Yuvraj Samra – Player Overview
Yuvraj Samra is a young and dynamic left-handed batsman representing Canada in international cricket. Born on September 29, 2006, the 19-year-old batter has already made a strong impact in T20 Internationals with his aggressive stroke play and impressive strike rate.
- Full Name: Yuvraj Samra
- Date of Birth: September 29, 2006
- Age: 19 Years
- Nationality: Canada
- Role: Batsman
- Batting Style: Left-Handed Bat
- Team: Canada
Yuvraj Samra Batting Career Summary
ODI Career Stats
- Matches: 7
- Innings: 7
- Runs: 172
- Highest Score: 53
- Average: 24.57
- Strike Rate: 67.19
- 50s: 1
- 100s: 0
T20I Career Stats
- Matches: 19
- Innings: 18
- Runs: 536
- Highest Score: 77
- Average: 38.29
- Strike Rate: 160.96
- 50s: 4
- 100s: 0
- Fours: 49
- Sixes: 32
Yuvraj Samra has established himself as a reliable middle-order batter in T20 cricket with an outstanding strike rate above 160.
Recent Match Performances
- 5 (5) vs UAE – T20I – 13 Feb 2026
- 12 (8) vs South Africa – T20I – 09 Feb 2026
- 30 (38) vs Namibia – ODI – 27 Aug 2025
- 45 (23) vs Bermuda – T20I – 22 Jun 2025
His quick 45 off 23 balls against Bermuda showcased his aggressive batting style in the shortest format.
Bowling Stats (T20I)
Although primarily a batsman, Samra has contributed with the ball:
- Matches Bowled: 1
- Wickets: 2
- Best Bowling: 2/13
- Economy: 6.50
His 2/13 spell demonstrates his ability to provide a useful bowling option when needed
Career Timeline
T20I Debut:
vs Namibia – 19 March 2025
ODI Debut:
vs Netherlands – 05 March 2025
Last T20I:
vs UAE – 13 February 2026
Last ODI:
vs Scotland – 31 August 2025
Strengths of Yuvraj Samra
- Aggressive left-handed batting
- High T20 strike rate
- Strong six-hitting ability
- Consistent middle-order performer
- Handy part-time bowling option
Why Yuvraj Samra is Important for Canada
At just 19 years old, Yuvraj Samra is one of the most promising young cricketers in Canadian cricket. His T20 numbers highlight his potential to become a key player for Canada in upcoming international tournaments.
With continued development and international exposure, he could become one of Canada’s leading batters in white-ball cricket.
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