abdul hafeez kardar was the pakistan cricket team captain in 1983 world cup.
abdul hafeez kardar was the pakistan cricket team captain in 1983 world cup.
pakistan cricket team captain in 1983 world cup?
abdul hafeez kardar
bullet::::- pakistan national cricket team from 1989 to 1999 were the dominant force in cricket winning the 1989 mrf world series (nehru cup) in india, winning austral-asia cup in 1990 and 1994 ,1992 world cup in australia and new zealand ,1996-97 carlton & united series in australia , winning the 1999 asian test championship as well as finishing up as runners-up in 1999 world cup in england . from 1989 to 1999 pakistan cricket team won 44 series/tournaments in tests and odis, the most by any team . furthermore, pakistan defeated arch rival india in many series around the world to maintain a healthy head to head margin as well as regional supremacy. pakistan produced the most prolific cricketers the world has ever seen in this decade who flourished under iconic leadership of imran khan, javed miandad and wasim akram. 1990s pakistan contributed massively in the cricketing world producing stars such as waqar younis, aaqib javed, mushtaq ahmed, saeed anwar, aamer sohail, inzamam ul haq, moin khan, rashid latif, saqlain mushtaq, shoaib akhtar, mohammad yousuf, shahid afridi, abdul razzaq, azhar mahmood, imran nazir, shoaib malik and younis khan.
dynasty (sports)
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bullet::::- fazal mahmood, former captain of pakistan cricket team









































bullet::::- abdul hafeez kardar, first captain of pakistan cricket team









































bullet::::- khan mohammad, former test cricketer; took the first test wicket for pakistan









































bullet::::- imtiaz ahmed, former captain of pakistan cricket team









































bullet::::- nazar mohammad, former test cricketer, who scored the first century for pakistan in test cricket









































bullet::::- zameer haider, international cricket umpire









































bullet::::- gul mohammad, former test cricketer, who represented india and pakistan in test cricket









































bullet::::- maqsood ahmed, also known as merry max, former test cricketer









































bullet::::- saeed ahmed, former captain of pakistan cricket team
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