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Shadab Kabir made his Test debut in the first Test at Lord’s, and he scored 17 and 33 runs.

Iqbal Sikander played 4 ODI’s for Pakistan and took 3 wickets with the best of 1 for 30.

Naushad Ali eventually stumped Alan Knott in Pakistan's drawn tour game (l) vs Kent, May 1971. Knott made his test debut against Pak in 1967, hit 96NO in the riot-hit Karachi test March 1969 (r), and 116 in the Edgbaston test June 1971.

Alimuddin made his first-class debut at the age of 12 years 73 days - the youngest in the history of the game.

Standing L to R = Moin Khan - Aamir Sohail - Iqbal Sikander - Zahid Fazal - Physio Dr. Aslam - Inzamam ul Haq - Wasim Haider - Mushtaq Ahmad Sitting L to R =Aaqib Javed - Ramiz Raja - Coach Intikhab Alam - Javed Miandad (VC) Imran Khan (Captain) - Salim Malik - Wasim Akram - Ijaz Ahmad Snr Wasim Haider, Iqbal Sikander, Javed Miandad, Aamir Sohail and Mushtaq Ahmad, Ijaz Ahmad Snr, Wasim Haider, Iqbal Sikander, Javed Miandad, Aamir Sohail and Mushtaq Ahmad

Abdul Hafeez Kardar giving autograf to a Young fans surround in 1954.

Aamir Sohail is cleaned up by Indian bowler Venkatesh Prasad during the quarterfinals of the 1996 World Cup. A high, tense match where Pakistan lost the game after a brilliant start provided by Saeed Anwar and Sohail.

Imran Khan looks shattered and lost for words here, although he had a decent excuse, having just taken 12-165 at the SCG in 1977 to help Pakistan to their first win in Australia

Pakistani players celebrate drawing the 1974 series against a strong England side.

in 1977 - Waheed Mirza and Mansoor Akhtar took their first wicket partnership to a world record 561 for Karachi Whites against Quetta at Karachi

A rare picture of Pakistan team arrives in London for the 1971 tour of England.

Salim Elahi played 13 Tests and 48 ODIs from 1995 to 2004. Making his international debut against Sri Lanka in September 1995, he made 102 not out, thus becoming the first player from Pakistan to score a century on ODI debut.

Kabir Khan was a right-handed batsman and a left-arm medium-fast bowler who played 4 Tests and 10 ODI's in mid 1990's.

Nasim-ul-Ghani needn't have felt embarrassed in his last Test innings at Sydney, 1973. A 32-yr old lefty who took 2 wickets, average 16 with the bat, playing after 5 years (career 1958-73) He open the inning for the first time ever, making 64 & 5 vs Lillee and Thomson.

1980-81 Pak v WI 2nd Test Faisalabad West Indies won by 156 runs Rare for WI in that era a specialist spinner Rangy Nanan played his only ever Test 4 for 91 in the match)

Aamer Sohail (134) and Inzamam-ul-Haq (137) created history at Sharjah. They added 263 for the second wicket, at the time a record ODI partnership for any wicket.

Bazid Khan belongs to a famous cricketing family, with his grandfather Jahangir Khan having represented India before the independence of Pakistan in 1947 and his father Majid (both of whom were Cambridge Blues), and uncles Imran Khan (the current Prime Minister of Pakistan) and Javed Burki having all captained Pakistan.

Abdul Qadir the leggie who kept the art of wrist-spin alive in his era. He possessed this beautiful ability to bowl six magical deliveries in an over. In the background, Javed Miandad watching him closely.

Khalid Latif played 5 ODI and 10 T20I for Pakistan. He was banned for five years due to involvement in spot fixing

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