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Mohammad Naukhez Arslan

Mohammad Naukhez Arslan is an author at ScoreLine and has written numerous articles published at ScoreLine.org. You can connect him on Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter

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Mudassar Nazar: Remembering His Golden Spell

England for some odd reason was regarded as the final frontier by our national sides of the sixties and seventies. …

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Intikhab’s Invincibles

What is common between the greatest ever batsman cricket has seen, the Australian Sir Donald George Bradman and our own …

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Remembering Gul Hameed Bhatti

Whenever a list is compiled of leading selfless contributors to Pakistan cricket the name of Gul Hameed Bhatti will be …

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Zaheer Abbas: Flair, Panache & A Hunger For Runs

There can be varied opinions about who is the best ever batsman to emerge from Pakistani soil. But when it …

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How the West Indies was won

What if I told you that Haafiz Shahid, Moin-ul-Atiq, Naved Anjum, Aamer Malik, Zakir Khan and Ijaz Faqih were part …

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The Expendables

All performers long to have a heroic and memorable swansong. To ride into the far away horizon like a knight …

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Asif Iqbal: The Rainmaker

Of nimble feet and assertive words. A rebel who always delivered for his fellow cricketers. A true professional who knew …

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Majid Khan: The El Magnifico

The El Magnifico of cricket. A cricketer and a gentleman. An aristocrat in true sense. Among the very last of …

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Wasim Raja: An Intoxicating Experience

He looked more like a pop star out of the swinging sixties hippy generation. His demeanor was casual, body lithe …

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Dennis the Menace

“C’mon Lillee C’mon” was the chant which reverberated through the MCG in the seventies whenever Australia’s favorite son held the …

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