Wasim Akram

Wasim Akram Cricket Stats & Career Records

Category: All-rounder International team: Pakistan Career: 1984–2003

Wasim Akram is a all-rounder associated with Pakistan. The available source records span 1984–2003. See the format-by-format statistics below. Career-source totals and recorded-match coverage are identified separately; the available tables do not imply complete worldwide coverage.

Wasim Akram Career Stats

Each format states its source coverage. Career totals and recorded-match totals are kept separate; unavailable fields are not filled from a partial dataset.

FormatCareerMatchesInningsRunsHSBat Avg50s100sWicketsBBIBowl Avg
Reconciled source snapshot 1985–2002 104 147 2,898 257* 22.64 7 3 414 7/119 23.62
Recorded matches only 1984–2003 193 193 2,499 79 17.00 3 0 299 — 20.98

Career-source figures are not added to overlapping match summaries. Recorded-only formats and partial detailed scorecards are labelled separately; source snapshots are not a claim of current worldwide completeness.

Detailed Data Coverage

The career total and the independent detailed-scorecard layer are compared format by format. A format is labelled Verified only when the stored career total and detailed match total agree and the available runs/wickets reconcile.

FormatCareer matchesDetailed matchesCoverageCross-source checkStatus
TEST10410298.1%Partial dataPartial
ODI193193100.0%Not enough dataPartial
Data integrity: Career summary validated · Detailed scorecard coverage 99.3% of career matches currently represented.

Wasim Akram Detailed Match Analysis

Detailed scorecards are incomplete. The merged detailed-scorecard layer currently covers 99.3% of the career-match total, with approximately 2 career matches still missing from the deep layer. Complete opponent, venue and year tables switch on automatically only after format-level coverage and career-total reconciliation pass.

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