Hazratullah Zazai is Afghanistan’s batting dynamite—fearless, free-spirited, and capable of turning any game on its head with brute force. Born on March 23, 1998, in Paktia Province, Zazai embodies the modern Afghan cricketer: bold in approach and driven by self-belief. He shot into the spotlight as a teenager with his six-hitting ability and soon became a fan favorite for his aggressive, no-holds-barred style. Zazai made his T20I debut in 2016, but it wasn’t until 2018 that he truly announced himself to the world. That year, he slammed six sixes in an over in a domestic T20 match in the Afghanistan Premier League—an ultra-rare feat that immediately thrust him into global headlines. But his most iconic innings came in 2019, when he blasted an unbeaten 162 off just 62 balls against Ireland in Dehradun—the second-highest individual score in T20I history at the time. That knock included a jaw-dropping 16 sixes, showcasing the full might of his power game. Zazai’s style is aggressive from ball one. He’s never intimidated by reputations or conditions, and thrives when given the license to attack. This makes him a dangerous T20 asset, and he’s represented various global franchises, including in the PSL, LPL, and Bangladesh Premier League. Despite his incredible starts, Zazai’s journey hasn’t been all fireworks. He’s had to work on temperament, shot selection, and fitness to stay in the national mix. His performances in ODIs have been more measured, but still impactful—often setting the tone in powerplays. Off the field, Zazai is shy, humble, and deeply committed to improving his craft. He idolizes Chris Gayle, and much like the Universe Boss, believes in clearing boundaries more than nudging singles. Yet, he's also aware of the expectations and responsibility of playing for a rising cricket nation. Hazratullah Zazai is not just a big-hitter—he’s a symbol of Afghanistan’s explosive potential in global cricket. When he's on song, stadiums erupt, bowlers worry, and fans dare to dream big.