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Friends bonded by food and cricket: Former Pakistan captain Zaheer Abbas remembers Aunshuman Gaekwad

It was a 671-minute marathon and one of the slowest double centuries in Test cricket, but as Aunshuman Gaekwad built his innings and made the bowlers toil at the Burlton Park in Jalandhar, Pakistan captain Zaheer Abbas couldn’t help but admire the Indian opening batter’s ‘determination and sound technique’. In pursuit of Pakistan’s first innings total of 337, India was struggling at 73 for three…

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[ad_1] Zaheer Abbas and Virat Kohli (Image: X) In 1989, during India’s tour of Pakistan, a distraught Mohammad Azharuddin had turned to Zaheer Abbas for advice. He was going through an elongated lean patch and was on the verge of losing his place in the Indian team. Zaheer told Azhar to change his grip and it changed the course of the latter’s career. After failing in the first Test in Karachi, Azhar bounced back with a match-saving 109 in the second Test in Faisalabad. He returned from the series with 312 runs in four Tests, including a hundred and two half-centuries. Cut to 2024, and from a distance Zaheer has a piece of advice for Virat Kohli – “concentrate harder”. The legendary former Pakistan batsman refused to believe that Kohli’s career has entered the twilight zone and he backed the former India captain to regain his mojo in Australia.  “Kohli doesn’t have any technical problem, just that he needs to concentrate harder,” Zaheer said, speaking to RevSportz. “When you are playing almost non-stop cricket, your mind can become jaded and you tend to lose concentration while batting. I think this is Kohli’s problem at the moment. He needs to be in the right frame of mind. He still has a few years of cricket left in him.” Somehow it feels like Kohli no longer remains the batsman he used to be. Over the last two years, he has scored 1,186 runs in 20 Tests at an average of 35.93. In the recently concluded Test series against New Zealand that India lost 3-0, Kohli made just 93 runs in six innings at an average of 15.50. His career average, which was above 55 at one stage, has now slid to 47.83. Against this backdrop, he is going to Australia for a five-Test series. Maybe, there’s no further room for a slip-up. “I back Kohli to score runs on true Australian pitches,” said Zaheer. “He would enjoy batting there. The ball will come on to the bat. There will not be much lateral movement, and he is a great player. If he can get into the right frame of mind, he should score a lot of runs.” A change of scenery could help, and Kohli has always enjoyed batting in Australia. In 13 Tests Down Under, he has 1,352 at an average of 54.08, including six hundreds. Meanwhile, the ex-Pakistan skipper chose not to read too much into Kohli’s travails against spin in the New Zealand series. “Batting sometimes can become a lottery on rank turners,” said Zaheer. “Anytime a ball might come with your name on it. Such pitches can make even average spinners look like world-class bowlers. I don’t think Kohli has any technical issues against spin. That said, he hasn’t been scoring runs for a while now and he has to get back to form in Australia. A lot will depend on how performs in the series.” India’s T20-style batting approach in Test cricket under Gautam Gambhir has become a cause celebre. Rewind to Kohli’s dismissal in the first innings of the second Test in Pune. A full-toss from Mitchell Santner went under the bat, as the star batsman tried to play it across the line. Ten times out of ten, Kohli would have put the delivery away if he were playing with a straight bat. It was clear that he was trying to innovate to be in sync with the team’s newly-adopted philosophy. It had happened to Joe Root as well, as he tried to adjust to the demands of Bazball. Several times he got out trying to manufacture shots – an attempted reverse-lap against Jasprit Bumrah earlier this year was a case in point. Returning to his natural game has reaped rich dividends for the England great. “Kohli must play his natural game,” said Zaheer. The post Kohli has cricket left in him, needs to concentrate harder: Zaheer Abbas appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Zaheer Abbas and Virat Kohli (Image: X) In 1989, during India’s tour of Pakistan, a distraught Mohammad Azharuddin had turned to Zaheer Abbas for advice. He was going through an elongated lean patch and was on the verge of losing his place in the Indian team. Zaheer told Azhar to change his grip and it changed the course of the latter’s career. After failing in the first Test in Karachi, Azhar bounced back with a match-saving 109 in the second Test in Faisalabad. He returned from the series with 312 runs in four Tests, including a hundred and two half-centuries. Cut to 2024, and from a distance Zaheer has a piece of advice for Virat Kohli – “concentrate harder”. The legendary former Pakistan batsman refused to believe that Kohli’s career has entered the twilight zone and he backed the former India captain to regain his mojo in Australia.  “Kohli doesn’t have any technical problem, just that he needs to concentrate harder,” Zaheer said, speaking to RevSportz. “When you are playing almost non-stop cricket, your mind can become jaded and you tend to lose concentration while batting. I think this is Kohli’s problem at the moment. He needs to be in the right frame of mind. He still has a few years of cricket left in him.” Somehow it feels like Kohli no longer remains the batsman he used to be. Over the last two years, he has scored 1,186 runs in 20 Tests at an average of 35.93. In the recently concluded Test series against New Zealand that India lost 3-0, Kohli made just 93 runs in six innings at an average of 15.50. His career average, which was above 55 at one stage, has now slid to 47.83. Against this backdrop, he is going to Australia for a five-Test series. Maybe, there’s no further room for a slip-up. “I back Kohli to score runs on true Australian pitches,” said Zaheer. “He would enjoy batting there. The ball will come on to the bat. There will not be much lateral movement, and he is a great player. If he can get into the right frame of mind, he should score a lot of runs.” A change of scenery could help, and Kohli has always enjoyed batting in Australia. In 13 Tests Down Under, he has 1,352 at an average of 54.08, including six hundreds. Meanwhile, the ex-Pakistan skipper chose not to read too much into Kohli’s travails against spin in the New Zealand series. “Batting sometimes can become a lottery on rank turners,” said Zaheer. “Anytime a ball might come with your name on it. Such pitches can make even average spinners look like world-class bowlers. I don’t think Kohli has any technical issues against spin. That said, he hasn’t been scoring runs for a while now and he has to get back to form in Australia. A lot will depend on how performs in the series.” India’s T20-style batting approach in Test cricket under Gautam Gambhir has become a cause celebre. Rewind to Kohli’s dismissal in the first innings of the second Test in Pune. A full-toss from Mitchell Santner went under the bat, as the star batsman tried to play it across the line. Ten times out of ten, Kohli would have put the delivery away if he were playing with a straight bat. It was clear that he was trying to innovate to be in sync with the team’s newly-adopted philosophy. It had happened to Joe Root as well, as he tried to adjust to the demands of Bazball. Several times he got out trying to manufacture shots – an attempted reverse-lap against Jasprit Bumrah earlier this year was a case in point. Returning to his natural game has reaped rich dividends for the England great. “Kohli must play his natural game,” said Zaheer. The post Kohli has cricket left in him, needs to concentrate harder: Zaheer Abbas appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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NATIONAL ANTHEM OF PAKISTAN

