Personal Profile About Mohammad Taha
Mohammad Taha is a Pakistani cricketer from Karachi. He is a left hander who batters and bowls slow left arm orthodox. His biography includes domestic cricket with Karachi Blues, Karachi Whites, Sindh, Pakistan A, Pakistan Shaheens and the Karachi Kings. He was part of Pakistan’s U19 set up prior to being called up to the senior Test side in November 2026.
Mohammad Taha Test Debut Half Century
Mohammad Taha's Test debut half century came in his first Test innings against Sri Lanka at Rawalpindi on 9th November 2026. Batting at 3 he scored 51 off 105 with 6 fours and Pakistan were 281 for 5 on day one. He shared a 69 run stand with Babar Azam and a 68 run stand with Saud Shakeel before being caught by Sonal Dinusha.
Mohammad Taha Debut
Mohammad Taha's debut for Pakistan was in the first Test against Sri Lanka at Rawalpindi (Nov 9 2026) and he was one of four players to make their Test debut in that match (Tayyab Arif, Arafat Minhas and Saqib Khan). His 51 in fairly decent conditions (greenish, seaming) was a very well received debut and was widely regarded as a mature performance at that level.
Mohammad Taha U19
Mohammad Taha's U19 career saw him play for Pakistan Under-19 before moving on to senior domestic and Pakistan A cricket. He played for the Pakistan Shaheens and a number of franchise sides (Karachi Kings, Qalandars amongst others). His progression through the youth ranks was the route that got him to the domestic level where he earned a Test cap.
Mohammad Taha Age
Mohammad Taha is 26 Years. Born in Karachi on October 5th 2000, he made his Test debut very shortly after that. His selection for the Sri Lanka series put him in the group of debutants with the most experience.