| Naseem Shah is a Pakistani cricketer known for his bowling skills. |
| He hails from Mayar Jandool in Lower Dir, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. |
| Naseem developed a passion for cricket early in life and aimed to represent Pakistan internationally. |
| Despite opposition from his father, he pursued cricket from a young age. |
| Starting with tape-ball cricket in his village, Naseem showed promise. |
| He received formal training at the Abdul Qadir cricket academy in Lahore. |
| At 13, he played for Lahore Under-16, then quickly moved up to Pakistan’s Under-16 team. |
| His domestic debut was with Zarai Taraqiati Bank Limited in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy. |
| He continued to impress in List A cricket with the same team. |
| Naseem later played for Central Punjab in various competitions. |
| His international Test debut came for Pakistan against Australia. |
| He also played for St Kitts and Nevis Patriots in the Caribbean Premier League. |
| Gloucestershire County Cricket Club picked him up as a replacement player in 2022. |
| Naseem represented Welsh Fire in The Hundred tournament. |
| His Test debut saw him dismissing David Warner and achieving a noteworthy bowling speed. |
| Naseem was withdrawn from the U19 World Cup squad due to his strong Test performances. |
| He claimed a hat-trick in a Test match against Bangladesh, making history. |
| PCB recognized his talent by including him in the central contract list. |
| He continued to feature in Pakistan's squads for international tours. |
| Naseem's bowling prowess shone in various matches, including during the 2022 Asia Cup. |
| He showcased his cricketing skills in the T20 World Cup for Pakistan. |
| His commitment to fitness and cricket is evident in his routines and dedication. |
| Naseem stays grounded despite media attention and viral videos. |
| He generously auctioned his bat to raise funds for flood victims in Pakistan. |
| Recently, he was appointed as the Goodwill Ambassador of Balochistan Police. |
| Naseem faced a fine in the Pakistan Super League for misconduct during a match. |
