Arshad khan

It was by chance that Arshad's identity got revealed, when a cricket fan hired his cab in the Australian city recently and found out during the course of conversation that he was being driven by the spinner who has played nine Tests and taken 32 wickets. "He was the driver of our cab and we started chatting, he told me that he is from Pakistan and lives in Sydney. Also that he has been to Hyderabad many times when he was playing for Lahore Badshahs something in ICL (Indian Cricket League). After which I asked him his full name and then I was shocked to see his face which I could partially recognise. I shook has his hand and left (sic)," the fan revealed on social media. Arshad, who was in and out of the Pakistani team between 2001 and 2008, also played 58 ODIs, taking 56 wickets, but his association with ICL, which was banned by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), shut the doors for him to get back into the Pakistan team. During the only Test he played against India, in Bangalore in 2005, Arshad bagged two crucial wickets in the second innings, that of Rahul Dravid and Irfan Pathan. Pakistan won the Test by 168 runs. LAHORE: Former Pakistan spinner Arshad Khan, who is remembered for troubling Indian cricketing icons such as Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag in the mid-2000s, has fallen on bad days and now drives a cab in Sydney. It was by chance that Arshad's identity got revealed, when a cricket fan hired his cab in the Australian city recently and found ...

Slain journalist Arshad Sharif’s mother has requested the Supreme Court to direct the special Joint Investigation Team (JIT) — probing her son’s In an application, his mother named a total of five persons who “have been found claiming about the persons who are involved in the conspiracy and the execution of the murder”, and asserted they “need to be joined in the investigation to collect evidence against the real perpetrators”. She has named Imran; PTI leaders Faisal Vawda and Murad Saeed; PTI-leaning journalist Imran Riaz Khan whose whereabouts are The application also highlighted that the mother was not given access to the fact-finding inquiry report as well as the reports submitted by the JIT, keeping her “in dark about the persons joined in the investigation”. “In order to conclude the fair investigation, it is incumbent upon the JIT to examine these persons along with other ( sic) making claims to this effect,” it said. In a separate application dated June 6, her counsel Advocate Raja Abdul Ghafoor also requested the Supreme Court that a copy of the fact-finding report be provided to him or that his fellow counsel, Advocate Shaukat Aziz Siddiqui, be provided access to peruse it with permission to take notes. The said application noted that the same request was made during the last hearing but no order to this effect was passed due to the attorney-general’s “unwillingness”. It emphasised, “Any material furnished before this august court cannot be kept secret if some ne...

Gender Male Age 52 years old (in 2023) Date of Birth March 22, 1971 Real Name Arshad Khan Profession Cricketer, Cab Driver Nationality Birthplace Peshawar Religion Zodiac Sign Height, Weight & Physical Stats Bodytype Athletic Height 5 feet 9 inches (1.75 m) Weight 63 kg (139 lbs) Hair Color Black Eye Color Black Arshad Khan is a Pakistani cricketer who now lives in Sydney, Australia. Khan plays as a right-handed batsman as well as a right-handed off-break bowler. Khan belongs to a Pashtun family as he was born in Peshawar, Pakistan. Career Journey Arshad started his international career in cricket when he was selected to play for Pakistan against the West Indies for the 1997–98 season. The following year, Arshad was one of the key members of the Pakistani team who won the Asian Test Championship. This match was played against Sri Lanka at Dhaka, Bangladesh. He was also the captain of the Pakistani team in the 1998 Commonwealth Games Kuala Lumpur. Since then, he was a regular member of the Pakistani team until 2001. After a long break, he gave his best performance in the domestic championship of Pakistan that garnered Arshad a recall for Pakistan squad to tour India in 2005. As far as, his test career is concerned, he progressed very well while the Bangalore Test, in which Pakistan got the victory in the last session of the series, result in the draw of the match. In May 2005, He selected to tour the Caribbean where he progressed well that result to retain his position for ...

