Baqa Jilani Age, Height, Weight, Bio & Family

Baqa Jilani was a right-arm medium-pace bowler and a lower order batsman who represented the Indian national cricket team in one Test. He toured England in 1936 and played in the third Test at Oval scoring 4 not out and 12 and remained wicketless. However, he made 113 at Leicester in a three day match and picked up 11 wickets in all the three-day matches combined. He was the first bowler to get a hat-trick in the Ranji trophy finishing with figures of 5 for 7 off 25 balls for Northern India against Southern Punjab in the first edition of the national competition in 1934-35.

Baqa Jilani Age, Height, Weight, Bio & Family
Biography
Born Name	Mohammad Baqa Khan Jilani
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Occupation	Indian cricketer
Personal Life
Date of Birth	20 July 1911
Died	2 July 1941
Place of Birth	Jalandhar, Punjab, India
Nationality	Indian
Ethnicity	Indian
Zodiac Sign	Cancer
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Career Highlights
International Debut	Test – 15 August 1936 vs England at the Oval, London
Domestic/State Team	Northern India, Muslims
Stats	No. of Test played – 1 Runs scored: 16; Highest score: 12 Wickets: Nil
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