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    India vs Pakistan Test Series 1960-61

    India vs Pakistan Test Series 1960-61

    Nazar Muhammad was perhaps, the most outstanding opening batsman among those who served Pakistan in the country’s early days in Test cricket.

    Nazar Muhammad – Pakistan First Test Centurion

    Aamer Malik was one-time Pakistan opening batsman, useful right-arm fast-medium bowler, and valuable emergency wicketkeeper.

    Aamer Malik – A Batsman, Bowler and Wicket Keeper

    Aamer Nazir was the odd man out in the 14-member Pakistan cricket party that toured the West Indies during the period from March to May in the year 1993.

    Aamer Nazir – Came Like a Bolt From the Blue –...

    aleem Yousaf was one of bravest and gutsiest cricketers to have played for country, carrying on dauntless even after suffering one injury after another.

    Saleem Yousaf – The Bravest Pakistani Wicket Keeper

    Sheikh Fazal-ur-Rehman was a right-arm leg-break bowler who played a solitary Test match for Pakistan, on the 1957-58 tour of the West Indies?

    Sheikh Fazal-ur-Rehman – Solitary Test Player of 1950’s

    Rashid Latif's new-look side succeeded in four nations Cherry Blossoms Sharjah Cup 2003 capturing the hearts and minds of the Pakistani people

    Blast From Past – New Look Pakistan Won the Sharjah Cup...

    Anil Dalpat, only one of two Hindu who represents Pakistan His cousin Danish Kaneria, was the second Hindu captured more than 250 wickets in Test cricket.

    Anil Dalpat – First Hindu Who Represented Pakistan in 1980’s

    Agha Saadat Ali was born on 21 June 1929 in Lahore Punjab. He played one Test for Pakistan against New Zealand in 1955-56 scored 8 not out at Dhaka.

    Agha Saadat Ali – Right Handed Batsman

    Pakistan vs England at The Oval

    Pakistan vs England at The Oval, 1974

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    Waqar Younis – The Master of Reverse Swing Bowling

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    Like so many high-class batsmen, Alvin Kallicharran picks the ball up extremely early. He excels in the hook, the pull, and the cut shots, while his driving on either side of the wicket is clear and certain.

    Alvin Kallicharran – A Gem of a Batsman

    World Cup Final 1995 Roy Fredericks hooks Lillee for 6 but slips and falls on his stumps (Doug Walters follows the ball) 60955-7A (Photo by Patrick Eagar/Patrick Eagar via Getty Images)

    Roy Fredericks – Guyana Tough And Champion Batsman

    Stayers, King, Watson and Gilchrist—who have been engaged as coaches by the Board of Control for Cricket in India.

    Four West Indians Pace Bowlers in India 1963

    Jayasuriya hit a masterful 99 to set up Sri Lanka's 121-run victory over India in the day-night final of the Coca-Cola Cup triangular one-day cricket series at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on August 5, 2001.

    Sri Lanka Triumph Coca-Cola Cup Triangular Series 2001

    Curtly Ambrose 6 for 52 vs England at Leeds in June 1991

    Forgotten Spell – Curtly Ambrose 6 for 52 vs England at...

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