Throwback: Wasim Akram shares glimpse into cricketing beginnings
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Former Pakistani pacer and skipper Wasim Akram has shared a heartwarming throwback from the early days of his cricketing journey with his fans and followers.
Taking to Instagram, the cricket veteran shared a photo from his first-ever training camp with the Pakistan cricket team in 1984 at the National Stadium Karachi.
"My first camp for Pakistan back in 1984 at National Stadium Karachi. Who all can you spot in this picture..?
The post instantly sparked excitement among cricket enthusiasts, with fans eagerly trying to identify other iconic players in the picture and reminiscing about the golden days of Pakistani cricket.
Wasim Akram, widely regarded as one of the greatest fast bowlers in the history of the sport, made his international debut in the 1980s.
The shared memory is yet another reminder of Akram’s journey from a young, aspiring cricketer to a global legend, inspiring generations of players and fans alike.
Over a glittering career spanning nearly two decades, Akram represented Pakistan in 104 Tests and 356 ODIs, claiming over 900 international wickets.
He played a pivotal role in Pakistan's historic 1992 World Cup triumph, solidifying his legacy as a cricketing icon.