Fast Bowling Genius: Mohammad Abbas Conquers Tracks

Pakistan's Mohammad Abbas has solidified his position as one of the most precise pacers in the world, boasting the best bowling average for stump-line deliveries in a decade. The 26-year-old left-arm bowler has flattened batsmen with his accuracy, netting 51 wickets at an impressive average of 11.96 in 45 Test innings. The pace giant has secured his name among an elite group that includes Scott Boland, Jasprit Bumrah, Jerome Taylor, and James Pattinson.

Mohammad Abbas's uncanny ability to target the stumps has helped him outpace his contemporaries. He has showcased this prowess on diverse surfaces, surviving England's seaming pitches in addition to the flat tracks at home. The exceptional bowler, known for taking calculated risks, began his cricket journey in 2009, playing for Sialkot. However, Abbas garnered momentum in 2016, becoming the top wicket-taker in the first-class competition with 61 wickets at a low average of 16.78. His talent in the Departmental One Day Cup with 15 wickets gained the consideration of national selectors. Abbas was thus selected for the West Indies tour in 2017 and made his Test debut under captain Misbah-ul-Haq.

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In conclusion, Mohammad Abbas's success not only guarantees his elevation among the highly accomplished pacers but his reliable consistency revolutionizes the sport, giving him a strong collaboration across varied formats. The unbreakable triumph he has achieved stands out amid multiple other successes that push an array of talented cricketers constantly sworn in Pakistan's world cup summits.