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Usman Shinwari made an international debut against Sri Lanka in 2013 from T20.
Pakistan fast bowler Usman Shinwari has retired from international cricket. He played the last international match in 2019. Usman played 34 matches in all three formats in his career.
The left-arm fast bowler made an international debut against Sri Lanka in 2013 from T20. He later made his ODI and Test debut against Sri Lanka.
17 ODIs, 16 T20s played Usman played 17 ODIs and 16 T20 matches. He played the only Test match against Sri Lanka in 2019. Usman was also part of the Pakistani team in the Asia Cup in 2018.
The best performance of his career came in an ODI against Sri Lanka. He took 5 wickets for 34 runs at Sharjah Cricket Stadium in 2017. After this, in 2019, he took 5 wickets for 51 runs at the National Bank Stadium in Karachi.
I said goodbye to Test 4 years ago Usman retired from Test cricket in 2021. Usman then wrote on X that he has returned from a back injury and now he is perfectly fit, but according to the advice of doctors and physio, he will have to retire from Test cricket to avoid such injuries in future and prolong his cricket career in future.
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