Shahid Anwar
Pakistani International cricketer (born 1968)
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Shahid Anwar (born 5 July 1968) is a Pakistani former International cricketer and current coach.
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Playing career
International
Anwar made his one-day debut against England, scoring 37 runs in his only match for the national team.
Domestic
In domestic cricket, he represented Lahore, Bahawalpur, National Bank of Pakistan, Pakistan Automobiles Corporation, and Pakistan National Shipping Corporation during his career and also played on the UK Cricket League Circuit. He captained the National Bank Grade 1 and Lahore Grade 1 teams to national championships and appeared in 216 first-class games as a batting all-rounder, scoring 12,100 runs (at 34.87) with a highest score of 195, as well as appearing in 152 List A matches. His first-class career includes 26 centuries and 63 half centuries. Anwar took 61 wickets in first-class cricket with a career best of 6/2.
Coaching
After retiring from first-class cricket, Shahid proceeded to become one of the most successful cricket coaches in Pakistan. After completing Level I, II and III cricket coaching diplomas from CA (Cricket Australia), he joined Sialkot Stallions as their head coach and propelled them to National T-20 Championship, and the National Bank side to the 2011 One day championship runner-up position. He also coached Pakistan "A" team during its tour of Australia in 2010.
He has also coached the Pakistan under-19 team that beat India, by 191 runs, in the final of the 2025 ACC Under-19 Asia Cup.[1][2]