Arshad’s natural ability and exceptional skills soon caught the attention of talent scouts, and he was offered a chance to play for the Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League. Although his stint with the team was short-lived, Arshad’s potential as a talented left-arm pacer was evident to all who watched him play. At just 25 years old, Arshad has already made a name for himself in Indian cricketing circles, and his journey is one that inspires many young Cricket & Stats: Arshad Khan’s journey from the gullies of Gopalganj in the remote areas of Madhya Pradesh to the City of Dreams is one of the many heartwarming stories that have emerged from the Indian Premier League. Arshad’s impressive performances in domestic cricket caught the attention of talent scouts, and he was given a chance to showcase his skills on the big stage. One of his early standout performances was during 2019-20 U-23 Col. C.K. Khan’s recent performances in List A cricket have been impressive, showcasing his potential as an all-rounder. In his last match against Punjab on February 28, 2021, he didn’t get a chance to bat but put in a notable performance with the ball, taking one wicket for 39 runs. In his match against Andhra on February 26, 2021, he scored a quickfire 20 runs and took one wicket for 34 runs. He had a similar performance in his debut match on February 24, 2021, against Tamil Nadu, where he scored 20 runs and took one wicket for 40 runs. Although his List A career has been brief so far...

L ittle did Arshad Khan know, when he rose for fajr prayers at about 4.30am on a hot September morning two years ago, that this would be the day that changed his life. After fajr, the 17-year-old had his breakfast and headed to work at his local Itwar (Sunday) market tea stall on the outskirts of Islamabad. Khan had been working at the market for four years – being one of 17 siblings, little attention was paid to his education and, as a result, he had only ever attended a few days of school. At 8pm, as a hard day's shift of making and ladling tea was coming to an end, the sound of a camera clicking made him look up. The second his blue-eyed gaze met that camera, his fate changed. were discussing the chai wala's astonishing good looks. "I didn't know that my looks were out of the ordinary. I think all Pashtun people are good-looking, so I didn't think of myself as being special. My older brother says he is much more handsome than me," Khan says . At first he thought he was in trouble Since he was illiterate and did not own a mobile phone at the time, he was unaware of the social-media maelstrom his image was causing. When he saw some boys in his neighbourhood with prints of his picture, he questioned them and, puzzled by their answers, continued on his way. When he got to work soon after, Pakistan's paparazzi was waiting for him. Finally, someone has found that striking He was completely shocked and, believing that the attention was negative, he left his post and made himse...

L ittle did Arshad Khan know, when he rose for fajr prayers at about 4.30am on a hot September morning two years ago, that this would be the day that changed his life. After fajr, the 17-year-old had his breakfast and headed to work at his local Itwar (Sunday) market tea stall on the outskirts of Islamabad. Khan had been working at the market for four years – being one of 17 siblings, little attention was paid to his education and, as a result, he had only ever attended a few days of school. At 8pm, as a hard day's shift of making and ladling tea was coming to an end, the sound of a camera clicking made him look up. The second his blue-eyed gaze met that camera, his fate changed. were discussing the chai wala's astonishing good looks. "I didn't know that my looks were out of the ordinary. I think all Pashtun people are good-looking, so I didn't think of myself as being special. My older brother says he is much more handsome than me," Khan says . At first he thought he was in trouble Since he was illiterate and did not own a mobile phone at the time, he was unaware of the social-media maelstrom his image was causing. When he saw some boys in his neighbourhood with prints of his picture, he questioned them and, puzzled by their answers, continued on his way. When he got to work soon after, Pakistan's paparazzi was waiting for him. Finally, someone has found that striking He was completely shocked and, believing that the attention was negative, he left his post and made himse...

It was by chance that Arshad's identity got revealed, when a cricket fan hired his cab in the Australian city recently and found out during the course of conversation that he was being driven by the spinner who has played nine Tests and taken 32 wickets. "He was the driver of our cab and we started chatting, he told me that he is from Pakistan and lives in Sydney. Also that he has been to Hyderabad many times when he was playing for Lahore Badshahs something in ICL (Indian Cricket League). After which I asked him his full name and then I was shocked to see his face which I could partially recognise. I shook has his hand and left (sic)," the fan revealed on social media. Arshad, who was in and out of the Pakistani team between 2001 and 2008, also played 58 ODIs, taking 56 wickets, but his association with ICL, which was banned by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), shut the doors for him to get back into the Pakistan team. During the only Test he played against India, in Bangalore in 2005, Arshad bagged two crucial wickets in the second innings, that of Rahul Dravid and Irfan Pathan. Pakistan won the Test by 168 runs. LAHORE: Former Pakistan spinner Arshad Khan, who is remembered for troubling Indian cricketing icons such as Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag in the mid-2000s, has fallen on bad days and now drives a cab in Sydney. It was by chance that Arshad's identity got revealed, when a cricket fan hired his cab in the Australian city recently and found ...

