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Omair Bin Yousuf: Age, 250* Record, Stats and Career

Omair Bin Yousuf is a 27-year-old Pakistani top-order batter whose career is built on a much larger first-class record than his seven T20 internationals suggest. Born in Karachi on 27 December 1998, he scored 135 on first-class debut and later made an unbeaten 250 for Pakistan Shaheens against Zimbabwe A. By the end of the 2025/26 season, his first-class record stood at 4,482 runs from 72 matches, including 13 hundreds and 16 fifties. His Pakistan record remained 91 runs from seven T20Is, while his latest completed one-day campaign brought 159 runs for Pakistan Greens in the 2026/27 National Champions Cup. He also bowled one over for a wicket and took two catches in that tournament.

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Right-handedNo regular bowling style listed by PCB; occasional right-arm bowling appears in scorecards bowlerBorn 27 December 1998

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Full nameOmair Bin Yousuf

Age27As of 3 September 2026

Date of birth27 December 1998Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan

Batting styleRight-handed

Bowling styleNo regular bowling style listed by PCB; occasional right-arm bowling appears in scorecards

Career overview

Omair Bin Yousuf cricket career

Born 27 December 1998 in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan; aged 27 on 3 September 2026.

Right-handed top-order batter with no regular bowling style listed by PCB.

Scored 135 on first-class debut and a career-best 250 not out for Pakistan Shaheens.

Had 4,482 first-class runs, 13 hundreds and 16 fifties through 2025/26.

Played seven T20Is for Pakistan between October 2023 and March 2025.

Made 159 runs in four innings for Pakistan Greens in the 2026/27 National Champions Cup.

Career story

Omair Bin Yousuf career and playing journey

Who is Omair Bin Yousuf?

Omair Bin Yousuf is a right-handed Pakistani batter from Karachi. PCB records connect him with Pakistan, Pakistan Under-19s, Pakistan Emerging Team, Pakistan Shaheens, Sindh, Karachi regional teams, SNGPL and Pakistan Greens.

Many scorecards and search results shorten his name to Omair Yousuf. The full name, 27 December 1998 birth date and PCB player ID 46811 keep those records attached to one cricketer. He is not related to former Pakistan captain Mohammad Yousuf merely because their surnames match; Omair has described Mohammad Yousuf as a batting role model.

What is Omair Bin Yousuf's playing role?

Omair is a top-order batter who builds most of his value through right-handed run-scoring. PCB leaves the bowling-style field blank on his player page, and his senior bowling workload is too small to support an all-rounder label.

Occasional spells still belong in the record when they happen. His career snapshot contains two first-class wickets and one List A wicket, and he took 1/10 from one over in the 2026 National Champions Cup. That spell adds a useful match detail without changing the role teams have used him to perform over 72 first-class matches.

How did Omair Bin Yousuf reach first-class cricket?

Omair progressed through Karachi and Sindh age-group cricket, represented Pakistan Under-19s and entered senior cricket for Karachi Whites in 2018. He marked his first-class debut against ZTBL with 135 from 205 balls.

A debut hundred established his ability to stay at the crease against a senior attack. PCB's 2019 feature described Mohammad Yousuf as his technical model and noted Omair's ambition to make large scores. The next seasons turned that ambition into repeated hundreds rather than leaving the debut innings as an isolated peak.

Why did Omair Bin Yousuf's 174 in 2019 matter?

Omair scored 174 early in the 2019/20 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy and reached 402 runs from eight innings at 57.43. PCB highlighted the run when Pakistan selected him for the Emerging Teams Asia Cup.

At that stage he had 984 first-class runs from 13 matches at 46.85. The 174 mattered because it followed the debut 135 and showed a second large conversion in a different season. Those early averages describe a promising opening phase, while the larger current record shows how the numbers settled after many more attacks, pitches and roles.

How did Omair Bin Yousuf make 250 not out?

Omair made an unbeaten 250 for Pakistan Shaheens against Zimbabwe A in May 2023. He and Mohammad Huraira, who scored 178, took the Shaheens to 521/3 declared before Mehran Mumtaz's 11 wickets created an eight-wicket victory.

Omair then added 33 in the chase of 106. The 250 remains his first-class high score and demonstrates the conversion skill suggested by his early career. The match also supplies the right context: it was a first-class Pakistan Shaheens fixture, not a Test hundred, and the win depended on Huraira's large innings and Mumtaz's bowling as well as Omair's double-century.

