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Place of Birth: Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
About Ahmer Saeed
- Ahmer Saeed (born 21 November 1978) is a Pakistani cricketer.
- A former captain of the Pakistan U-19 cricket team, Saeed went on to play first-class cricket for Karachi from 1997 until 2005.
- A right-hand bat and occasional right-arm off break bowler, Saeed amassed 1,579 runs at 26.76 in the four day game, with three centuries, and 385 one day runs at 32.08 with a single century.
- His occasional bowling snared 15 first-class wickets at 49.53, and 11 one day wickets at a more successful 27.63.Saeed came to first-class cricket from a career in the Pakistani Youth Test team between 1995 and 1997, where he played 11 matches and returned 602 runs at 33.44 and seven wickets at 61.85.
- He also played 12 Youth One Day International games, scoring 371 runs at 30.91 and taking 12 wickets at a contrasting 19.00.
- He earned a Player of the Match award on 8 January 1997, during a Youth ODI against England where he scored 63 and took one wicket.Saeed made a brief foray into Twenty20 cricket with two consecutive matches in April 2005, however made only nine runs and went for 12 in his only over with the ball.
- Having left the one day game over the winter of 2004/05, he played his final match on 27 November 2005, departing from the game with four runs and 10 wicketless overs.
- He went on to play a handful of matches for various club teams, and for the Karachi Port Trust, whom he captained for a time.
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