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  • Javed Miandad Gives Proof That ‘Sambdhi’ Dawood Ibrahim Is Alive, Says, It Is An Honor That Underworld Don’s Daughter Married His Son | cricket news

    Former Pakistani batsman Javed Miandad made another controversial statement in an interview given to a Pakistani journalist when he praised his relative and Underword Don Dawood Ibrahim for doing ‘a lot’ for the Muslims. Miandad, as big a controversial figure in Pakistan as batter, said that understanding the real Dawood is not easy and the family is not what many perceive outside. Miandad’s statement is also a proof that the wanted criminal is still alive. Every now and then, rumors rise that the underwood don has died. But listening to Miandad speak about him, it is clear that Dawood is still alive.

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    Miandad, who played 124 Tests and 233 ODIs for Pakistan, also said that it is an honor for him to be related to Dawood and that Don’s son married his daughter.

    The wedding between Dawood’s daughter Mahrukh Ibrahim and Miandad’s son Junaid took place in Karachi in 2006. It was reported that even Dawood was not present at the wedding venue to avoid getting clicked by camerapersons. He is wanted in India in relation with 1993 Mumbai blasts which killed over 250 people.

    Dawood is said to be the brain behind several terrorist attacks on the Indian soil as well. Miandad has rarely spoken about his son’s marriage with Dawood’s daughter.

    EX-Pak cricketer Javed Miandad acknowledges family ties with Dawood Ibrahim

    (Video:-Hassan Nisar Vlogs)

    Read:- https://t.co/pOqL3KrUtI pic.twitter.com/cYs0oxvtIX

    — IANS (@ians_india) March 19, 2024

    Miandad also started a dreaded crime organization called D-company, which is still active. His name is still t here in Interpol’s list of most wanted criminals in the world who are involved in organized crime and counterfeiting.

    “I know him for a long time… from Dubai. It’s an honor for me that his daughter married my son. She is very well-educated, and studied at a convent and university,” said Miandad, while speaking on Pakistani journalist Hassan Nisar’s YouTube channel.

    “He (Dawood) has done a lot for Muslims. It will be remembered for long,” he added. This statement is quite shocking knowing how Dawood’s involvement in ruining and killing many lives. Born in India, Dawood is allegedly still hidden in Pakistan. The statement reflects poorly on Pakistan as well. For years, the terrorism-hit country is trying to wash off its image as the nation which sponsors terrorist activities. Miandad’s affection for a most wanted criminal who is mastermind of several terrorist attacks makes Pakistan look bad on international stage.

    Miandad was born in Karachi on June 12, 1957 and made his debut for Pakistan in international cricket in Birmingham on June 11, 1975. He went on to play 124 Tests, scoring 8832 runs at an average of 52.57, hitting 23 tons in the process. . He also played in 233 ODIs, hitting 7381 runs.

    Imran was also had something to say on his former teammate and ex-Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan. Miandad said while Imran was of helpful nature, he did not like listening to the others’ point of view or suggestions.

    “Imran Khan’s bad habit is that he did not listen to anyone and forced what he believed is right onto others. He just did not agree that someone else could be right too,” said Miandad.

  • Sarfaraz Khan’s Father Compares His Son With THIS Pakistan Cricket Legend | cricket news

    In a cricketing world that is constantly evolving, emerging talents are the lifeblood of the sport. Sarfaraz Khan, a name resonating in the cricketing circles, is set to make his international debut in the second Test against England. What sets him apart, however, is not just his impeccable record in domestic cricket but the fascinating story behind his journey, as shared exclusively with JioCinema. Sarfaraz Khan, at 26, already carries the weight of immense expectations on his shoulders. Interestingly, he draws inspiration from a cricketing legend, Javed Miandad. In a candid revelation, Sarfaraz mentions that his father sees a striking resemblance between his batting style and that of the Pakistani great. This familial connection to Miandad adds a layer of sentiment and aspiration to Sarfaraz’s pursuit of excellence.

    Sarfaraz Khan said, “I like to watch Virat Kohli, AB De Villiers, Sir Vivian Richards. I also enjoy watching Joe Root play.” (JioCinema).pic.twitter.com/ybIfqjYph9

    — Virat Kohli Fan Club (@Trend_VKohli) February 1, 2024

    “I like to watch Virat Kohli, AB de Villiers, Sir Vivian Richards, and even Javed Miandad because my dad has told me that I play like him. I watch Joe Root’s batting also. Anyone who is succeeding, I am watching them to see how they are doing it so I can learn and apply it when I am in the middle. I want to continue doing this, whether it’s in the Ranji Trophy or playing for India in the future,” said Sarfaraz to JioCinema.

    Daily Grind and Observations

    Sarfaraz’s commitment to his craft is evident in his rigorous training routine. Playing 500-600 balls every day has become a habit, and he attributes his success to an insatiable hunger for improvement. ‘My strength is that I am not satisfied easily. I play 500-600 balls every day. If I don’t play at least 200-300 balls in a match, I feel like I haven’t done much. It’s a habit now. Practice in the morning, afternoon, and evening. I am used to only one thing, batting and facing deliveries. If you want to play five-day cricket, you have to stay patient and practice every day. I play cricket all day and that’s why I can stay on the pitch for a long time,’ Khan said.

    The Road to International Cricket

    Having enjoyed tremendous success in the domestic circuit, Sarfaraz’s call-up to the Indian Test team is a testament to his consistent performance. His prolific run-getting ability, showcased by a splendid 161 off 160 balls against England Lions, sets the stage for a promising international career. The unexpected opportunities arising from injuries to key players like Ravindra Jadeja and KL Rahul opened the door for Sarfaraz to prove his mettle on the grand stage.

    Father’s Role in the Journey

    Behind every successful athlete is a support system that fuels their dreams. Sarfaraz acknowledges the pivotal role his father, Naushad, played in shaping his cricketing journey. From introducing him to the sport to providing unwavering support during challenging times, Sarfaraz recognizes the impact of his father’s efforts. The father-son duo’s commitment is a narrative that resonates with aspiring cricketers and fans alike.

    “My father introduced me to cricket, and I always wondered why am I even playing. By nature I am an attacking batsman and I used to get out sooner than other and scoring big runs was getting difficult. It was disheartening to see others succeed while I wouldn’t be among the runs. Even when I moved from Mumbai to UP, he would take flights to come and see me. He would start bowling to me on the terrace or the road itself before selection trials. Now I realize the impact. and importance of those efforts. When I came back to Mumbai from UP, I was scared if this would bring a halt to my career and I strongly felt there was no future ahead of me, but my dad always stood by me. There’s no guarantee. in life if you don’t get opportunities. But my dad always believed in hard work, and everything I have is a result of that work,” he added.

    Decision Dilemma: Patidar or Sarfaraz

    As India faces the challenge of filling the void left by KL Rahul’s absence, the debate emerges: Rajat Patidar or Sarfaraz Khan? Both players boast impressive first-class records, making the decision a tough one for the team management. Patidar’s experience in high-pressure situations, especially in the IPL, contrasts with Sarfaraz’s ability to thrive on Indian pitches.