What do Omair Bin Yousuf's first-class statistics show?

Through the 2025/26 season, Omair had played 72 first-class matches and scored 4,482 runs from 128 innings. Ten not-outs left him with an average of 37.98, while his record contained 13 hundreds, 16 fifties and a high score of 250 not out.

The 13 hundreds matter because they show repeated conversion, but the average gives the fuller career view. His 2025/26 season produced 791 runs from 15 matches at 29.29, below his career average. A player can add a new century and still finish a season with a lower average when the remaining innings include short scores.

What did Omair Bin Yousuf do in the 2025/26 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy?

Omair scored 478 runs from 15 innings for Karachi Blues in the 2025/26 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy. He averaged 31.87, made one hundred and three fifties, and recorded a season high score of 137.

The 137 came against Multan in October 2025 and was his 13th first-class hundred. He shared 262 for the second wicket with Saad Baig, whose 154 was his maiden century at the level. Karachi moved to 433 after that partnership. The stand shows why a batter's innings often makes more sense beside the partnership and match position than as a number presented alone.

How should the Hanif Mohammad Trophy numbers be read?

Omair made 302 runs from seven innings in the 2025/26 Hanif Mohammad Trophy, averaging 50.33 with one hundred and two fifties. Those figures describe the qualifying competition that preceded the main first-class season.

They should not be added to his first-class career total because that edition did not carry the same first-class classification. The Hanif Mohammad Trophy and the President's Trophy therefore belong in separate competition summaries rather than one first-class subtotal. Competition labels matter as much as arithmetic when a domestic structure contains qualifying and first-class stages.

What happened to Omair Bin Yousuf in the 2026 President's Trophy final?

Omair finished day three of the President's Trophy final on 60 not out as SNGPL chased 245 against WAPDA. He had faced 101 balls and hit seven fours and one six, leaving his team 64 runs short with six wickets standing.

The final result changed the meaning of that overnight score. Omair was dismissed for two after play resumed, and WAPDA won by 35 runs. The complete match should therefore be described as a strong first effort followed by an early final-day dismissal, not as an unbeaten match-winning sixty. Across the President's Trophy he made 313 runs from 12 innings at 26.08.

When did Omair Bin Yousuf play for Pakistan?

Omair made his T20I debut against Hong Kong at the Asian Games on 3 October 2023. He played three matches at that event, three in Zimbabwe in December 2024 and one in New Zealand in March 2025.

His seven T20Is produced 91 runs from seven innings, including two not-outs, at an average of 18.20 and a strike rate of 109.63. His high score was 24. The sequence matters because a squad place does not create an appearance: Pakistan selected him for other assignments, but only completed scorecards count toward the seven caps.

What were Omair Bin Yousuf's best T20I contributions?

Omair made 24 against Afghanistan in the Asian Games semi-final and 21 against Hong Kong in the quarter-final. In Zimbabwe he scored 16, an unbeaten 22 and a duck before making seven in his only match of the 2025 New Zealand tour.

None of the seven innings reached fifty, and the international strike rate remained below his overall T20 rate. That does not erase his domestic T20 work, but it explains why the international sample has not become the defining part of his career. Pakistan asked for short-format output; his strongest statistical record has continued to come from first-class cricket.

How strong is Omair Bin Yousuf's T20 record?

The current career snapshot records 1,043 runs from 46 T20 matches and 41 innings. Seven not-outs produced an average of 30.67, with six fifties, a high score of 78 not out and a strike rate of 129.08.

His unbeaten 78 for Karachi Whites against Dera Murad Jamali in the 2023/24 National T20 Cup remains a clear example of successful top-order acceleration. The overall T20 total already includes his seven Pakistan matches, so adding 91 international runs again would double-count them. In the 2026 National T20 Cup he appeared four times but batted only once, making four, while taking seven catches.

What does Omair Bin Yousuf's List A record show?

Through the 2026/27 National Champions Cup, Omair had played 73 List A matches and scored 1,933 runs from 71 innings. He averaged 30.20, struck at 85.00 and had one hundred, 11 fifties and a high score of 153.

The 159 National Champions Cup runs are already part of that aggregate. A separate tournament row helps readers see recent form without adding the same innings twice. Earlier one-day contributions include 60 for Sindh in the 2021/22 Pakistan Cup semi-final and 35 in Pakistan Shaheens' 2023 Emerging Teams Asia Cup final victory, each useful match context within the larger record.

How did Omair Bin Yousuf perform in the 2026 National Champions Cup?

