Mohammad Yousuf Crickter

 Mohammad Yousuf, formerly known as Yousuf Youhana, is a Pakistani cricketing legend. Born on August 27, 1974, in Lahore, Pakistan, he is regarded as one of the finest batsmen in cricket history.

                                                               Mohammad Yousuf Crickter


Career Highlights:

- Test cricket:
    - Played 90 matches
    - Scored 7,530 runs at an average of 52.29
    - 24 centuries, 33 half-centuries
    - Highest score: 223 vs. England (2006)
- One Day Internationals (ODIs):
    - Played 288 matches
    - Scored 9,720 runs at an average of 41.71
    - 15 centuries, 64 half-centuries
    - Highest score: 141* vs. Zimbabwe (2002)
- Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is):
    - Played 3 matches
    - Scored 50 runs at an average of 16.67

Mohammad Yousuf Crickter

Achievements:

- Held the world record for most runs in Test matches in a calendar year (1,788 in 2006)
- Set a world record for nine international centuries in a calendar year (2006)
- First Pakistani batsman to score 7,000 Test runs
- Ranked as the world's top Test batsman by the ICC in 2006

Style and Technique:

- Known for his elegant and graceful batting style
- Strong defensive technique and excellent footwork
- Adept at playing both front-foot and back-foot shots
- Effective against both pace and spin bowling

Mohammad Yousuf Crickter

Captaincy:

- Led Pakistan in 9 Test matches and 8 ODIs between 2003 and 2010
- Won 3 Test matches and 5 ODIs as captain

Legacy:

- Regarded as one of the greatest batsmen in Pakistani cricket history
- Inspired a generation of cricketers with his exceptional skills and sportsmanship
- Remains a beloved figure in the cricket world, respected for his achievements and contributions to the sport.

 

Mohammad Yousuf Crickter