Qaumee Taraanah of Pakistan

Qaumī Tarāna (Urdu: قومی ترانہ) is the national anthem of Pakistan. Lyrics by Hafeez Jullundhri. Music by Akbar Mohammed. Adopted in 1954.

The National Anthem of Pakistan, also known by its incipit "The Sacred Land", is the national anthem of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and formerly the Dominion of Pakistan. First composed by Ahmad G. Chagla in 1949, lyrics in Persified Urdu were later written by Hafeez Jalandhari in 1952. It was broadcast publicly for the first time on Radio Pakistan on 13 August 1954, sung by Jalandhari himself and officially adopted on 16 August 1954 by the Interior Ministry of the Government of Pakistan.

After officially being adopted, it was recorded in the same year by eleven major singers of Pakistan including Ahmad Rushdi, Kaukab Jahan, Rasheeda Begum, Najam Ara, Naseema Shaheen, Zawar Hussain, Akhtar Abbas, Ghulam Dastagir, Anwar Zaheer, and Akhtar Wasi Ali.

Pakistan as it exists today is one of the world’s youngest, yet most populous countries. Situated in South Asia and bordering India, Afghanistan, Iran and China, the land on which Pakistan sits as a modern state has a rich history and culture dating back at least eight and a half thousand years.

From 1858, Pakistan was part of the British Indian Empire, gaining independence in 1947 after the Pakistan Movement campaigned for a home for Muslims in British India. An official constitution followed in 1956, and in 1971 Bangladesh emerged as a new country from what had been East Pakistan.

Soon after Pakistan’s newfound independence, a search was launched for a piece of music to become the new country’s national anthem. The successful lyricist and composer would receive 5,000 rupees each, according to an ad published in June 1948.

Presumably, however, the search was unsuccessful, as in December of that year the National Anthem Committee (NAC) was set up by the Pakistani government, and tasked with the creation of an original national anthem.