Omair scored 159 runs from four innings for Pakistan Greens, averaging 39.75 with a strike rate of 79.50. His sequence was eight against Pakistan Whites, 74 against Pakistan Gold, 33 against Pakistan Blues and 44 in the final against Gold.

The 74 contained nine fours and one six. In the final he made 44 from 51 balls with two fours and two sixes, but Pakistan Greens were dismissed for 239 while chasing 341 and lost by 101 runs. The tournament ended with one fifty rather than a hundred, yet he passed 30 in three consecutive innings and finished behind only Fakhar Zaman and Saad Baig among Greens' run-scorers.

Did Omair Bin Yousuf bowl in the National Champions Cup?

Omair bowled six balls, conceded ten runs and took one wicket in the tournament. He also completed two catches across Pakistan Greens' four matches.

Those figures do not turn him into a regular all-rounder. One over is a tactical episode, while his 200 balls faced and 159 runs describe the job he performed throughout the event. Future role labels should respond to sustained use rather than a single short spell.

Which teams has Omair Bin Yousuf represented?

Omair has represented Pakistan, Pakistan Under-19s, Pakistan Emerging Team, Pakistan Shaheens, Sindh, Karachi Blues, Karachi Whites, SNGPL, Quetta Gladiators, Karachi Kings and Pakistan Greens. Some databases use older regional or sponsor-based team names for the same stages of his career.

A team listing confirms membership, while a scorecard confirms an appearance. That distinction prevents a reserve place from becoming a false match and keeps the same player from receiving duplicate pages when he changes teams. His 2026 Pakistan Greens appearances therefore extend the existing career rather than creating a second Omair Yousuf identity.

What are Omair Bin Yousuf's biggest achievements?

Omair's major batting landmarks include 135 on first-class debut, 174 during his 2019/20 rise, an unbeaten 250 for Pakistan Shaheens and 13 first-class hundreds through 2025/26. He also reached senior international cricket and became Pakistan men's 106th T20I player.

He contributed 66 in the 2019 Emerging Teams Asia Cup semi-final against India and later played in Pakistan Shaheens' 2023 title win. The 2026 National Champions Cup added 159 runs and a final appearance for Pakistan Greens, although Gold won the title. These achievements cover individual scores, representative selection and team campaigns without pretending each carries the same level or weight.

What is known about Omair Bin Yousuf's net worth and personal life?

No audited or similarly dependable public record establishes Omair's net worth, complete career earnings or current take-home salary. PCB placed him in Domestic Category 1 for 2025/26, but a contract category does not disclose taxes, bonuses, match fees or total assets.

Reliable cricket sources also do not provide enough evidence to name a spouse or girlfriend or to publish a detailed family biography. His public admiration for Mohammad Yousuf describes a cricket influence, not a family relationship. Keeping private-life rumours out leaves more room for the domestic performances that can be checked against scorecards.

Omair Bin Yousuf records

Omair Bin Yousuf career statistics and records

Batting, bowling and fielding figures are kept separate by competition and format.

Pakistan T20I career through March 20257matches

Batting

Innings: 7
Runs: 91
High score: 24
Average: 18.20
Strike rate: 109.63
Not outs: 2
100s / 50s: 0/0

Bowling & fielding

Innings: Did not bowl
Wickets: 0
Best bowling: Not applicable
Average: Not applicable
Economy: Not applicable
Strike rate: Not applicable
Balls: 0
Catches / stumpings: 3
5w / 10w: 0/0

First-class career through 2025/2672matches

Batting

Innings: 128
Runs: 4,482
High score: 250*
Average: 37.98
Strike rate: 51.52
Not outs: 10
100s / 50s: 13/16

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 8
Wickets: 2
Best bowling: 1/10
Average: 28.00
Economy: 2.24
Strike rate: 75.00
Balls: 150
Catches / stumpings: Dated aggregate unavailable
5w / 10w: 0/0

List A career through 18 August 202673matches

Batting

Innings: 71
Runs: 1,933
High score: 153
Average: 30.20
Strike rate: 85.00
Not outs: 7
100s / 50s: 1/11

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 3
Wickets: 1
Best bowling: 1/9
Average: 27.00
Economy: 8.10
Strike rate: 20.00
Balls: 20
Catches / stumpings: Dated aggregate unavailable
5w / 10w: 0/0

T20 career through 2025/2646matches

Batting

Innings: 41
Runs: 1,043
High score: 78*
Average: 30.67
Strike rate: 129.08
Not outs: 7
100s / 50s: 0/6

