Tipped by Rashid Latif to play at the international level and to have the 'best wicketkeeping technique in Pakistan', Mohammad Salman was on the domestic circuit in Pakistan for over a decade and played over a hundred first-class matches before breaking into the national team. He had a brilliant 10-match span in late 2005, during which he registered 42 first-class dismissals, which resulted in Salman being picked for the Pakistan A side that toured Australia in 2006. Salman tops the wicketkeeping stats charts in domestic Twenty20 playing for Faisalabad Wolves. A stand-out performance in the 2010-2011 Quaid-e-Azam trophy, in which he claimed 30 victims in 11 matches (he also had a decent season with the bat, averaging 35.38 with three tons in 20 innings) resulted in a call-up for Pakistan's tour of West Indies in April 2011.

ESPNcricinfo Staff (April 2011)