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Pakistan PM Imran Khan retired from Test cricket on THIS day: Top records here, in pics
Pakistan Prime Minister and former cricket captain Imran Khan ended his 21-year Test career on January 7, 1992. Imran ended up with 3,807 runs and 362 wickets in his Test career. In these collection of pictures, we take a look at some of the top achievements of Imran Khan in Test cricket.
Imran Khan retired from Test cricket as captain with a win
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan retired from Test cricket on January 7, 1992 ending a 88-game career spanning 21 years. Imran scored 22 and 0 but Pakistan managed to defeat Sri Lanka by 3 wickets in Faisalabad in his final Test (Source: Twitter)
Imran Khans sensational captaincy debut
Imran Khan has the best bowling figures on captaincy debut, picking up 7/52 against England in Edgbaston in 1982. (Source: Twitter)
Imran Khans record 80-Test run
From his 7th to 87th Test, Imran Khan averaged 40.06 with the bat and 22.22 with the ball. This is the longest stint by an all-rounder to average over 40 with bat and below 30 with the ball. (Source: Twitter)
Imran Khan picked up 94 wickets in 23 Tests against India
Imran Khan (left) with Indian legend Sunil Gavaskar as they bat together for Rest of World XI side. Imran picked up 94 wickets in just 23 Tests against India including a best of 8/60 in 1982 Karachi Test. (Source: Twitter)
Imran Khan averaged over 52 with the bat as Pakistan captain
Imran Khan led Pakistan in 48 Tests, winning 14 and losing 8 in his career. He averaged 52.35 as Pakistan captain with the bat. (Source: Twitter)