HASAN ALI | PSL Peshawar Zalmi Team 2020 Player

HASAN ALI

Full Name: Hasan Ali

Born: 02 Jul 1994 Gujranwala, Punjab, Pakistan

Current age: 25 years 188 day(s)

Major teams: Pakistan A, Pakistan, Sialkot, Sialkot Region, Central Punjab, Sialkot Stallions,

Islamabad Region, Sialkot Under-16s, Sayid Paper, PSL Peshawar Zalmi Team.

Batting style: Right-handed

Bowling style: Right Arm Medium Fast

Hasan Ali is a medium-quick bowler with a basic bowling activity and a mix of varieties. He made his top-notch debut at

19 years old and great against Lahore Ravi with a four-wicket pull in the primary innings. His vocation began with club

cricket and rose up to the local Under-16 level yet he didn’t make youth squads at the national level. Nonetheless, he

figured out how to increase some consideration in the 2015 National T20 Cup in where he got eight wickets in four

matches under the captaincy of Shoaib Malik. His 17 wickets at 17.05 in the National One-Day cup in 2016 was a key

piece of him being elevated to the Pakistan side. Peshawar Zalmi lead trainer Mohammad Akram had been checking

this procedure at the household circuit and snapped him structure the rising class in Pakistan Super League.

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Hasan made smooth progress to worldwide cricket, snatching two five-fours in his initial 15 ODIs and intriguing with his

tight lines on his Test debut – which agreed with the goodbyes of Misbah-ul-Haq and Younis Khan – as Pakistan pulled

off a last-heave win in Dominica. All things considered, nobody could very envision the effect he would have on his first worldwide competition, the 2017 Champions Trophy.

Much like his group, Hasan started the competition severely, going for 70 in his ten overs in a substantial opening-

coordinate thrashing to India, before turning his structure around in a startlingly sensational way. Taking three wickets in

every one of Pakistan’s next four matches, he completed as the competition’s driving wicket-taker with 13 at a normal

of 14.69, while just yielding 4.29 an over. Hasan’s capacity to strike customary center overs blows was a key factor in

Pakistan lifting their first worldwide ODI trophy since the 1992 World Cup, and his Player-of-the-Tournament grant

lavishly merited.

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