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Ayesha Naseem

Team flagPAK19 yrs
batting styleright handed Batter
#90 Batter in T20I

Professional Details

RoleBatter
Batsright handed . lower order
Bowlsright-arm medium fast . Faster

Teams played for

Pakistan Women

Personal Details

NameAyesha Naseem
GenderFemale
Birth7 Aug 2004
Birth PlaceAbbottabad
Height5 ft 5 in
NationalityPakistani
Ayesha Naseem, a young prodigy, a top-order batswoman, hailing from Pakistan’s Abbottabad region. The youngster is well-known for her flashy bat swing that helps her to play all the strokes present in the book.

An 11-year-old Naseem started her cricket career in 2015 when migrated to Lahore. She used to play with her older brothers, which helped her to progress. The prodigy represented her state at Under-17 in 2016, before getting into the Pakistan-A camp.... continue reading

Player Bio
Ayesha Naseem, a young prodigy, a top-order batswoman, hailing from Pakistan’s Abbottabad region. The youngster is well-known for her flashy bat swing that helps her to play all the strokes present in the book.

An 11-year-old Naseem started her cricket career in 2015 when migrated to Lahore. She used to play with her older brothers, which helped her to progress. The prodigy represented her state at Under-17 in 2016, before getting into the Pakistan-A camp.

After impressing in domestic circles, a 15-year-old young girl was selected for the 2020 World T20 Down Under. The promising batter made her international debut against Thailand but unfortunately couldn't bat then as the match got abandoned. 

In 2021, PCB named Naseem for the South African tour for both ODIs and T20Is. The promising batter scored a couple of busy 30s against a quality Proteas bowling attack. Later, she toured the West Indies to make her ODI debut and played a couple more T20I as well. 

Naseem is still too young but her talent speaks volumes about the future to follow. The batter is young, fearless, and an aggressive batter who plays both pace and spin gracefully. The youngster has all the ingredients to become a match-winner for Pakistan. 

(As of April 2021)