List of United Arab Emirates Twenty20 International cricketers

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The UAE was first granted T20I status in January 2014, by virtue of being granted One Day International (ODI) status. This was a result of their performance at the 2014 World Cup Qualifier, where they placed second to qualify for the 2015 World Cup. [1] The team had made its ODI debut as early as 1994, against India, but received ODI status on a non-temporary basis only in 2014. [2] The UAE's first full Twenty20 Internationals came at the 2014 World Twenty20 in Bangladesh, where the team played against the Netherlands, Ireland, and Zimbabwe. The team played further T20Is at the 2015 World Twenty20 Qualifier, but failed to qualify for the 2016 World Twenty20 tournament. [3]

Contents

This list comprises all members of the UAE cricket team who have played at least one T20I match. It is initially arranged in the order in which each player won his first Twenty20 cap. Where more than one player won his first Twenty20 cap in the same match, those players are listed alphabetically by surname.

Key

General

  • ‡ – Captain
  • † – Wicket-keeper
  • First – Year of debut
  • Last – Year of latest game
  • Mat – Number of matches played

Batting

Bowling

Fielding

List of players

Last updated 21 April 2024. [4] [5] [6]

United Arab Emirates T20I cricketers
General Batting Bowling Fielding Ref
No.NameFirstLastMat Runs HS 50 100 Avg Balls Wkt BBI Ave Ca St
1 Amjad Ali 20142015542200010.50––––10 [7]
2 Amjad Javed ‡2014201722271761018.06446333/1216.9640 [8]
3 Faizan Asif 20142015680280013.33––––00 [9]
4 Manjula Guruge 20142015531*003.009652/1825.0010 [10]
5 Kamran Shazad 20142015321210010.505222/1938.5010 [11]
6 Khurram Khan ‡20142014373310024.33611/88.0020 [12]
7 Swapnil Patil †2014201618187370014.38––––94 [13]
8 Rohan Mustafa ‡20142023581,006774020.951,106614/1821.03250 [14]
9 Shaiman Anwar 2014201932971117*6133.48––––110 [15]
10 Vikrant Shetty 2014201421100011.00––––10 [16]
11 Shadeep Silva 2014201421613*0016.004221/2029.0010 [17]
12 Ahmed Raza ‡2014202255122220012.201068375/1931.83200 [18]
13 Sharif Asadullah 201420141–––––1822/2110.5000 [19]
14 Abdul Shakoor †2015201963520*0017.50––––01 [20]
15 Mohammad Naveed ‡201520193117627*0012.57688373/1419.7040 [21]
16 Mohammad Shahzad 2015201720281521015.61289133/3431.6110 [22]
17 Mohammad Tauqir ‡20152015344004.00420––10 [23]
18 Umair Ali 20152015322130022.002411/1328.0000 [24]
19 Fayyaz Ahmed 20152015111110011.001811/2929.0010 [25]
20 Nasir Aziz 201520151–––––240––00 [26]
21 Amjad Gul 2015201642824009.33––––20 [27]
22 Qadeer Ahmed 201520191075*007.0019292/1828.1120 [28]
23 Zaheer Maqsood 20152016322002.005411/2980.0010 [29]
24 Fahad Tariq 201620166198004.75180––40 [30]
25 Farhan Ahmed 20162016344004.005432/2822.0010 [31]
26 Muhammad Kaleem 20162016997501010.77––––10 [32]
27 Muhammad Usman 201620224789189*3024.08––––120 [33]
28 Saqlain Haider 201620166147003.50––––40 [34]
29 Usman Mushtaq 2016201631390013.00––––00 [35]
30 Ghulam Shabber †201620191720858*1018.90––––141 [36]
31 Mohammed Qasim 2016201733613*0018.0060––10 [37]
32 Rameez Shahzad 2016201922449541024.94––––80 [38]
33 Atif Ali Khan 201620161–––––240––00 [39]
34 Imran Haider 201620191144*00–18671/1635.7110 [40]
35 Muhammed Shanil 20162016111*00–240––00 [41]
36 Zahoor Khan 2017202357116002.751,239724/1619.5280 [42]
37 Sultan Ahmed 20172022256418005.81495224/922.09150 [43]
38 Adnan Mufti 20172017177*00–––––00 [44]
39 Laxman Sreekumar 20172017100000.00––––00 [45]
40 Amir Hayat 20182019433001.508462/2617.1600 [46]
41 Ashfaq Ahmed 2018201912238753019.833621/1417.0020 [47]
42 Chirag Suri 2018202231817887029.17––––00 [48]
43 Mohammad Boota ‡201920221913620*0017.00611/1313.0042 [49]
44 Chundangapoyil Rizwan ‡201920231832351*1024.84––––40 [50]
45 Darius D'Silva 201920191013029003250––––40 [51]
46 Waheed Ahmed 201920201514145*0020.14222113/2123.3620 [52]
47 Zawar Farid 2019202318163551012.5318682/3131.2570 [53]
48 Junaid Siddique 20192024556818007.551,217724/1221.38110 [54]
49 Vriitya Aravind †20202024481,05297*6027.68––––265 [55]
50 Basil Hameed 2020202457680512019.42436313/2016.12270 [56]
51 Alishan Sharafu 202020242756690*3031.44––––110 [57]
52 Ansh Tandon 2020202397034*0011.66––––80 [58]
53 Mohammad Ayaz 20202020100000.00120––00 [59]
53 Kashif Daud 20212022148628*0014.33227114/3225.2720 [60]
55 Muhammad Waseem ‡20212024531,97711214239.545952/1319.20410 [61]
56 Sanchit Sharma 20212023422*00–7211/47107.0000 [62]
57 Akif Raja 202120241874280037.00300143/2230.5020 [63]
58 Karthik Meiyappan 20212023151912009.50312234/2515.9540 [64]
59 Aryan Lakra 202220241011463*1014.254221/1423.0050 [65]
60 Sabir Ali 20222022300*00–4831/1623.3300 [66]
61 Aayan Afzal Khan 2022202433159420013.25686343/719.6450 [67]
62 Fahad Nawaz 202220221–––––––––00 [68]
63 Muhammad Jawadullah 20232024151313*00–359214/2621.8540 [69]
64 Ali Naseer 202320242521848*0018.16523324/2420.84110 [70]
65 Asif Khan 202320242454474*3028.63––––10 [71]
66 Mohammed Faraazuddin 2023202362421*008.008421/1562.5010 [72]
67 Aryansh Sharma †2023202311290603029.00––––82 [73]
68 Nilansh Keswani 2023202395131*0051.0021092/1627.8810 [74]
69 Khalid Shah 202320238116370014.50––––30 [75]
70 Jash Giyanani 202320231–––––240––00 [76]
71 Tanish Suri †20232024777370012.83––––72 [77]
72Samal Udawaththa20232023144004.00––––00 [78]
73Dhruv Parashar20232024200000.001811/1414.0010 [79]
74 Rahul Chopra 2024202431614008.00––––10 [80]
75 Hazrat Luqman20242024288008.003611/3060.0000 [81]
76Zuhaib Zubair20242024213130013.00360––00 [82]
77 Omid Shafi Rahman20242024400000.007053/1912.6010 [83]
78 Ashwanth Valthapa 20242024155005.00––––00 [84]
79Muhammad Farooq202420246–––––12682/1418.8710 [85]
80Vishnu Sukumaran20242024665280013.00––––30 [86]
81Syed Haider†202420245321400–––––51 [87]

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