Slain journalist Arshad Sharif’s mother has requested the Supreme Court to direct the special Joint Investigation Team (JIT) — probing her son’s In an application, his mother named a total of five persons who “have been found claiming about the persons who are involved in the conspiracy and the execution of the murder”, and asserted they “need to be joined in the investigation to collect evidence against the real perpetrators”. She has named Imran; PTI leaders Faisal Vawda and Murad Saeed; PTI-leaning journalist Imran Riaz Khan whose whereabouts are The application also highlighted that the mother was not given access to the fact-finding inquiry report as well as the reports submitted by the JIT, keeping her “in dark about the persons joined in the investigation”. “In order to conclude the fair investigation, it is incumbent upon the JIT to examine these persons along with other ( sic) making claims to this effect,” it said. In a separate application dated June 6, her counsel Advocate Raja Abdul Ghafoor also requested the Supreme Court that a copy of the fact-finding report be provided to him or that his fellow counsel, Advocate Shaukat Aziz Siddiqui, be provided access to peruse it with permission to take notes. The said application noted that the same request was made during the last hearing but no order to this effect was passed due to the attorney-general’s “unwillingness”. It emphasised, “Any material furnished before this august court cannot be kept secret if some ne...

Arshad’s natural ability and exceptional skills soon caught the attention of talent scouts, and he was offered a chance to play for the Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League. Although his stint with the team was short-lived, Arshad’s potential as a talented left-arm pacer was evident to all who watched him play. At just 25 years old, Arshad has already made a name for himself in Indian cricketing circles, and his journey is one that inspires many young Cricket & Stats: Arshad Khan’s journey from the gullies of Gopalganj in the remote areas of Madhya Pradesh to the City of Dreams is one of the many heartwarming stories that have emerged from the Indian Premier League. Arshad’s impressive performances in domestic cricket caught the attention of talent scouts, and he was given a chance to showcase his skills on the big stage. One of his early standout performances was during 2019-20 U-23 Col. C.K. Khan’s recent performances in List A cricket have been impressive, showcasing his potential as an all-rounder. In his last match against Punjab on February 28, 2021, he didn’t get a chance to bat but put in a notable performance with the ball, taking one wicket for 39 runs. In his match against Andhra on February 26, 2021, he scored a quickfire 20 runs and took one wicket for 34 runs. He had a similar performance in his debut match on February 24, 2021, against Tamil Nadu, where he scored 20 runs and took one wicket for 40 runs. Although his List A career has been brief so far...

Gender Male Age 52 years old (in 2023) Date of Birth March 22, 1971 Full Name Arshad Khan Profession Cricketer, Cab Driver Nationality Birthplace Peshawar Religion Zodiac Sign Arshad Khan is a Pakistani cricketer who now lives in Sydney, Australia. Khan plays as a right-handed batsman as well as a right-handed off-break bowler. Khan belongs to a Pashtun family as he was born in Peshawar, Pakistan. Career Journey Arshad started his international career in cricket when he was selected to play for Pakistan against the West Indies for the 1997–98 season. The following year, Arshad was one of the key members of the Pakistani team who won the Asian Test Championship. This match was played against Sri Lanka at Dhaka, Bangladesh. He was also the captain of the Pakistani team in the 1998 Commonwealth Games Kuala Lumpur. Since then, he was a regular member of the Pakistani team until 2001. After a long break, he gave his best performance in the domestic championship of Pakistan that garnered Arshad a recall for Pakistan squad to tour India in 2005. As far as, his test career is concerned, he progressed very well while the Bangalore Test, in which Pakistan got the victory in the last session of the series, result in the draw of the match. In May 2005, He selected to tour the Caribbean where he progressed well that result to retain his position for the England series, played after few months. He made his One Day International in 2005 while this series against England. He played in onl...