Junaid Khan | PSL Multan Sultans Team 2020 Player

Junaid Khan

Full name: Mohammad Junaid Khan

Born: December 24, 1989, Matra, North-West Frontier Province

Current age: 30 years 36 days

Major teams: Pakistan, Abbottabad, Abbottabad Rhinos, Lancashire,

Middlesex, Multan Sultans, Pakistan Under-19s, Peshawar Zalmi,

Rangpur Rangers.

National side: Pakistan

Playing role: Bowler

Batting style: Right-hand bat

Bowling style: Left-arm fast

Somebody’s epic misfortune – Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif, was another person’s possibility – Junaid Khan. Likewise adventitious was the retirement of Shoaib Akhtar after the 2011 World Cup. The selectors focused on blooding

in new speedsters. Junaid, hailing from North-West Frontier Province, was a piece of the under-19 World Cup group

in 2008. In any case, didn’t get an opportunity to break into the playing eleven.

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Drafted into the ODI side in 2011 in both ODIs and Tests, Khan had his pivotal turning point under the sun when he turned

into Kohli’s foe in the authentic ODI arrangement among India and Pakistan in late 2012. In all the three ODIs, Junaid

had Kohli’s number. He declared his appearance on the large stage with pageantry and greatness misleading one of

the stalwarts in the shorter configuration with pace and swing.

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The underlying seize the beginning of the conveyance walk followed by a smooth approach the wrinkle and afterward a

perfect discharge point with the flex of the wrist to give the ball the flick that gets it to move. A solid wrist position and

the capacity to bowl speedy powers the batsman to acclimate to development at a quick clasp.

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In any case, wounds have just tormented his profession and his appearances since 2015 have been on and off.

Wellness concerns managed him out of the 2015 World Cup. What’s more, in 2016 when he was disregarded for

the ODI arrangement in England, there were solid bits of gossip that Junaid, who had able to play for England,

should take a gander at that alternative. Be that as it may, he turned out and eliminated any confusion air saying

his loyalties despite everything lie with Pakistan cricket.

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Having not played a solitary Test since 2015, Junaid returned into the ODI group for the visit to Australia yet his deals

were exceptionally less than impressive. At that point the arrangement in the Windies too didn’t go according to desires

for the left arm swing bowler. He has been however chosen for the 2017 Champions Trophy. A decent solid exhibition

from Junaid can absolutely bring back recollections and usher Pakistan profound into the competition.

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