Pakistan Cricket Players: Sarfraz Nawaz

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Sarfraz Nawaz Biography

An immense, heavily built Punjabi, Sarfraz shaped a strong and powerful partnership with Imran Khan, and was one who is leading the way of reverse-swing. His for the most part productive magic charm approached in the Melbourne Test of 1978-79, other than he kept going away commendably on several unfeeling Test pitches in Pakistan. Later than retirement he turned out to be a forthright MP and cricket commentator.

Sarfaraz proved himself a hasty-medium bowler of rank, a hard-hitting customer at for the most part of times who obsessed unnerring correctness at the same time as bowling. His capability to strike the ball despite the fact that batting inferior down the order made him a helpful all-rounder and he was the third Pakistani to take 100 Test wickets and score 1000 Test runs.

He obsessed a high-quality accomplishment and the capability to ridge the bowl with the same efficiency both ways. On March 15, 1979 at Melbourne, he bowled a unforgettable magic charm to take nine wickets in an innings. He has given notice to seven batsmen despite the fact that yielding one run from 33 balls. He was a extremely contentious player because of his idiosyncrasies and frame of mind swings and bowled a sequence of bouncers at other fast bowlers for instance Jeff Thompson and Joel Garner. Some time ago, protesting concerning his pay, he flew to England for the duration of a Test series between the two teams in Pakistan. He was also caught up in the Hildrich affair at some stage in the Australian tour of 1979.

Sarfraz Nawaz