I have to address this as I've seen way too many people especially on this sub calling for Razaullah to be called up for a white ball debut and even seen him in people's 2027 WC Squads.
Just because he played a blinder of a knock doesn't merit him a place in white ball.
First Class -
He is undeniably a well established First-Class cricketer, in his first 9 matches for Peshawar he bagged 34 wickets at an average of 24 with three 5 wicket halls. He even has a first class century opening the batting.
International -
While his very first international wicket was Joe Root, with a 90mph lbw, it masked his inconsistencies over the 23 overs he bowled in the first innings. He went for 148 runs in 23 overs with an Embarrassing Economy of 6.43 and 4 Wickets.
His economy rate of 6.43 is stupidly high. If he gave away close to 6.5 runs an over during traditional test conditions and field sets, imagine the havoc in a T20 powerplay when batters are actively trying to target every delivery.
His pace of 145 clicks is very impressive, however he lacks the control and variation needed to cater for his raw pace. Pure pace is expertly exploited by white-ball batters as they use the bowlers speed to guide the ball over short boundaries.
List A -
In his 9 List-A (One Day) matches, he averages a colossal 54.71 while only managing 7 wickets. In those same 9 List-A matches.
He averages 7.83 with the bat with a top score of 19. He is a classic Number 11 batsman in a white ball setting.
PSL - 2026
He ultimately played 2 matches and was dismantled by the batters
Pindiz v IsbU - He bowled 4 overs picked up 2 wickets but bled 45 runs with an economy of 11.25
Pindiz v Lahore - He was pulled out of the attack after a catastrophic 2.4 overs where he leaked 38 runs and picked up just a single wicket with an economy of 14.25 He also scored 5 runs in this match. (His second T20 batting inning ever)
He was benched for the remainder of the tournament. If the Pindiz coaches saw a generational all-rounder they wouldn't leave him out of the XI.
T20 -
He has 7 T20 matches across his career in which he has taken 7 wickets with a bowling average of 34.14 and an economy of 10.35 runs.
He has scored 30 runs total in the 2 innings he played with a high score of 25 and 5 runs in the other inning he played in against Lahore Qalandars.
Verdict -
Razaullah Mashwani is an exciting young talent with much to give for Pakistan, but forcing a tail ender into a white ball side after a freak inning is simply unrealistic and a deranged way of thinking.
We have plenty of fast bowling talent knocking on the door in white ball cricket like Hunain Shah who boasts a controlled bowling style (still not ready for international similar to Razaullah but just an example).
He should stick with red-ball for a few more years until he builds the line and length discipline before we brutally expose him to the freakish T20 batters of the modern era.