Raza Hasan – Pakistan Left‑Arm Spinner

Raza Hasan is a Pakistani left‑arm orthodox spinner, born on 8 July 1992 in Sialkot. He played for Pakistan between 2012 and 2014, featuring in 10 T20Is and 1 ODI, and is best remembered for his economical spells in the 2012 ICC World T20.

    Personal Profile

  • Full Name: Raza Hasan
  • Born: 8 July 1992, Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan
  • Age: 33 (as of April 2026)
  • Batting Style: Right‑handed
  • Bowling Style: Slow left‑arm orthodox
  • Role: Bowler
  • National Side: Pakistan (2012–2014)
  • Domestic Teams: Lahore Qalandars, Sialkot Stallions, Rawalpindi Rams, National Bank of Pakistan, Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited, Pakistan A, Pakistan Under‑19s, Pakistan Under‑23s

Raza Hasan Statistics

Raza Hassan

Format Matches Wickets Best Bowling Bowling Avg Economy Batting Runs Top Score
ODIs 1 1 1/68 68.00 6.80 0 0
T20Is 10 10 2/14 21.90 6.00 18 13*
First‑Class 29 83 5/68 27.24 413 57
List A 43 72 6/14 22.25 125 28*

    Career Highlights

  • International Debut: T20I vs Australia, 5 September 2012.
  • ODI Debut: 10 October 2014 vs Australia.
  • Best International Figures: 2/14 in T20Is.
  • Major Tournament: Played in the 2012 ICC World T20, where his tight bowling drew praise.
  • Domestic Impact: Took 3/24 on first‑class debut, helping SNGPL to an innings victory.

    Style of Play

  • Bowling: Classical left‑arm orthodox spinner, focused on accuracy and flight.
  • Batting: Lower‑order right‑hander, rarely contributed with the bat.
  • Temperament: Known for calmness and control, especially in T20 cricket.

    Challenges & Controversies

  • 2015 Ban: Tested positive for cocaine, leading to a two‑year suspension from cricket.
  • Domestic Issues: Expelled from domestic cricket in 2020 for breaching COVID‑19 protocols. These setbacks stalled what had been a promising international career.

Legacy & Potential

Raza Hasan’s early performances suggested he could be a long‑term spin option for Pakistan, but disciplinary issues curtailed his progress. He remains a cautionary tale of talent interrupted, remembered for his World T20 spells and domestic success.

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