Famous cricketer Wahab Raiz

 Wahab Riaz is a renowned Pakistani cricketer, known for his fast bowling and aggressive playing style. Born on 28th May 1985 in Lahore, Pakistan, Wahab has represented his country in all formats of the game: Tests, One-Day Internationals (ODIs), and T20 Internationals. With his sharp pace and ability to generate swing, he quickly became a key figure in Pakistan's bowling lineup, particularly in limited-overs cricket. His aggressive approach on the field has made him a standout performer in various international tournaments.

Riaz's rise to prominence came during the 2011 Cricket World Cup, where he delivered one of the most memorable spells in the history of ODI cricket against India. He bowled with fiery pace, including a remarkable confrontation with India's star batsman, Virat Kohli. Although Pakistan did not win the match, Riaz's performance left a lasting impact on fans and selectors alike. Over the years, Wahab has continued to impress with his skill, including his ability to bowl at speeds exceeding 140 km/h and his knack for taking crucial wickets. Apart from his natural talent, Wahab's resilience and determination have helped him become one of the stalwarts of Pakistan's bowling attack. His career has been filled with ups and downs, but his contributions to Pakistan's cricketing legacy are undeniable. He was part of the Pakistan team that won the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy, playing a vital role in the team's success with his pace and aggression. Riaz's performance, especially in the knockout stages of the tournament, earned him widespread recognition and cemented his place in the hearts of cricket fans around the world.