Bowling & fielding

Innings: Did not bowl
Wickets: 0
Best bowling: Not applicable
Average: Not applicable
Economy: Not applicable
Strike rate: Not applicable
Balls: 0
Catches / stumpings: Dated aggregate unavailable
5w / 10w: 0/0

Hanif Mohammad Trophy 2025/26 (non-first-class)5matches

Batting

Innings: 7
Runs: 302
High score: 100
Average: 50.33
Strike rate: Dated aggregate unavailable
Not outs: 1
100s / 50s: 1/2

Bowling & fielding

Innings: Did not bowl
Wickets: 0
Best bowling: Not applicable
Average: Not applicable
Economy: Not applicable
Strike rate: Not applicable
Balls: 0
Catches / stumpings: 5
5w / 10w: 0/0

National Champions Cup 2026/274matches

Batting

Innings: 4
Runs: 159
High score: 74
Average: 39.75
Strike rate: 79.50
Not outs: 0
100s / 50s: 0/1

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 1
Wickets: 1
Best bowling: 1/10
Average: 10.00
Economy: 10.00
Strike rate: 6.00
Balls: 6
Catches / stumpings: 2
5w / 10w: 0/0

Career chronology

Debut and last listed match

First-class

Debut

135 for Karachi Whites against ZTBL in September 2018

Last listed match

72-match record through the 2025/26 season

Pakistan T20I

Debut

Against Hong Kong at the Asian Games on 3 October 2023

Last listed match

Against New Zealand in Wellington on 26 March 2025

Pakistan Shaheens

Debut

Representative pathway after Emerging Teams selection

Last listed match

England one-day tour in 2026

Pakistan Greens

Debut

National Champions Cup on 11 August 2026

Last listed match

Final against Pakistan Gold on 18 August 2026

Career achievements

Career achievements and milestones

Scored 135 from 205 balls on first-class debut.
Made 174 during the 2019/20 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.
Hit 250 not out for Pakistan Shaheens against Zimbabwe A in 2023.
Reached 13 first-class hundreds and 4,482 runs through 2025/26.
Made his Pakistan T20I debut at the 2023 Asian Games.
Scored an unbeaten 78 in the 2023/24 National T20 Cup.
Made 137 in a 262-run Quaid-e-Azam Trophy partnership with Saad Baig.
Scored 159 runs and took one wicket in the 2026/27 National Champions Cup.

Reader questions

Omair Bin Yousuf FAQ

How old is Omair Bin Yousuf?

Omair Bin Yousuf was 27 on 3 September 2026. He was born on 27 December 1998.

Where was Omair Bin Yousuf born?

He was born in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan.

What is Omair Bin Yousuf's highest first-class score?

His highest first-class score is 250 not out for Pakistan Shaheens against Zimbabwe A in 2023.

How many first-class runs has Omair Bin Yousuf scored?

Through 2025/26, he had 4,482 runs from 72 matches at 37.98, with 13 hundreds and 16 fifties.

How many T20Is has Omair Bin Yousuf played?

He played seven T20Is for Pakistan between October 2023 and March 2025, scoring 91 runs.

How many runs did Omair Bin Yousuf score in the 2026 National Champions Cup?

He scored 159 runs from four innings at 39.75 for Pakistan Greens, with a high score of 74.

Did Omair Bin Yousuf bowl in the National Champions Cup?

Yes. He bowled one over, conceded ten runs and took one wicket. He also completed two catches.

Did Pakistan Greens win the National Champions Cup final?

No. Pakistan Greens lost the final to Pakistan Gold by 101 runs. Omair scored 44 from 51 balls.

What is Omair Bin Yousuf's net worth?

No audited or similarly dependable public record establishes his current net worth or complete career earnings.

Is Omair Bin Yousuf related to Mohammad Yousuf?

No dependable source establishes a family relationship. Omair has publicly identified Mohammad Yousuf as a batting role model.

Conclusion

Omair Bin Yousuf's 4,482 first-class runs and 13 hundreds give the clearest measure of his career. The 135 on debut and 250 not out supplied the peaks, while 72 matches show a body of work far larger than his seven T20Is.

His 2026 National Champions Cup added a useful one-day return: 159 runs, one wicket and two catches before Pakistan Greens lost the final. Further Pakistan selection will depend on current form and team needs, but his record already belongs to a proven domestic top-order batter rather than a player defined by one short international stint.