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A highly touted middle-order batting prospect, Umar Waheed has shown time and time again his talent under pressure. This young man has quietly demonstrated what it takes to bat while his team is against the wall.


Name: Umar Waheed
Birth date: 1994-04-26
Hometown: Lahore
Teams: Lahore Lions, National Bank, Pakistan Under-19s
 
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Umar Waheen was named the Vice Captain of the Pakistan Under-19 side in 2013 after showing impressive leadership ability, he is also a highly rated middle-order batting prospect known for his abilty to perform under pressure.

Still early days in his domestic career, in the few matches he's played, Umar Waheed has certainly marked his presence. In the 2013 Faysal Bank ODI Cup, Umar Waheed had a decent outing and his innings of 96 against the Peshawar Panthers showed he wasn't phased by the step up to first-class cricket.

Umar Waheed has performed exceptionally well for Pakistan's Under-19 team, averaging 47.90 from 16 ODI matches. Having the ability to bat under pressure has resulted in his ability to garner respect from opposition and team-mates alike.

However in recent times his performances have been inconsistent which is reflected in a drop in his career averages. Umar Waheed is averaging 33 at both First Class and List A level.

A regular for National Bank, Waheed has been selected for the Pakistan Under-23s and hopes remain high for his development as a batsman and eventual selection for the national squad. There are high hopes for the youngster and in order to realize his full potential he needs to achieve a level of consistency in his batting and make the starts he gets count.

 

[Last updated on: 21st June 2015]