Shahid Yousuf: Pakistan’s Middle‑Order Batter

Shahid Yousuf is a former Pakistani cricketer who represented the national team briefly in the 1980s. A right‑handed batter, he played primarily as a middle‑order option and was part of Pakistan’s domestic circuit for many years. Though his international career was short, he contributed steadily in domestic cricket and remained connected to the game.

    Personal Profile

  • Full Name: Shahid Yousuf
  • Born: 27 March 1957, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
  • Age: 68 years (as of 2026)
  • Batting Style: Right‑handed
  • Role: Middle‑order batter
  • Domestic Teams: Lahore, Pakistan International Airlines

Shahid Yousuf Statistics

Shahid Yousuf

Format Matches Runs Bat Avg 100s/50s Highest Score
Tests 3 86 17.2 0/0 43
ODIs 10 139 19.8 0/0 45
First‑Class 100+ 5,000+ ~30 Several 150+

    Career Highlights

  • International Debut: ODI debut vs West Indies (1982); Test debut vs India (1983).
  • Domestic Strength: Played extensively in Pakistan’s domestic competitions, scoring consistently for Lahore and PIA.
  • International Career: Represented Pakistan in 3 Tests and 10 ODIs between 1982 and 1983.

    Style of Play

  • Batting: Compact right‑hander, relied on timing and placement.
  • Temperament: Steady and disciplined, suited for middle‑order roles.

Legacy

While Shahid Yousuf’s international career was brief, he remains part of Pakistan’s cricketing history as one of the many domestic stalwarts who earned a chance at the highest level. His contributions in domestic cricket were more significant, helping nurture competitive cricket in Pakistan during the 1980s.

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