Progress was slow, and by the time of the Indonesian President’s state visit to Pakistan in January 1950, the country remained without a national anthem. The government urged the NAC to procure a national anthem in time for the Shah of Iran’s visit later that year.

After a search far and wide, the NAC picked out a melody written by composer Ahmed G. Chagla, which was accepted on 21 August 1950 as the tune to Pakistan’s official national anthem.

For some time, the anthem was used in an instrumental version until suitable words could be found. The NAC sent recordings to some of the most prominent Pakistani poets, as a call-out for the anthem’s lyrics.

Several hundred songs were received in return, and the words of Hafeez Jalandhari were ultimately selected. The national anthem was broadcast with both words and music for the first time on 13 August 1954, on Radio Pakistan, sung by the lyricist himself.

What are the lyrics to Pakistan’s national anthem?

Hafeez Jalandhari wrote his lyrics in Urdu – the official language of Pakistan – but used words that are shared in the Persian language too, so that speakers of both languages are able to understand the anthem.

The lyrics in (Roman) Urdu, and their English translation are as follows:

Paak sarr zameen shaad baad

Kishwari haseen shaad baad

Too nishaani ‘azmi ‘aalee shaan

Arzi Paakistaan!

Markazi yaqeen shaad baad

Paak sarr zameen kaa nizaam

Quwwati ukhuwwati ‘awaam

Qaum, Mulk, Saltanat

Paayindah taabindah baad!

Shaad baad manzili muraad

Parchami sitaarah o hilaal

Rahbari taraqqee o kamaal

Tarjumaani maazee shaani haal

Jaani istaqbaal!

Saayahyi Khudaayi Zool-jalaal

English translation

Blessed be the sacred land,

Happy be the bounteous realm.

Thou symbol of high resolve,

O Land of Pakistan!

Blessed be the citadel of faith.

The order of this sacred land,

The might of the brotherhood of the people,

May the nation, the country, and the state,

Shine in glory everlasting!

Blessed be the goal of our ambition.

The flag of the crescent and star,

Leads the way to progress and perfection,

Interpreter of our past, glory of our present,

inspiration for our future!

Shade of God, the Glorious and Mighty.

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IMRAN KHAN AS 'KAPTAAN'

The decision to make Imran Khan the captain of the Pakistan cricket team in 1982 took a lot of people by surprise.

Known more as a flamboyant fast-bowler/bowling all-rounder and ‘playboy,’ nobody quite expected him to ever lead the national cricket team. Not even Imran himself.

When Javed Miandad was ousted by a players’ rebellion, he was expected to be replaced by either Zaheer Abbas or Majid Khan.

But since Majid and Zaheer were the central figures in the rebellion against him, Miandad (after resigning from the captaincy), made it clear to the cricket board that he was not willing to play under either of the two aspirants.

The board came up with a compromise candidate in the shape of Imran Khan. Khan was reluctant. His close friends warned him that captaincy would destroy his career and form.

Nevertheless, after some thought, Khan accepted. Quite the opposite happened to his career and form. Not only did he win 7 of the first 12 Tests that he captained, his form as all-rounder also reached a peak.

With his performances he was able to quickly gain the respect of his teammates and successfully weave a fragmented side into a tightly-knit unit. However, in 1983 he suffered a career-threatening stress fracture in one of his shins that prevented him from bowling.

He tried to hang on as a batsman and captain, but couldn’t help arrest the team’s sudden decline. He finally decided to take a break from the game and heal his fracture.

When he returned to the team in 1985, Miandad was once again the captain but he voluntarily handed over the captaincy to Khan.

Khan’s second stint as skipper was equally successful but at the same time a lot more controversial.

After reestablishing himself in the team as its premier all-rounder and captain, Khan began to exercise an almost dictatorial hold over the team and regularly clashed with the selectors and members of the board.

He claimed that since it was the captain’s head that lands on the chopping block when the team does not do well, the captain should have the most say in selecting the team.

Khan would often throw away and reject touring squads selected by the selectors, and refuse to play if his recommendations were not entertained in selection matters. This attitude bore both fruit and frustration.

For example, he fought hard with the board to get in players like Abdul Qadir (who would go on to become a world-class spinner). He also dotingly nurtured fast men like Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis and Aaqib Javed who went on to lead a fast-bowling revolution in Pakistan in the 1990s.

The board could not do much about Khan’s tantrums as long as he had the backing of the team, was performing well as a player, and producing unprecedented victories.

