Majid Haq T20 Stats
Allrounder · Scotland Updated , after Scotland vs South Africa
About Majid Haq's T20 record
In Majid Haq's last 2 Cricket games (2007–2009) for Scotland, they have scored 29 runs at an average of 14.5 with a strike rate of 60.1. Majid Haq has also taken 4 wickets in this period.
Majid Haq Stats - Cricket
Majid Haq is a left hand bat allrounder. Across these 2 games, Majid Haq has hit 0 fours and 0 sixes, taking 2 catches in the field. Their highest score in this span is 15. Best bowling figures: 2/25.
Majid Haq: Betting Insights
For bet builder markets, Majid Haq has scored 25+ runs in 0% of their last 2 Cricket games (0/2). They have registered 1+ boundaries in 0% of these games (0/2).
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Frequently asked questions
What is Majid Haq's highest score in T20 cricket?
Majid Haq's highest score in the 2 T20 matches Statz has on record is 15 off 20 balls against South Africa (07 Jun 2009). Across those matches Majid Haq has scored 29 runs at 14.5 a match.
How many wickets has Majid Haq taken in T20 cricket?
Majid Haq has taken 4 wickets in the 2 T20 matches Statz has on record, at an economy of 9.25 and an average of 18.5.
What are Majid Haq's best bowling figures in T20 cricket?
Majid Haq's best figures in the 2 T20 matches Statz has on record are 2/25 against South Africa (07 Jun 2009). Majid Haq has taken three or more wickets in an innings 0 times, and 4 wickets in all.
What are Majid Haq's T20 batting stats?
Majid Haq averages 14.5 runs per match at a strike rate of 60.1, based on 2 games (2007–2009). Majid Haq has 29 runs in all 2 T20 matches on record.
Which team does Majid Haq play for?
Majid Haq currently plays for Scotland. Statz has Majid Haq's 2 T20 matches on record, the most recent against South Africa (07 Jun 2009), with 29 runs and 4 wickets in all.
How old is Majid Haq?
Majid Haq was born on 11 February 1983 and is 43 years old. Majid Haq is an allrounder with 2 T20 matches on record, 29 runs and 4 wickets.
What is Majid Haq's T20 economy rate?
Majid Haq concedes 9.25 runs an over, based on 2 games (2007–2009), from 8 overs with 4 wickets. The tightest spell was 6.25 an over against South Africa (07 Jun 2009).