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			{{short description\|Pakistani cricketer}}
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			{{other people\|\|Haroon Rashid (disambiguation){{!}}Haroon Rashid}}
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			{{for\|another Pakistani cricketer\|Haroon Rasheed (cricketer, born 1962)}}
	nationality = Pakistani \|
			{{Use dmy dates\|date=December 2014}}
	country = Pakistan \|
			{{BLP sources\|date=June 2022}}
	country abbrev = PAK \|
			{{Infobox cricketer
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			\| name = Haroon Rasheed
	picture = Cricket_no_pic.png \|
			\| image = Rene Schoonheim and Haroon Rashid 1978.jpg
	batting style = Right-hand bat \|
			\| caption = Haroon Rashid (right) in 1978
	bowling style = Right-arm medium \|
			\| birth_date={{birth-date and age\|25 March 1953}}
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			\| birth_place= ], Pakistan
	tests = 23 \|
			\| country = Pakistan
	test runs = 1217 \|
			\| batting = Right-handed
	test bat avg = 34.77 \|
			\| bowling = Right-arm medium
	test 100s/50s = 3/5 \|
			\| family = {{ubl\|] (brother)\|] (brother)\|] (brother)\|] (brother)\|] (brother)\|] (brother)}}
	test top score = 153 \|
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	test overs = 8 \|
			\| testdebutdate = 14 January
	test wickets = - \|
			\| testdebutyear = 1977
	test bowl avg = - \|
			\| testdebutagainst = Australia
	test 5s = - \|
			\| testcap = 77
	test 10s = - \|
			\| lasttestdate = 14 January
	test best bowling = - \|
			\| lasttestyear = 1983
	test catches/stumpings = 16/- \|
			\| lasttestagainst = India
	ODIs = 12 \|
			\| odidebutdate = 30 December
	ODI runs = 166 \|
			\| odidebutyear = 1977
	ODI bat avg = 20.75 \|
			\| odidebutagainst = England
	ODI 100s/50s = -/1 \|
			\| odicap = 23
	ODI top score = 63* \|
			\| lastodidate = 08 October
	ODI overs = - \|
			\| lastodiyear = 1982
	ODI wickets = - \|
			\| lastodiagainst = Australia
	ODI bowl avg = - \|
	ODI 5s = - \|
	ODI 10s = - \|
	ODI best bowling = - \|
	ODI catches/stumpings = 3/- \|
	date = 4 February \|
	year = 2006 \|
	source = http://content-aus.cricinfo.com/ci/content/player/40375.html}}

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			'''Haroon Rasheed Dar''' (born 25 March 1953) is a Pakistani cricket coach and former ]er who played in 23 ] and 12 ] from 1977 to 1983.
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			==Early life and education==
			Haroon Rasheed Dar was born on 25 March 1953 in ] to Kashmiri parents.<ref>{{cite web \| url=https://freepresskashmir.news/2020/09/11/kashmiris-who-made-it-to-international-cricket/ \| title=Kashmiris who made it to International Cricket \| Free Press Kashmir \| date=11 September 2020 }}</ref> As a child he attended the ] (CMS) in Karachi.<ref name=SharifDawnRest>Sharif, Azizullah. "" (). '']''. 20 February 2010. Retrieved on 26 May 2014.</ref>

			==Career==
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			Product of the Muslim Gymkhana in Karachi, he was picked up for the squad but in 1978 he was exposed of the moving ball. But Rasheed showed grit in the Jamaica Test of 1976–77 where most of the top order feared the mighty West Indian attack.

			==Coaching role==

			In 1984, Haroon quit first-class cricket and joined United Bank. In 1988 he coached United Bank U19s, went on to be national U19s selector and coach and selected ] who lived near him. Later he was asked to send replacements for the injury hit Pakistan side in Kenya where Afridi was sent & he made historical 102(37).<ref>Chaudhry, Ijaz (1 November 2013) . espncricinfo.com</ref>

			==Incidents==
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			Harood Rasheed escaped a hit and run attack for not selecting a player advised on a phone in 1995.

			Harood was pulled out of the car near a Karachi Shopping Centre by youngsters for his slow batting in the 1979 Semi Final.

			== References ==
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			{{Pakistan Squad 1979 Cricket World Cup}}
			{{Pakistan national cricket team coaches}}

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Latest revision as of 02:22, 14 December 2024

Pakistani cricketer For other people with the same name, see Haroon Rashid. For another Pakistani cricketer, see Haroon Rasheed (cricketer, born 1962).

