Munir Dar
- January 6, 2024
- Cricketer
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Munir Dar Biography
| Name | Munir Dar |
| Birthday | Apr 12 |
| Birth Year | 1974 |
| Place Of Birth | Gujrat |
| Home Town | Punjab |
| Birth Country | Pakistan |
| Birth Sign | Aries |
Munir Dar is one of the most popular and richest Cricketer who was born on April 12, 1974 in Gujrat, Punjab, Pakistan. Munir Ahmed Dar, also known as Moner Ahmed, is a Pakistani cricketer who represented Hong Kong’s national team internationally. During the 2014 ICC World Twenty20, he scored 36 runs from 27 balls to help Hong Kong defeat Bangladesh (a Test- playing country).
Dar was a member of Old DOHS Sports Club during the 2007-08 Dhaka Premier League.
Dar returned to form during the 2009 ICC World Cricket League Division Three. In the second game, against division powerhouse Afghanistan, he bowled a wicketless but economical spell of 32 runs conceded from his 10 overs before nearly rescuing Hong Kong’s batting from a perilous 90 for eight with a quickfire 49 off 38 balls though they both fell short. In the fourth game, against Uganda, the spinner took 4 for 30 as he caused a middle-order collapse that put Hong Kong in command. As a batsman, he was powerless to stop a narrow single run defeat which sent their opponents to the World Cup Qualifier instead of them.
Despite playing internationally for Hong Kong, Dar does not have a Hong Kong SAR passport and maintains his Pakistani citizenship. This caused a problem prior to the 2011 ICC World Cricket League Division Two played in Dubai as it meant he had to travel 4,800 kilometres to Karachi to obtain a new electronic passport (along with five other players).
After qualifying through residency, he was selected to play for the Hong Kong cricket team. He started with the 2005 Hong Kong Cricket Sixes.
Munir Dar Net Worth
| Net Worth | $5 Million |
| Source Of Income | Cricketer |
| House | Living in own house. |
Munir Dar is one of the richest Cricketer from Pakistan. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Munir Dar 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
Dar did not appear again in the 1999 Tissot Cup, but he played two List A matches against Gujranwala.
In 2000, he moved to Hong Kong to visit his brother. He began playing in the amateur leagues.
Dar made his ODI debut for Hong Kong during the 2008 Asia Cup, coincidentally played in Pakistan. Though Hong Kong struggled with its form pre-tournament – losing most of its practice matches such as a 187 run defeat to WAPDA – he seemed more confident, posting 3 for 35 in 10 bowling overs and making 18 runs (off seven balls) during that game. However, Dar would have less impact during the tournament proper. Against his home nation Pakistan, he had no wickets in 8 overs bowled (for 34 runs conceded) and scored 14 runs in a 155 run defeat. He then went for 55 runs in 10 bowled overs and posted 4 runs in a 256 run thrashing by India.
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On a negative note, during the same 2013 Qualifier, Dar was twice reported for chucking (illegal bowling action). Though he was cleared the first time by the Hong Kong Cricket Association, the second report meant he would have to undergo further scrutiny, this time by the ICC. Their experts concluded that all of the bowler’s deliveries (stock delivery, quicker one and arm ball) exceeded the 15 degrees elbow extension tolerated. He was then banned from bowling for a year starting from January 2014.
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Despite his bowling ban, Dar was selected for the 2014 World Twenty20 as a specialist batsman. Having been left out of the first group game (a dismal defeat to Nepal), Dar returned for the second against Afghanistan. He failed in his Twenty20 International debut, posting only 3 runs, with Hong Kong doing no better as they slumped to another defeat that eliminated them from tournament contention.