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Who Is Razaullah: Pakistan’s emerging pacer making His mark against England

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Pakistan’s Razaullah dismissed Joe Root for eight runs in his very first over on Test debut against England at Edgbaston.
The 21-year-old Mardan-born pacer has taken 30 wickets in eight first-class matches and also has a first-class century.
His immediate impact against England’s star batter marks a memorable beginning to his international Test career.
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Pakistan’s young pacer Razaullah made a dream start to his Test career on Wednesday, dismissing England’s star batter Joe Root in his very first over on debut.

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The 21-year-old right-arm medium-fast bowler was handed his Test debut for Pakistan against England and immediately made an impact, removing the caption of England.

Razaullah dismissed Root for eight runs, giving Pakistan an early breakthrough and marking a memorable beginning to his international Test career.

Who is Razaullah?

Born on April 5, 2005, in Mardan, Razaullah is a right-handed batter and right-arm medium-fast bowler.

He has represented Peshawar Region, Abbottabad Region and Mardan Under-19s in domestic cricket before earning his opportunity with the Pakistan national team.

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The young pacer had already impressed in first-class cricket with his ability to take wickets consistently.

Razaullah’s first-class record

Razaullah has played eight first-class matches, taking 30 wickets in 14 innings at an average of 20.86 and an economy rate of 3.30.

His best innings figures are 5 for 37, while he has claimed five wickets in an innings on three occasions. His best match figures stand at 7 for 107.

His first-class record also shows that he can contribute with the bat. He has scored 333 runs in 14 innings at an average of 27.75, including a century and a half-century. His highest score is 100.

A young pacer to watch

Razaullah’s first-class numbers stand out most prominently among his current statistics. His combination of a healthy wicket tally, 3.30 economy rate and three five-wicket hauls highlights his potential as a developing red-ball bowler.

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His progress will now be closely watched as he gains greater exposure to higher-level cricket and continues to develop his pace-bowling skills.

For Pakistan, the emergence of young fast bowlers remains particularly important given the country’s long tradition of producing quality pace talent. Razaullah’s early career record suggests he could be another name to follow as he looks to establish himself at the national level.

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