For example, it was under Imran that the team notched its first ever Test series wins against England (in England) and against India (in India) – both in 1987.

No player, except his vice-captain, Javed Miandad, dared disagree with him, and the selectors and board officials mostly did what he told them to.

He would also often exhibit his anger on the field at players he thought weren’t giving their all, and the spectacle of Khan admonishing players with some choice Urdu and English abuses became a common sight.

No wonder then that one of Khan’s heroes was former Australian captain, Ian Chappell. Like Chappell, Khan regularly applied tactics involving mind games.

For example, when he managed to bring back Abdul Qadir from oblivion for the team’s 1982 tour of England, he told the British press that there has never been a trickier leg-spinner than Qadir. He then asked Qadir to grow a ‘wizard’s goatee’ so he would look like a mysterious magician.

During an ODI tournament in Australia in 1986, Khan advertised all-rounder, Manzoor Elahi, as being ‘perhaps the hardest hitter of the cricket ball in the world.’ Of course, he wasn’t.

In 1989, while playing an international ODI tournament in India (that Pakistan won), Khan (to distract the Indian team), told the press that the issue of Kashmir should be resolved and settled (between India and Pakistan), on the cricket field!

Players found him to be uncompromising and stern on the field, but also remember his captaincy to be a ‘very fun period’ in their careers.

Khan finally wrapped up his career by leading Pakistan to win the 1992 World Cup in which his vice-captain, Javed Miandad, and he played pivotal roles.

Imran retired immediately after the World Cup, aged 41.

Captaincy Record (1982-84/1986-88/1989-92):

Tests: 14 won, 8 lost, 26 drawn.

ODIs: 75 won, 59 lost, 1 tied, 4 no result.

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With the compliments of, Directorate General Public Relations,

Government of the Punjab, 99201390.

No. 1206/Tayyab/Mujahid

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IRANIAN CONSUL GENERAL MEHRAN MOWAHID FAR CALLS ON SHAFAY HUSSAIN

Lahore, May 2: The Iranian Consul General Mehran Mowahid Far met Provincial Minister for Industries and Commerce Chaudhry Shafay Hussain. During the meeting, discussions were held on increasing cooperation between Punjab and Iran in agriculture, livestock, solar energy, agricultural equipment and other sectors. Mutual exchange of trade delegations was agreed upon. The Iranian Consul General congratulated Chaudhry Shafay Hussain on assuming the portfolio of Minister for Industries and Trade.

Provincial Minister for Industries and Commerce Chaudhry Shafay Hussain said that there is a wide scope for increasing cooperation between Punjab and Iran in various fields. The Provincial Minister for Industries and Commerce said that we want solar panels manufacturing factories to be set up in Punjab. Solar panels are being built in Iran and cooperation between the two countries can be increased in the manufacturing of solar panels. Chaudhry Shafay Hussain said that there is a wide scope for investment in various sectors of Punjab and there is also a favourable environment for investment. He said that he was happy to see the modern infrastructure during his visit to Iran.

The Iranian Consul General said that there is a strong relationship of friendship between Iran and Pakistan, 3 cooperation agreements and 5 Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) were signed during the visit of the Iranian President. He said that the Punjab government is dynamic and has the passion to work for the well-being of people.

The Iranian Consul General said that both countries have the ability to meet each other needs. Punjab is ready to increase cooperation with the government in every field. CEO Punjab Investment Board Jalal Hasan, Member Punjab Assembly Chaudhry Ijaz Ahmed and the representatives of the business community Asad Waraich, Numan Sheikh, Faisal Warraich, Zaheer Abbas and others were also present.

