numerous Test matches. Shafiq played his first Test match against Australia and swiftly became an integral player for the team. He is recognized for his skills in challenging conditions and has been part of multiple successful series.
Played in over 70 Test matches
Scored more than 3,500 Test runs
Contributed to victories against India and England
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