Following his recent announcement of his retirement from international cricket, Imad Wasim will play for the Melbourne Stars in the next Big Bash League (BBL). After Christmas, he will join the team for the tournament’s remaining games.
Imad Wasim brings a wealth of experience to the table, having played 121 T20 and ODI matches for Pakistan. His valuable lower-order batting skills complement his proficient left-arm orthodox bowling. In addition, he is one of the few spinners in the game of cricket who has the uncommon ability to bowl with the new ball during a power play.
We saw that Imad could contribute with his left-arm spin and extend our batting lineup, especially because Liam was healthy for the first three games. According to melbournestars.com.au, Melbourne Stars general manager Blair Crouch said, “Imad will be joining his former national teammates Usama Mir and Haris Rauf at the MCG, and I’m particularly looking forward to seeing thousands of Pakistan fans there.
The record of Imad Wasim in T20Is and the Big Bash League
Imad has demonstrated his abilities in his last ten Big Bash League (BBL) games. He totaled 56 runs while batting in eight innings, with a best score of 15 and an average of 11.2. Regarding bowling, Imad took ten wickets in the same ten matches with a best average of 2/13 in 37.1 overs. He hasn’t taken five wickets, but his economy rate is 7.16 and his bowling average is 26.6.
Imad Wasim has played in 66 T20 International (T20I) matches, according to his overall T20 statistics. He has hit in 44 innings as a batter, scoring 64 at its maximum and totaling 486 runs. With a batting average of 15.19 and a strike rate of 131.71, he has amassed one half-century.
Imad has bowled in 65 innings and taken 65 wickets according to his bowling records. Wasim’s best innings total of 5/14 has allowed him to take five wickets. Imad maintains an amazing strike rate of 20.86 with a bowling economy rate of 6.27 and an average of 21.78.
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