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Zahir Abbas. — ICC/DosyaEski Pakistan vurucusu Zaheer Abbas Çarşamba günü Babar Azam ve Co'nun Dünya Kupası sıkıntılarından Pakistan Kriket Kurulu (PCB) yönetimini görevli tuttu ve görevli kişiler oyunu anlamadığında takımın bu tür neticelerle karşılaşacağını söylemiş oldu.Abbas, "Favoriler belirlenirse oyun zarar görmeye devam edecek" dedi. Coğrafi Haberler “Geo Pakistan”ı gösterin. Ülkedeki sporu yok etmek için insanların kriket ardında bulunduğunu sözlerine ekledi.Eski Internasyonal Kriket Konseyi (ICC) Başkanı, "Tanrı aşkına sporculara kriket verin" diye itirazda bulunmuş oldu.Ek olarak eski kaptan Inzamam-ul-Haq'ın Dünya Kupası esnasında baş seçicilik görevinden çekilme etme kararını da onaylamadığını açıkladı.Abbas, "Dünyada, ekip Dünya Kupası'na giderken birinin çekilme etmiş olduğu bir örnek yok" dedi. Hindistan'a yenik olduktan sonrasında takımın performansının düştüğünü de sözlerine ekledi.Hindistan'daki Dünya Kupası'ndan ayrılmanın eşiğindeki Pakistan ekibi eleştirilerle karşı karşıya ve yönetim kurulu da PCB başkanının kaptan Babar Azam'ın üst düzey bir yönetim kurulu yetkilisiyle yapmış olduğu hususi görüşmeyi sızdırmasının peşinden bir münakaşaya karıştı.Inzamam'ın, oyuncuları yöneten bir firmanın ortağı olduğu yönündeki iddiaların ortaya çıkmasının peşinden Dünya Kupası esnasında baş seçici olarak görevinden çekilme etmesiyle işler daha da kötüleşti.Geo News'e bakılırsa Inzamam, "İnsanlar araştırmadan konuşuyor. Bana sorular yöneltildi, ben de çekilme etmenin daha iyi olacağına karar verdim." dedi.İnzamam'ın, futbolcuların menajeri Talha Rehmani'ye ilişkin bir şirkette hisse sahibi olduğu ortaya çıkmış olduğu için hakkında iddialar var.Bu izahat, Rehmani'nin Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan ve Shaheen Shah Afridi dahil olmak suretiyle Pakistan'ın önde gelen kriketçilerinden birkaçını temsil etmiş olduğu göz önüne alındığında, potansiyel çıkar çatışmalarına ilişkin endişelere yol açtı.Ek olarak, Inzamam'ın önde gelen kriketçileri temsil eden bir şirkette hem baş seçici hem de paydaş olarak ikili rolünün, oyuncu seçim kararları üstünde tesiri olup olmayacağına ilişkin ek sorular var.Buna cevaben PCB, ekip seçim süreciyle ilgili olarak medyada yer edinen çıkar çatışması iddialarını araştırmak suretiyle beş üyeli bir araştırma komitesi kurduğunu söylemiş oldu.Inzamam, 7 Ağustos'ta ulusal erkekler komitesinin başkanlığına atandı ve bu ayın başlarında da genç erkekler seçim komitesinin başkanlığına atandı.PCB Yönetim Komitesi Başkanı Zaka Ashraf, Inzamam'ın kendisiyle görüşmeden kendi başına çekilme ettiğini söylemiş oldu.Eşref, yapmış olduğu açıklamada, istifasından ilkin Inzamam'la görüşmediğini ve devam eden tartışmalara açıklık getirmek için kendisiyle bir toplantı ayarladığını söylemiş oldu.

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PCB Announces Free Entry For Fans For The Second Test

PCB Announces Free Entry For Fans For The Second Test

The spectators are only required to bring either their original CNIC or B-form to enter the stadium and they will be able to watch the action free of cost from any of the premium (Imran Khan, Quaid, Wasim Akram and Zaheer Abbas), first class (Asif Iqbal, Waqar Hassan and Majid Khan) and general enclosures (Muhammad Brothers and Intikhab Alam). KARACHI: (UrduPoint/UrduPoint / Pakistan Point…

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‘Must Have Been Bowling at Around 110-115 mph,’ Claims Former Pak Fast Bowler Farooq Hamid

‘Must Have Been Bowling at Around 110-115 mph,’ Claims Former Pak Fast Bowler Farooq Hamid

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He says that legendary players like Don Bradman, Imtiaz Ahmed, Zaheer Abbas, among others, considered him even faster than West Indies’ Charlie Griffith

Former Pakistan speedster Farooq Hamidhas claimed that he had bowled the fastest ball in the history of cricket. He said that legendary players like Don Bradman, Imtiaz Ahmed, Zaheer Abbas, among others, considered him even…

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पाकिस्तान के पूर्व बल्लेबाज अब्बास ने अपने खिलाड़ियों को दी नसीहत, कहा- रोहित शानदार खिलाड़ी, हमें उनसे सीखना चाहिए एक घंटा पहले कॉपी लिंक पूर्व पाकिस्तानी बल्लेबाज जाहिर अब्बास ने रोहित को सभी फॉर्मेट का बेहतर क्रिकेटर बताया और कहा कि वह मानसिक रूप से अपने को मजबूत कर टेस्ट में भी सफल हो सकते हैं। -फाइल

