Adil Rashid, born on December 17, 1988, in Bradford, West Yorkshire, is England’s premier leg-spin bowler and a valuable lower-order batsman. Wearing jersey number 24, Rashid has revolutionized England’s limited-overs bowling attack with his variations, control, and ability to take wickets at crucial moments. Rashid made his international debut in 2009 and soon became a key figure in white-ball formats, especially ODIs and T20s. His leg-spin and googly variations have troubled batsmen worldwide, helping England clinch tight matches, including the 2019 World Cup victory. Though he initially faced challenges in Test cricket, Rashid worked on his craft and has been increasingly effective, offering England a rare spin bowling option in English conditions. At the domestic level, Rashid has been a stalwart for Yorkshire, renowned for his economical spells and knack for breakthroughs. His calm demeanor and tactical acumen make him a respected figure in the team. Rashid’s ability to read the game and adapt his bowling to different formats and conditions has earned him accolades. He continues to be a vital part of England’s bowling strategy, especially in limited-overs cricket.