Player profile

Tuba Hassan

Bowler · PK

Born: Oct 18, 2000
Batting: Left Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm leg-break
From: Pakistani

Batting career

All formats

FormatMRunsAvgSRHS

Women's T202661234141.3470*

Women's T20I451198.592.9728

T20I41827.4596.4728

women t2053316.586.8423

List A46521.6775.5849

Women's List A1521721.792.7461*

Women's ODI44916.3384.4825

ODI34916.3389.0925

T201013927.8167.4750

women t20i6602012014

Bowling career

All formats

FormatMWktsEconOversBest

Women's T2026316.4788.53/6

Women's T20I45276.34121.53/8

T20I41246.29105.51/8

women t20506.5520.0

List A443.5325.32/20

Women's List A15244.22118.33/22

Women's ODI425.6834.02/48

ODI324.4328.02/48

T2010115.9132.03/6

women t20i607.1315.0

About

Player story

Born on 18th October 2000, Tuba Hassan was born in Lahore. She bowls traditional right-arm wrist spin whilst being very handy with the bat. Tuba made her List A debut for Lahore Women's at the age of sixteen but struggled to produce good numbers. The spinning all-rounder's breakthrough year was in 2019, in the PCB Triangular One Day Women's Tournament final. She picked up the wickets of Bismah Maroof and Javeria Rauf, helping PCB Blasters lift the cup. She tallied 157 runs and 5 wickets while playing for the High School Commission team in the T20 competition and featured for the Pakistan Women's Emerging side. The Lahore-born cricketer displayed her bowling skills in the 2021 edition of the Pakistan Women's One Day Cup, racked up 8 wickets in six games, which earned her a spot with the Pakistan National side in the 2022 ICC Women's World Cup in New Zealand. The talented chinaman bowler's T20I debut came against Sri Lanka on 26th May 2022; she took the world by storm through an excellent bowling display of 3-8 off her 4 overs, ending the series with 5 wickets at an average of 8.8. Hassan won May's ICC Player of the month award for her incredible debut show, becoming the first Pakistani Woman to achieve that honor. The 21-year-old cricketer will feature for Pakistan during the upcoming Tri-series in Ireland and the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England. As of July 2022