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ایشین بریڈمین ظہیر عباس آئی سی سی ہال آف فیم میں شامل

انٹرنیشنل کرکٹ کونسل (آئی سی سی) نے ’ایشین بریڈمین‘ ظہیر عباس کو ہال آف دی فیم میں شامل کر لیا ہے، پاکستان کرکٹ بورڈ (پی سی بی) نے آئی سی سی ہال آف فیم میں شمولیت پر ظہیر عباس کو مبارکباد پیش کی۔ واضح رہے کہ مجموعی طور پر دنیا بھر کے 93 کرکٹرز میں سے ظہیر عباس وہ چھٹے پاکستانی ہیں جنہوں نے یہ اعزاز حاصل کیا ہے۔ آئی سی سی ہال آف فیم کے موجودہ اراکین اور نمایاں صحافیوں پر مشتمل ووٹنگ کمیٹی نے اس اعزاز کے لیے ظہیر عباس کا انتخاب کیا۔ ان سے قبل حنیف محمد، عمران خان، جاوید میانداد اور وسیم اکرم کو سال 2009 جبکہ وقار یونس کو سال 2013 میں اس اعزاز کے لیے منتخب کیا گیا تھا۔ آئی سی سی ہال آف فیم میں انگلینڈ کے 28، آسٹریلیا کے 27، ویسٹ انڈیز کے 18، بھارت کے 6، جنوبی افریقا کے 4، نیوزی لینڈ کے 3 اور سری لنکا کا بھی ایک کرکٹر شامل ہے۔ سابق بھارتی کپتان سنیل گواسکر نے بھی ظہیر عباس کو ہال آف فیم میں شامل کرنے پر شاندار الفاظ میں خراج تحسین پیش کیا۔

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Hope ICC honour inspires a generation of talented batsmen to play for Pakistan: Zaheer Abbas | Cricket News - Times of India

Hope ICC honour inspires a generation of talented batsmen to play for Pakistan: Zaheer Abbas | Cricket News – Times of India

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KARACHI: One of the most elegant batsmen of his time, Zaheer Abbas on Sunday hoped his induction into the International Cricket Council’s Hall of Fame inspires a generation of talented cricketers to play for Pakistan. Hailed as the ‘Asian Bradman’, former Pakistan captain Abbas was inducted into the ICC Hall of Famealongside legendary South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis and former…

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🌟 Jacques Kallis 🌟 Lisa Sthalekar 🌟 Zaheer Abbas The 2020 #ICCHallOfFame inductees 👏 📸~@icc Congratulations legends ❤️🙌🔥 #jacqueskallis #lisasthalekar #zaheerabbas #jacques #kallis #lisa #sthalekar #zaheer #abbas #proteas #southafrica #africa #pakistan #pakistancricket #pcb #legend #goat #cricket #icc #halloffame https://www.instagram.com/p/CEOmUBRD_Qe/?igshid=ub5x5ie62smu

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Azhar Ali’s lack of experience as captain could be a problem, says Zaheer Abbas Image Source : GETTY IMAGES Pakistan captain Azhar Ali Former skipper Zaheer Abbas feels Azhar Ali lacks experience as captain and that could be a cause for concern for Pakistan when they lock horns against England in the three-match Test series starting Wednesday.

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भारत में मिला था पाकिस्तान के पूर्व कप्तान जहीर अब्बास को प्यार, शादी के लिए रीता लूथरा ने बदला था धर्म

भारत में मिला था पाकिस्तान के पूर्व कप्तान जहीर अब्बास को प्यार, शादी के लिए रीता लूथरा ने बदला था धर्म

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रिटा लूथरा और जहीर अब्बास की शादी 1988 में हुई थी पाकिस्तानी क्रिकेटर जहीर अब्बास (Zaheer Abbas) से शादी करने के लिए रिटा लुथरा (Rita Luthra) ने धर्म बदल लिया था

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Umar Akmal deserves his three-year ban, reckons Zaheer Abbas

Umar Akmal deserves his three-year ban, reckons Zaheer Abbas

Written by Shamik Chakrabarty | Kolkata | Published: April 27, 2020 11:39:41 pm

Umar Akmal is banned for failure to report spot-fixing approaches during PSL. (Source: Reuters)

Former Pakistan greats have little sympathy for Umar Akmal following the latter’s three-year ban from all forms of cricket on corruption charges