Rashid khan

Playing at home has always worked well for Rashid Khan. He played just five Asian Tour events in 2013, four of which were at home, and finished top four in two to bounce back after losing his Asian Tour card earlier in the year. read more

All the Strikers’ bowlers chipped in with the wickets as the spinners made merry of a sluggish Adelaide surface. Rashid Khan was extremely frugal in his four overs - he ended with 1 wicket and gave away 15 runs in 4 overs. read more

BBL 2020: Haris was almost having a wicket-less game before he produced three excellent deliveries in the last over of Thunder’s innings to pick up the wickets of Matthew Gilkes, Callum Ferguson and Daniel Sams to end on a high with figures of 3\/23 in... read more

Staying true to his billing as one of T20 cricket’s best bowlers, Rashid Khan on Wednesday picked up a hat-trick in the Big Bash League (BBL) match between Adelaide Strikers and Sydney Sixers. read more

Playing for the Adelaide Strikers against defending champions Melbourne Renegades, Rashid was seen holding a bat that had a depression on its back, giving it the look of a camel’s back. read more

The decision did not prove to be costly for the Strikers as Renegades ended the innings on 137\/8 - 18 runs short of the target. read more

Gulbadin Naib, who captained Afghanistan at the 2019 World Cup, also alleged that some cricketers deliberately underperformed at the showpiece tournament just because he was named at the skipper. read more

Under Naib, Afghanistan remained winless in their nine games at the showpiece event, held in June this year following which sensational leg-spinner Rashid Khan was handed the leadership across all the formats. read more

After a 0-3 mauling in the ODIs, the series win in T20s is a shot in the arm for the Rashid Khan and Co, who are aiming to make an impression at next year’s Asia Cup and the World Cup T20. read more

Sher Khan is 8 feet 2 inches tall, 27 years old, and drew more attention with his presence at the Ekana cricket stadium—to watch Afghanistan play West Indies in the first ODI of their three-match series—drew more interest than the match itself. read more

The two sides, which occupy bottom rung spots among Test-playing nations in the rankings across all formats, will play three ODIs, three T20s and a Test during the month-long full series at Afghanistan’s adopted home. read more

Having named Gulbadin Naib just before the mega tournament, the Afghanistan Board has handed the job in all formats to Rashid Khan. read more

Afghanistan has nine days to put things in order as West Indies arrive for the first full series between the teams comprising three ODIs and T20s each, and a one-off Test. read more

Afghanistan’s star leg-spinner Rashid Khan was the first pick and was picked by Trent Rockets. He will play alongside England Test captain Joe Root, who described him as “one of the best players in the world”. read more

Australian Mitchell Starc and Steve Smith were picked by Welsh Fire while swashbuckling batsman David Warner was signed by Southern Brave. read more