Sana Mir and Mohammad Yousaf, celebrated stalwarts of Pakistani cricket, have been accorded the esteemed title of honorary life members of the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC).
Sana Mir, renowned for leading Pakistan in 137 international matches, achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first Pakistani woman cricketer to claim 100 wickets in ODIs. Her career tally of 240 international wickets underscores her bowling prowess and enduring impact on the game.
Mohammad Yousaf, distinguished for his remarkable batting prowess, boasts an exceptional Test average of 52.29 over 90 matches, amassing over 7,500 runs. In ODIs, he accumulated more than 9,700 runs across 288 matches, showcasing his consistency and profound influence across formats.
Among Yousaf’s many accolades is his record-setting achievement of scoring the most Test runs in a calendar year, a phenomenal 1,788 runs in 2006, highlighting his dominance and skill as a top-order batsman.
The MCC’s decision to confer honorary life membership upon Sana Mir and Mohammad Yousaf is a testament to their significant contributions to Pakistani cricket and their enduring impact on the international stage. They stand as exemplary figures in the annals of cricket history, celebrated for their skill, leadership, and dedication to the sport.