The Sultan of Swings treated fans on Instagram with a photo showcasing his latest attire adorned with beads against a vibrant green background, sporting a funky beach shirt and stylish goggles.
"If you look the part, you get the part ?," Waseem Akram captioned.
The new look comes after Akram's playful request for suggestions, specifically asking for humorous responses.
The greatest left-handed bowler of all time and outstanding all-rounder helped lead Pakistan to the World Cup championship of one-day international (ODI) cricket in 1992.
He made his first-class, ODI, and Test debuts within the space of three months at the turn of the 1984–85 season as a teenager, and, barring periods of injury or political upheaval, was thereafter a regular member of the Pakistan side, which he captained frequently before his retirement in 2003.
Akram was a great favourite in all parts of the world, most notably in England, where he produced several devastating performances with both bat and ball for his county, Lancashire.
In the 1998–99 season, he captained Pakistan to the final of the Cricket World Cup. After retirement, Akram joined ESPN STAR Sports as a cricket commentator. He also served as a bowling coach for various teams. In 2009 he was inducted into the International Cricket Council’s Hall of Fame.