Sarfaraz Khan

Sarfaraz Khan

India
2024 - 2024
  • Date of Birth 1997-10-22
  • Role middle-order batter
  • Batting Style right-hand bat
  • Bowling Style legbreak
Debut Matches
Format Match Date
TEST IND vs ENG 2024-02-15
ODI SAU vs MUM 2014-03-02
T20 MUM vs SAU 2014-04-02

Recent Performances

Delhi vs Mumbai
2026-01-29
Batting: 24
Bowling: -
Mumbai vs Hyderabad
2026-01-22
Batting: 227
Bowling: -
Punjab vs Mumbai
2026-01-08
Batting: 62
Bowling: -
Mumbai vs Himachal
2026-01-06
Batting: 21
Bowling: -
Mumbai vs Goa
2025-12-31
Batting: 157
Bowling: -
Chhattisgarh vs Mumbai
2025-12-29
Batting: -
Bowling: -
Mumbai vs Uttarakhand
2025-12-26
Batting: 55
Bowling: -
Sikkim vs Mumbai
2025-12-24
Batting: 8*
Bowling: -
Rajasthan vs Mumbai
2025-12-16
Batting: 73
Bowling: -
Haryana vs Mumbai
2025-12-14
Batting: 64
Bowling: -

Batting Statistics

Matches 6
Innings 11
Runs 371
Average 37.1
Strike Rate 74.94
Highest Score 150
100s 1
50s 3
Fours 44
Sixes 8
Catches 3

Bowling Statistics

Matches 6
Innings -
Wickets -
Average -
Economy -
Strike Rate -
Best Figure -
4 Wickets -
5 Wickets -
Balls Bowled -
Runs Conceded -

Batting Statistics

Matches 43
Innings 32
Runs 932
Average 42.36
Strike Rate 112.69
Highest Score 157
100s 3
50s 2
Fours 92
Sixes 34
Catches 22

Bowling Statistics

Matches 43
Innings 3
Wickets 1
Average 56
Economy 6.22
Strike Rate 54
Best Figure 1/17
4 Wickets 0
5 Wickets 0
Balls Bowled 54
Runs Conceded 56

Batting Statistics

Matches 103
Innings 81
Runs 1517
Average 26.15
Strike Rate 139.43
Highest Score 100*
100s 1
50s 6
Fours 153
Sixes 52
Catches 42

Bowling Statistics

Matches 103
Innings 2
Wickets 0
Average -
Economy 6.75
Strike Rate -
Best Figure -
4 Wickets 0
5 Wickets 0
Balls Bowled 8
Runs Conceded 9
Sarfaraz Khan rose to prominence when, aged 12, he broke the record for the highest score in the Harris Shield inter-school tournament, making 439 for Rizvi Springfield in an innings that featured 56 fours and 12 sixes. However, prior to his introduction to the global scene, Sarfaraz was suspended on charges of fudging his age by the Mumbai Cricket Association, before the board eventually accepted the results of an advanced test.
After an exceptional season for the Mumbai Under-19 team, Sarfaraz, who trains under the tutelage of father and coach Naushad Khan, earned a call-up for the India Under-19 quadrangular series in 2013. He responded with a match-winning 66-ball 101 while chasing against South Africa.
Sarfaraz was then rewarded with a spot in the India squad for the Under-19 World Cup in UAE in 2014. Having scored 211 runs in six games at an average of 70.33, Sarfaraz was set for his transformation to the next level. In 2015, Royal Challengers Bangalore bought him for INR 50 lakhs, and he soon became the youngest player to play in the IPL. A year later, Sarfaraz finished as the second-highest run-scorer in the Under-19 World Cup in Bangladesh, with 355 runs from six matches, often rescuing India from faltering starts. Sarfaraz left Mumbai for Uttar Pradesh in the 2015-16 domestic season.
ESPNcricinfo staff