Talkin’ about women’s cricket
Born on March 30th 1989 in Abbottabad, Naila Nazir played just three ODIs and one T20 International for Pakistan.
The leg-break bowler played in the 2009 ODI World Cup in Australia and picked up her best match figures when she took 2-48 against New Zealand in the Super Sixes leg of the tournament.
Naila then had a six year absence from international cricket and returned in 2015 for her one and only T20I match against Sri Lanka in Dubai where she bowled three overs.
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