Zafar Gohar

Zafar Gohar, born on February 1, 1995, is a professional cricketer from Pakistan, recognized for his left-arm orthodox bowling and lower-order batting capabilities. He gained prominence through his performances in domestic cricket, particularly in the Pakistan Cup and the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy. Gohar's consistent performances at the domestic level led to his inclusion in various Pakistan A teams, showcasing his potential as a future international player.

In 2016, Gohar made his debut for the national team during a One Day International (ODI) against the West Indies, where he showcased his bowling skills in limited-overs cricket. His ability to contribute with both bat and ball has made him a valuable player in the shorter formats, earning him spots in franchises within the Pakistan Super League (PSL) and other T20 leagues. Gohar's prowess in the 2020 PSL season, where he played a crucial role in his team's bowling attack, further cemented his reputation as an emerging talent in Pakistani cricket.

As of recent seasons, Zafar Gohar has continued to impress in domestic competitions, further solidifying his standing as a vital member of the squad. His all-round abilities and adaptability on the field have drawn attention from selectors for potential future international selections. Gohar is regarded as one of the promising cricketers from Pakistan, with the potential to leave a lasting impact on the game in the years to come.