Shahbaz Nadeem

Sameer Rizvi's explosive 51-ball 90 powered Delhi Capitals to a commanding six-wicket victory over Mumbai Indians. The young batsman's fearless counter-attack on a challenging Kotla pitch secured a crucial win, propelling Delhi to the top of the standings. Rizvi's composure in tricky chases continues to impress.

Ishan Kishan’s rise as a leadership contender stems from his strong domestic captaincy record, ability to manage young players, and tactical awareness as a wicketkeeper. His recent international form, successfully leading Jharkhand to the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy title, has strengthened his case, helping him get the vote of approval from the SRH management.

With 56 wickets in 10 matches, Shahbaz Nadeem has been a prime force in taking Jharkhand to the Ranji Trophy 2016-17 semi-final.

Spin bowling all-rounder Axar Patel was on Friday ruled out of the first Test against England after complaining of pain in his left knee. Left-arm spinner Shahbaz Nadeem from Jharkhand and Rajasthan leg-spinner Deepak Chahar have been included in the main squad from the list of standby players.

Quiet, shy and unassuming. Shahbaz Nadeem is everything a 21st century Indian cricketer is not supposed to be.

Left-arm orthodox bowler Shahbaz Nadeem returned with a five-wicket haul to help Jharkhand reduce Haryana to 251 for seven in the opening day of the quarterfinal match of the Ranji Trophy cricket tournament, on Friday.

Karnataka cricketer Karun Nair have been named in the Shreyas Iyer-led Board President XI team for the two warm-up matches against New Zealand, ahead of their ODI series against India.

Spin duo of Shahbaz Nadeem and Krishnappa Gowtham brought India A back into the match in the final session as South Africa ended the first day on 258 for 5 in the second and final 'unofficial' Test.

Left-arm spinner Shahbaz Nadeem spun a web around Rajasthan batsmen to hand Jharkhand a narrow two-run first innings lead in a Group B Ranji Trophy match, on Friday.

Haryana managed a paltry 208 against Jharkhand on the first day of a Ranji Trophy group B encounter, a match that marked veteran leg-spinner Amit Mishra's return to competitive cricket after six-month lay-off due to injury.

Shreyas Iyer will lead the India A team in the first three One-Day games against New Zealand 'A' before captaining the Board President's XI in the two warm-up matches against New Zealand.

Rohit Sharma displayed his friendly nature at Ranchi airport, playfully vouching for his cricketer friend Shahbaz Nadeem to security personnel. The heartwarming moment, captured on video, showed Rohit putting his arm around Nadeem as they walked, a gesture appreciated by fans. Sharma is in Ranchi for the upcoming ODI series against South Africa.

Opener Abhimanyu Easwaran and left-arm spinner Shahbaz Nadeem were the star performers for India A in their comfortable 64-run win over New Zealand A in the third unofficial 'ODI', thereby clinching the five-match series.

Leg-spinner Karn Sharma and left-arm spinner Shahbaz Nadeem took eight wickets apiece as India A cantered to an innings and 31-run victory against New Zealand A in the first unofficial 'Test' on Monday.

Two days after being removed from captaincy of his IPL franchise Rising Pune Supergiants, Mahendra Singh Dhoni was named captain of the Jharkhand state side for the Vijay Hazare Trophy starting February 25.

Justifying his selection as a substitute player, after Kuldeep Yadav picked up an injury, the 30-year-old Nadeem took four wickets in his maiden outing and held the coveted victorious trophy with the team after an emphatic 3-0 Test whitewash of South Africa.

Spinners Karn Sharma and Shahbaz Nadeem wreaked havoc as India A thrashed New Zealand A by an innings and 26 runs to win the two-match unofficial 'Test' series 2-0, on Tuesday.

Jharkhand's Shahbaz Nadeem made his first-class debut back in 2004 against Kerala and took two wickets in the match. Nadeem also played two Test matches for India and made his debut against South Africa in Ranchi in October 2019, where he took four wickets and went on to play his next match against England in 2021.

The Kolkata Pacer's once again provided Bengal the early advantage by bowling out Jharkhand for 173 on day 1 of their Ranji Trophy quarterfinal clash at the Eden Gardens here on Tuesday however Bengal's inability to wrap up the tail quickly returned to haunt them as they let their rivals off a bit after having them on the mat at 120 for seven at one stage Kumar Suraj played a lone hand for the visitors as his unbeaten 89 off 175 balls provided the Jharkhand bowlers something to fight for. The Jharkhand innings could not be started as bad light stopped play early on the day. The four Bengal paces dominated the proceedings so much that leftarm spinner Shahbaz Ahmed was not called to bowl even a single over in the day while Akash Deep ended with four for 62. Mukesh Kumar claimed three for 61 Ishan Porel and Akash Ghatak too picked up one wicket each. Jharkhand suffered the first major setback when their star batter Saurabh Tiwary was ruled out of the match after suffering a hamstring injury while warming up for the match in the morning. Bengal skipper Manoj Tiwary had little hesitation in putting the opposition in after winning the toss under

Namazis at the Moudhapara Mosque, Raipur, were in for a surprise when they found in their midst Irfan, Shahbaz and Mushtaq Ahmed for the Friday prayers.

England captain Joe Root won the toss and elected to bat in the first Test against India at the M A Chidambaram stadium here on Friday.

Seamlessly juggling politics and cricket, Manoj Tiwary on Friday achieved what no one else did in 88 years of Ranji Trophy: score a hundred while being a sitting minister in a state government.

Captain Shahbaz Nadeem captured his second five-wicket haul of the season to leave Jharkhand on the verge of an innings victory over Tripura at the end of third and penultimate day's play in a Group C Ranji Trophy cricket match, here today.

Jharkhand on Saturday claimed the pole position in group B with an emphatic innings and 93 run win over eastern neighbours Odisha in a final group B league encounter of the Ranji Trophy.

India A put themselves in a commanding position as New Zealand collapsed from 72 for no loss to 147 all out on day one of the first unofficial four-day Test on Saturday.

The pitch did offer bounce and carry in the first session and it was disconcerting enough for India A as they folded up for the addition of a mere 110 runs to their overnight 282/3.

Tamil Nadu captain Abhinav Mukund will be leading a 14-member India A side in a two-day warm-up match against Bangladesh before the one-off Test against visitors start on February 9 in Hyderabad.

India A bowlers continued to torment New Zealand A batsmen, dismissing the visitors for a meagre 211 on the first day of the second 'unofficial' Test, on Saturday.

Currently confined to his home, at Jhariya, Dhanbad, owing to the country-wide lockdown, the left-arm spinner is showing similar diligence in helping those in need. He has decided to look after 350 families in the area, donating rice, cereals, vegetables and sugar.