Mohammad Abbas reaches landmark of 800 first-class wickets

LAHORE: Pakistani fast bowler Mohammad Abbas achieved a huge milestone in his cricketing career by taking 800 wickets in first-class cricket.

The right-arm fast bowler reached the landmark during an English county match playing for Nottinghamshire, when he outed Josh Davy of Somerset.

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Abbas is known for his accuracy, skilful seam blowing, and ability to maintain a disciplined line and length, He has been an important figure in both, domestic and international cricket.

He made his debut for Khan Research Laboratories in Pakistan’s domestic circuit before making his mark on the international stage for his country.

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He has represented Pakistan in all three formats, but has a particular knack for the sport’s longer format. In English county cricket, Mohammad Abbas has been a key player for Nottinghamshire