Rahmanullah Gurbaz is Afghanistan's primary wicketkeeper and a right-handed batter. He has accumulated 10,919 runs across ODI cricket, establishing himself as a key figure in the middle order and behind the stumps for his country.
Gurbaz combines keeping duties with regular batting responsibilities, a dual role that places considerable demands on a player's fitness and concentration. His right-handed approach at the crease has made him a consistent contributor to Afghanistan's one-day setup, where he operates as both a specialist and a tactical asset.
The wicketkeeper has built a substantial ODI record through sustained performances across multiple campaigns. His 10,919 runs reflect a player capable of constructing innings and accelerating when required, qualities essential for a keeper-batter in modern limited-overs cricket.
Gurbaz's role extends beyond individual statistics. As Afghanistan's gloveman, he carries responsibility for match management, communication with bowlers, and maintaining standards behind the stumps. His presence in the team reflects Afghanistan's reliance on him as a senior figure in their cricket infrastructure.
