Adil Rashid

Adil Rashid

Batting style
Right Hand Bat
Bowling style
Legbreak

Adil Rashid is a prominent English leg-spin bowler and lower-order batsman known for his significant contributions across all formats of international cricket. As of 2024, Rashid became the first England spinner to take 200 wickets in One Day Internationals (ODIs), achieving this milestone in his 131st innings at an average of 32.2. He has been a key figure in England’s limited-overs setup for over a decade, known for his economical bowling and wicket-taking ability, especially in pressure situations. Rashid has also been effective in Test cricket, particularly in subcontinental conditions, taking 60 wickets in 19 Tests with notable performances including multiple five-wicket hauls.

Throughout his career, Rashid has played crucial roles in series wins and tournaments, consistently contributing both with the ball and with handy lower-order runs. He has performed well in major series against teams like Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh, often delivering match-winning spells. Rashid’s bowling is characterized by his sharp leg-spin, control, and variations, making him a difficult bowler to face in limited-overs cricket. He has also featured in franchise leagues and remains a vital part of England’s bowling attack, celebrated for his experience, skill, and ability to adapt to different formats and conditions.

Recent performances

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Men's ODI · Batting

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Men's ODI batting records
TeamOpponentRunsBallsStrike rate4s6sSeriesMatchGroundDate
ENGSA245000South Africa tour of England ODI Series, September 2025Lord's, London04-09-2025
ENGSA9146510South Africa tour of England ODI Series, September 2025Headingley, Leeds02-09-2025
ENGWI10119120West Indies tour of England ODI Series, May 2025Sophia Gardens, Cardiff01-06-2025
ENGWI2210000West Indies tour of England ODI Series, May 2025Edgbaston, Birmingham29-05-2025
ENGSA292300ICC Champions TrophyNational Stadium, Karachi01-03-2025