Shoaib Malik All rounder cricketer from Pakistan

Shoaib Malik Biography

Shoaib Malik

Shoaib is Pakistani cricket player and he represents

Pakistan

national team in One Day International, Test cricket and Twenty 20 International. He is a very good All round cricketer. Shoaib is right arm bowler and he bowls off break. Shoaib is a right hand batsman and he is middle order batsman but he played as a one down in many matches for

Pakistan

. Malik is the former captain. He captained Pakistani squad in One Day International and Twenty 20 International. Malik is very talented cricketer and under his captaincy

Pakistan

team reached to the final in ICC Twenty 20 World Cup 2007 played in

South Africa

, Shoaib Malik played brilliant in the tournament and

Pakistan

team to reach final but unfortunately they lost final match against

India

. Malik took over 100 wickets in One day International. Shoaib is the first

Pakistan

cricket player who got 4 wickets and scored a century in a One Day International match. He plays domestic cricket for Sialkot Stallions and he is the captain of Sialkot Stallions. Under his captaincy Sialkot Stallions won eight titles in

Pakistan

. Malik repressed Sialkot Stallions in Champions League Twenty 20. Malik made One Day International cricket debut against West Indies and Test cricket debut against

Bangladesh

. He made his Twenty 20 International cricket debut against

England

. He took part in trials for Under 15 World Cup in 1996 and he was selected. Shoaib Malik got married with Sania Mirza on 12^th April, 2012. She is a an Indian and she is a Tennis star.

Shoaib Malik Profile Details

·         Full Name: Shoaib Malik
·         Height : 5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)
·         Birth Date: 1, February, 1982
·         Birth Place: Sialkot. Punjab. Pakistan
·         National Team:

Pakistan

·         Batting,s Style: Right handed
·         Bowling’s Style: Right arm leg break
·         Role Of Play: All rounder
·         ODI’s Debut: 14 October 1999 v West Indies
·         Test’s Debut: 29 August 2004 v

Bangladesh

· T20 Debut: 28 August 2006 v

England

· ODI Squad no: 18