Attah Urrahim

Attah Urrahim's journey through the world of cricket is a tale of determination, talent, and an unyielding passion for the sport. Born on 15th January 1997, Attah learned the nuances of cricket on the dusty fields of his hometown. From a young age, his love for the game was unmistakable, often sneaking out to play cricket with friends, well past the hours his parents allowed.

His rise from the humble backyards to the grand stadiums is inspiring. During his teenage years, Attah's potential was apparent as his batting prowess swiftly made him the spearhead of his school's cricket team. His mentor, a former district player equally pivotal, was instrumental in shaping his left-hand batting style, focusing on precision and timing.

Attah's professional debut was nothing short of spectacular. It was during a domestic championship match in his country where he truly announced his arrival. Despite the pressure, he scored an impressive 120 runs in a nail-biting run chase. This performance not only placed him on the selectors' radar but also solidified his reputation as a clutch player.

Over the years, Attah's cricketing achievements have been remarkable. His agile left-handed batting and versatile bowling skills have seen him become a linchpin in his team. With over 5,000 runs in domestic competitions, including a record-breaking series where he notched four centuries in five matches, his contributions have led his side to numerous victories. One of his most notable achievements was guiding his team to an unforeseen win in the National League, clinching the championship in a tense final that left fans on the edge of their seats.

Throughout his career, Attah has been part of some epic rivalries, particularly against teams with fiercely competitive fast-bowlers. These encounters often brought out the best in him, showcasing his ability to adapt to the situation with remarkable calmness and strength.

Attah is praised for his naturally elegant stroke play, making even the most complex shots seem effortless. His ability to swing the ball both ways has frequently turned matches in his team’s favour. He's remembered not only for his on-field exploits but also for his humble nature and gentlemanly presence, making him a beloved figure in the cricketing fraternity.

In defining moments of his career, it’s these qualities that have marked him as not merely a player of great skill, but as an essential ambassador for the spirit of cricket.

Batting Stats

Bowling Stats