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Haroon Rasheed

Haroon Rashid (right) in 1978

Personal information

Born

25 March 1953 (1953-03-25) (age 71)
Karachi, Pakistan

Batting

Right-handed

Bowling

Right-arm medium

Relations

Ahmed Rasheed (brother)
Farooq Rasheed (brother)
Mahmood Rasheed (brother)
Tahir Rasheed (brother)
Umar Rasheed (brother)
Mohtashim Rasheed (brother)

International information

National side

Pakistan

Test debut (cap 77)

14 January 1977 v Australia

Last Test

14 January 1983 v India

ODI debut (cap 23)

30 December 1977 v England

Last ODI

08 October 1982 v Australia

Career statistics

Competition	Test	ODI
Matches	23	12
Runs scored	1217	166
Batting average	34.77	20.75
100s/50s	3/5	0/1
Top score	153	63*
Balls bowled	8	–
Wickets	0	–
Bowling average	–	–
5 wickets in innings	–	–
10 wickets in match	–	–
Best bowling	–	–
Catches/stumpings	16/–	3/–

Source: CricInfo, 4 February 2006

Haroon Rasheed Dar (born 25 March 1953) is a Pakistani cricket coach and former cricketer who played in 23 Test matches and 12 One Day International from 1977 to 1983.

Early life and education

Haroon Rasheed Dar was born on 25 March 1953 in Karachi to Kashmiri parents. As a child he attended the Church Mission School (CMS) in Karachi.

Career

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Product of the Muslim Gymkhana in Karachi, he was picked up for the squad but in 1978 he was exposed of the moving ball. But Rasheed showed grit in the Jamaica Test of 1976–77 where most of the top order feared the mighty West Indian attack.

Coaching role

In 1984, Haroon quit first-class cricket and joined United Bank. In 1988 he coached United Bank U19s, went on to be national U19s selector and coach and selected Shahid Afridi who lived near him. Later he was asked to send replacements for the injury hit Pakistan side in Kenya where Afridi was sent & he made historical 102(37).

Incidents

Harood Rasheed escaped a hit and run attack for not selecting a player advised on a phone in 1995.

Harood was pulled out of the car near a Karachi Shopping Centre by youngsters for his slow batting in the 1979 Semi Final.

References

"Kashmiris who made it to International Cricket | Free Press Kashmir". 11 September 2020.
Sharif, Azizullah. "KARACHI: Restoration of Church Mission School ordered" (). Dawn. 20 February 2010. Retrieved on 26 May 2014.
Chaudhry, Ijaz (1 November 2013) I can take credit for the discovery of Afridi. espncricinfo.com

v t e Pakistan squad – 1979 Cricket World Cup semi-finalists
1 Asif Iqbal (c) 2 Haroon Rashid 3 Imran Khan 4 Javed Miandad 5 Majid Khan 6 Mudassar Nazar 7 Sadiq Mohammad 8 Sarfraz Nawaz 9 Sikander Bakht 10 Wasim Bari (wk) 11 Wasim Raja 12 Zaheer Abbas

v t e Pakistan national cricket team – coaches
Directors	Arthur (2023) Hafeez (2023-2024)
Head coaches	Intikhab (1995) Mushtaq Mohammad (1996) Haroon Rasheed (1996–1998) Miandad (1998–1999) Wasim Raja (1999) Pybus (1999) Intikhab (1999–2000) Miandad (2000–2001) Pybus (2001) Mudassar Nazar (2001–2002) Pybus (2002–2003) Miandad (2003–2004) Woolmer (2004–2007) Lawson (2007–2008) Intikhab (2008–2010) Waqar (2010–2011) Mohsin Khan (2011–2012) Whatmore (2012–2014) Moin (2014) Waqar (2014–2016) Arthur (2016–2019) Misbah (2019–2021) Saqlain (2021–2023) Abdul Rehman (2023) Bradburn (2023) Hafeez (2023–2024) Mahmood (2024) Split roles: 2024 Gillespie (Test) Kirsten (limited-overs) Gillespie (2024) Split roles: 2024 Gillespie (Test) Javed (limited-overs) Javed (2024-present)
Batting coaches	Flower (2014–2016) Yousuf (2023) Puttick (2023) Hollioake (2023)
Bowling coaches	Waqar Younis (2006–2007) Waqar Younis (2009–2010) Mohammad Akram (2012–2014) Mushtaq Ahmed (2014–2016) Azhar Mahmood (2016–2018) Waqar Younis (2019–2021) Abdul Razzaq (2021) Gul (2022) Tait (2022–2023) Morkel (2023) Split roles: 2023 Saeed Ajmal (spin) Umar Gul (fast bowling) Saeed Ajmal (2024)
Fielding coaches	Rixon (2016–2018) Bradburn (2018–2021) Aftab Khan (2023) Abdul Majeed (2023–2024) Helmot (2024) Muhammad Masroor (2024–present)
Italics indicate interim coaches

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