Chirag SuriChirag Suri

Chirag Suri

United Arab EmiratesUni
31 yrs|
Batter

About Chirag Suri

Name
Chirag Suri
Gender
Male
Birth
18 Feb 1995
Birth Place
New Delhi, India
Height
5 ft 5 in
Nationality
Emirati
Role
Batter
Bats
right handed
Bowls
right-arm offbreak

A talented batsman in the shortest format of cricket, Chirag Suri is a professional cricketer for UAE who became the first Emirati player to appear in the coveted Indian Premier League (IPL). Born and brought up in Delhi, Chirag moved to UAE at the age of 10 and started playing age-group cricket to gradually progress into the UAE U-19 team.

The 26-year old featured in the U-19 2014 World Cup on home soil and scored a 50 against the gritty Blackcaps side. Chirag shot to prominence when he was roped in by the now-defunct Gujurat Lions prior to the 2017 edition of the cash-rich league. The Delhi-born opener made his ODI debut against West Indies on March 6th, 2018 and scored valuable 38 runs opening the batting for his side. 

Since his debut, Chirag has gone on to become a regular in the Emirati’s limited-overs side particularly impressing in the shortest format of the game. After being named in UAE’s T20 World Cup side, he would be eager to prove his worth in this premier tournament.

(As of September 2021)

Chirag Suri Recent Form

Batting

0 (1)
SHA VS ER
9 (8)
SHA VS EB
0 (1)
SHA VS AJM
18 (16)
SHA VS AD
25 (15)
SHA VS DUB
0 (1)
SHA VS FUJ
17 (10)
SHA VS DUB
29 (16)
SHA VS AD
21 (16)
SHA VS ER
47 (30)
SHA VS FUJ

Bowling

0-1
UAEU VS SLU

Chirag Suri Career Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuck
ODI373794625
115
62.7725.5796130
T20I313181707
88
115.4029.1884180
ABU DHABI7611600
42
190.1629.00690

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaiden
ODI37000.000.00
0
000.000
T20I31000.000.00
0
000.000
ABU DHABI7000.000.00
0
000.000

Career Debut Information

ODI DebutWest Indies vs U.A.E. at Harare - March 06, 2018
T20I DebutU.A.E. vs Australia at Tolerance Oval - October 22, 2018

Teams played for

SharjahUnited Arab EmiratesDubai CapitalsBangla TigersEmirates BluesGujarat LionsUnited Arab Emirates U19