Sameer Rizvi is a right-handed batsman and right-arm off-break bowler who represents India. He has accumulated 915 runs in ODI cricket.
A middle-order batsman, Rizvi offers the dual value of a part-time spinner, giving his side flexibility in one-day formats. His off-break bowling provides an additional bowling option in the middle overs, a role increasingly valued in modern limited-overs cricket where teams seek batting depth that can also contribute with the ball.
Rizvi's ODI record reflects a player still establishing himself at international level. His ability to bat in the middle order while offering occasional spin bowling makes him a useful squad player for India's one-day setup. The combination of right-handed batting and off-break bowling is a common template for Indian cricketers, particularly those developed through the domestic system.
His progress in ODI cricket will depend on consistency in both disciplines - maintaining a solid strike rate as a batter whilst proving economical and effective with the ball when called upon.
