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    Zahid Fazal – Forgotten Member of 1992 Winning Team

    Wasim Raja never really came off during his three trips to England, but we saw enough to know he was a batsman with great panache

    Wasim Raja – Glorious Left-handed Stroke Maker

    The instinct is occasionally there — joyful and boyish — but for the most part, it's kept in its place

    Zaheer Abbas – Joyful and Boyish

    Pakistan Beat India in Test Series 1987 after Bangalore Test Match

    Beating India – A Dream Come True of Pakistan Cricket

    Aaqib Javed made his first-class debut for Lahore in 1985 at the age of only 12, 76 days. In under-19 competitions, he was a star bowler.

    Aaqib Javed – Formidable Support Bowler of 1990’s

    Mohsin Kamal

    Mohsin Kamal – Right Handed Medium Fast Bowler

    Aamer Hameed Cricketer

    Aamer Hameed – Former Right Arm Medium Fast Bowler

    Wasim and Waqar working in tandem will remain one great picture to cherish.

    Wasim and Waqar – One Great Picture to Cherish

    Pakistan left-arm spinner Shakeel Ahmad is born on February 12, 1966, in Kuwait City.

    Shakeel Ahmad – Left Arm Orthodox Spinner

    Taslim Arif was born on 1 May 1954. He was a Pakistani cricketer who played in 6 Tests and 2 ODIs in 1980.

    Taslim Arif – Paksitani Wicket Keeper 1954-2008

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    Arshad Khan made his first class debut in 1988-89 had to wait till 1992-93 before representing Pakistan at the national level.

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    A player of enormous confidence, he never wears a helmet; perhaps he wants to accept the challenges of the short-pitched ball from the fast bowler! That's his style.

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