Personal Information

Full Name Moeen Munir Ali
Born June 18, 1987 Birmingham, Warwickshire
Age 37 Years, 6 Months, 12 Days
National Side England
Batting Style Left Handed
Bowling Off break
Sport Cricket

Ranking

Test ODI T20
Batting 106 135 58
Bowling 53 76 100

Man of the Match

Test ODI T20 World Cup CL
6 5 9 1 -

Career Information

Teams Played England, England XI, Matabeleland Tuskers, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Chennai Super Kings, England Under-19, Duronto Rajshahi, England Lions, Comilla Victorians, Islamabad United, Multan Sultans, Cape Town Blitz, Northern Warriors, Team Abu Dhabi, Birmingham Phoenix, Team Morgan, Morrisville Samp Army, Joburg Super Kings, Sharjah Warriors
Career Span

Moeen Munir Ali Overall Stats

Batting & Fielding Performance

M I N/O R HS 100s 50s 4s 6s AVG S/R CT ST Ducks R/O
Test
68 118 8 3094 155* v SL 5 15 375 34 28.12 51.79 40 0 16 3 1
ODI
138 112 15 2355 128 v SCO 3 6 203 78 24.27 98.16 48 0 7 4 2
World Cup
16 16 1 362 128 v SCO 1 0 35 11 24.13 96.27 7 0 0 1 2
T20I
91 74 17 1221 72* v AUS 0 7 88 68 21.42 143.14 22 0 10 3 3
IPL
67 57 6 1162 93 v RR 0 6 95 67 22.78 141.53 22 0 6 4 6
SA20
11 8 2 169 36 v DSG 0 0 11 10 28.16 127.06 1 0 1 0 6
ttwenty_domestic
224 205 19 4772 121* v SUS 2 23 439 228 25.65 139.16 73 0 16 11 6
tten
33 33 5 669 78* v DG 0 2 48 45 23.89 183.79 7 0 4 1 7
ILT20_non_domestic
7 7 0 76 18 v DV 0 0 3 2 10.85 111.76 1 0 0 0 73
ttwenty_non_domestic
7 7 0 76 18 v DV 0 0 3 2 10.85 111.76 1 0 0 0 73

Bowling Performance

I O M R W Best 3s 5s AVG E/R S/R Mtc
Test
119 2101.4 293 7612 204 6/53 v SA 27 5 37.31 3.62 61.81 68 1
ODI
128 998 13 5311 111 4/46 v AUS 12 0 47.84 5.32 53.94 128 2
World Cup
15 123.4 0 679 14 3/42 v NED 2 0 48.50 5.49 53.00 15 2
T20I
71 166.3 1 1384 51 3/24 v WI 1 0 27.13 8.31 19.58 71 3
IPL
52 126.2 0 893 35 4/26 v LSG 3 0 25.51 7.06 21.65 52 6
SA20
10 24.1 0 196 5 2/31 v PR 0 0 39.20 8.11 29.00 10 6
ttwenty_domestic
184 514 1 3842 157 5/34 v NOR 12 1 24.47 7.47 19.64 184 6
tten
6 8 1 102 6 2/4 v TAD 0 0 17.00 12.75 8.00 6 7
ILT20_non_domestic
2 2 0 26 1 1/8 v DV 0 0 26.00 13.00 12.00 2 73
ttwenty_non_domestic
2 2 0 26 1 1/8 v DV 0 0 26.00 13.00 12.00 2 73

Moeen Munir Ali Profile

Born in 1987 in the city of Birmingham, Moeen Ali is fondly known as 'the beard that's feared' in his hometown. He was a teenage prodigy and destined for success due to his extraordinary skill set. Moeen was signed by Warwickshire as a 15-year-old and he didn't waste time in impressing one and all.


Ali also captained England in the 2006 Under-19 World Cup and took his team to the semi-final. Due to limited opportunities at Warwickshire, Moeen switched to the rival county team, Worcestershire. He played a vital role in his side winning the Pro-40 title in 2007 and one of his knocks, a blazing 46-ball century, was much talked about. After working hard in the domestic circuit and showing his all-around abilities, the national selectors finally picked him for the ODI series against West Indies and the World T20 that followed.


It didn't take long for Moeen to break into the English Test team and that was also helped by the untimely retirement of Graeme Swann. His elegance with the bat and ability to bowl useful off-breaks played a big role in his selection. Ali made his Test debut against Sri Lanka at Lord's and in his very second Test, he almost saved the match for his team with a valiant century.


Considered a part-time spinner, Moeen's career graph in Tests jumped to another level when he picked 19 wickets against the touring Indian team and surprised many. Always open to learning, it was later known that Ali benefited from the technical advice of Kumar Dharmasena, who was an umpire in the series. Post that, his Test career went from strength to strength and he established himself as a key member of the England unit. His career in limited-overs cricket also went well side by side where he usually batted in the top order. However, things changed after the 2015 World Cup debacle and the selectors left him out of the ODI team so he could work on his red-ball bowling.


The emergence of Alex Hales and Jason Roy at the top of the order increasingly made it tough for Moeen to get his place back but he never lost hope. Soon, he was picked by the selectors with a new role to bat in the lower order, and his useful bowling worked as a plus point. In the year 2017, against the visiting South African team, Moeen Ali created a record by becoming the first player in Test history to take 25 wickets and score 250-plus runs in a 4-match Test series. Ali was named in the England squad for the 2019 World Cup, and they went on to lift the trophy. In 2020, he captained England for the first time in a T20I against Australia. He became an integral part of England in all three formats. He was part of the England squad for the 2021 World T20, and the following year, England lifted the 2022 World T20 trophy.


Coming to his domestic exploits, particularly in the Indian T20 League, he was picked up by Bengaluru for the 2018 season but was not given a chance straightaway as Bengaluru had some good all-rounders in their ranks but he was given a chance in the 4th game of the season, and he accepted this chance gleefully as he went onto score a match-winning knock of 64. His consistent show, whenever given a chance, prompted Bengaluru to retain him for the 2019 season, where he was once again good and struck 2 fifties for his side. He was not used much in the 2020 season and Bengaluru let go of him for the 2021 auction, where Chennai picked him up for a whopping INR 7 crore. Other than this, he was picked up by Multan for the 2020 Pakistan T20 League. Birmingham Phoenix signed him for the Men's Hundred and made him captain. He was then retained by Chennai for the 2022 and 2023 editions of the Indian T20 League as well.