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PAKISTAN · Spin Bowler · 1990–2003

Mushtaq Ahmed

In-game rating: 86/99

BOWLING

185
WICKETS
32.97
AVERAGE
2.92
ECONOMY
67.7
STRIKE RATE
7/56
BEST
10
5-WKT HAULS

FIELDING

23
CATCHES
0
STUMPINGS

CAREER IN BRIEF

Mushtaq Ahmed played 52 Tests for Pakistan in CricArcade's archive, from 1990 to 2003. The first came against Australia at Adelaide Oval, with scores of 0 and 4, and 1 wicket, and the last against South Africa at Iqbal Stadium in 2003.

The most productive decade was the 1990s: 172 wickets at 30.0 in 43 Tests. The best bowling is 7 for 56 against New Zealand at Lancaster Park in 1995. In all: 10 five-wicket hauls, 3 ten-wicket matches.

With the ball: 67 wickets at 34.7 at home and 118 wickets at 32.0 away. The most wickets came against Australia: 35 wickets at 42.3 in 9 Tests. Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium was the most frequent ground, with 5 Tests and 15 wickets at 40.1. The scorecards record 5 player-of-the-match awards. Pakistan won 22 of the Tests Mushtaq Ahmed played and lost 12, with 18 drawn.

The career totals above are the official figures; everything below is computed from the 52 Test scorecards in CricArcade's archive, each linked.

BEST INNINGS

BEST BOWLING

Best in a match: 10/106 against West Indies (1997).

RECORD BY OPPONENT

AgainstTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Australia915211.690/03542.31
England9797.180/03332.91
West Indies9396.500/02433.67
South Africa812120.170/12929.83
New Zealand614215.780/03520.06
Sri Lanka6348.500/01740.53
Zimbabwe47615.200/1839.88
India1136.500/0437.50

HOME, AWAY AND NEUTRAL

WhereTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Home2133617.680/16734.73
Away313208.650/111831.97

BY DECADE

DecadeTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
1990s4360612.120/217229.95
2000s9508.330/01372.92

GROUNDS

GroundTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium512721.170/11540.07
Gaddafi Stadium59616.000/01633.69
Arbab Niaz Stadium35217.330/01327.15
National Stadium32613.000/0844.25
Iqbal Stadium31717.000/0830.63
Headingley23712.330/0828.63

FIRST AND LAST

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