Umm-e-Hani is a rising Pakistan women's off-spin bowler who debuted in 2022 and has since taken 16 WODI wickets. She holds a PCB Category D- contract and leads domestic teams to titles.
Umm-e-Hani is an emerging cricketer from Pakistan who bowls right-arm off-spin for the women’s national side. Recognized for her precision, dedication, and consistent match performances, she made her Women’s One Day International bow on debut against Ireland in 2022. Fans and teammates value her sportsmanship, relentless work ethic, and deep commitment to the game. Born on August 12, 1996 in Faisalabad, Pakistan, Umm-e-Hani is a gifted off-break bowler whose disciplined training and talent earned her a place with the national team. From childhood, she nurtured a strong passion for cricket, honing her skills in local tournaments before turning professional in domestic circuits. Her accurate bowling and match awareness quickly brought her regional recognition. As a Muslim athlete, Umm-e-Hani upholds the cultural and religious values of her faith. Details about her caste or ethnicity remain undisclosed; her public identity centers on her contributions to women’s cricket in Pakistan rather than personal background. Coming from a supportive family in Faisalabad, Umm-e-Hani’s parents and relatives encouraged her early interest in cricket. Their unwavering support and motivation have been pivotal throughout her professional journey. She consistently credits her family as the foundation of her achievements and continues to draw strength from their belief in her. No verified details about Umm-e-Hani’s father are available; she keeps her immediate family matters private. No details about her mother have been made public; she has chosen not to reveal her identity. No reliable public information exists regarding any brother in her family. Should any new family details emerge, they will be shared promptly. No public records identify any sister; she has not publicly named her siblings. Umm-e-Hani does not maintain an X (formerly Twitter) presence and is not active on that platform. She does not have a Facebook account, so no connection can be made there. Any future accounts will be reported as soon as they are confirmed. During both international and domestic appearances, she sports jersey number 12. Umm-e-Hani keeps her private life strictly out of the spotlight; no information about current or past relationships has been disclosed. Outside cricket, she has not shared personal details. No public information exists about a boyfriend; she maintains privacy regarding her personal relationships. Any updates on this matter will be provided if they become available. As of 2025, Umm-e-Hani’s net worth has not been made public. She prefers to keep financial aspects private, including PCB central contracts, match fees, domestic salaries, and sponsorship earnings. None of these figures have been revealed. Any future disclosures will be updated accordingly. As of current records, Umm-e-Hani has featured in 14 Women’s One Day Internationals, claiming 16 wickets at an average of 33.68. In 8 Women’s Twenty20 International matches, she has taken 4 wickets with a bowling average of 39.25. In 2025, Umm-e-Hani was awarded a full-time Category D- contract by the Pakistan Cricket Board in recognition of her steady performances. In 2024, she captained her domestic team to a championship victory, creating a milestone in domestic cricket. Her exceptional season earned her the Most Valuable Player award at the domestic level. Umm-e-Hani bowls with a right-arm off-break action and represents Pakistan in international cricket. As of 2026, Umm-e-Hani is 29 years old, having been born on August 12, 1996. She stands at 5 feet 7 inches tall. No verified information is available regarding any boyfriend. What is known about Umm-e-Hani’s net worth and salary? No official figures have been released. Her on-field identity is marked by jersey number 12. Key career highlights include her role as a right-arm off-break bowler for Pakistan and her 2022 Women’s One Day International debut. All visuals are editorial and licensed exclusively through Getty/Source.