Khalid Latif

Khalid Latif

Khalid Latif

Pakistan Pakistan

Overview

Full Name Khalid Latif
Age 40y 0d
Born Monday November 4, 1985, Pakistan
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Off break
Playing Role Batter

Teams represented

Pakistan PakistanAllied Bank Allied BankKarachi Blues Karachi BluesKarachi Whites Karachi WhitesKarachi Dolphins Karachi DolphinsKarachi Harbour Karachi HarbourKarachi Zebras Karachi ZebrasNational Bank of Pakistan National Bank of PakistanPakistan A Pakistan APakistan Inv XI Pakistan Inv XIPCB Reds PCB RedsSind Dolphins Sind DolphinsSindh SindhPakistan Under-19 Pakistan Under-19Duronto Rajshahi Duronto RajshahiPort Qasim Authority Port Qasim AuthoritySindh Knights Sindh KnightsComilla Victorians Comilla VictoriansIslamabad United Islamabad United

Biography

Khalid Latif, a right-handed Pakistani opening batsman, made his first-class debut at a young age of 14, but made his mark on his youth debut in 2003. His biggest achievement came when he captained the Pakistan Under-19 side to a World Cup win in 2004. He then went on to score heavily in the domestic circuit, following which he was rewarded with a call-up to the Pakistan ODI side against Zimbabwe. He later captained Pakistan in the 2010 Asian Games but had to settle for a bronze after losing to Afghanistan in the semi-finals.

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Biography

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Khalid Latif, a right-handed Pakistani opening batsman, made his first-class debut at a young age of 14, but made his mark on his youth debut in 2003. His biggest achievement came when he captained the Pakistan Under-19 side to a World Cup win in 2004. He then went on to score heavily in the domestic circuit, following which he was rewarded with a call-up to the Pakistan ODI side against Zimbabwe. He later captained Pakistan in the 2010 Asian Games but had to settle for a bronze after losing to Afghanistan in the semi-finals.