The ‘92 World Cup belonged to him and his mind-set.
A thorough insight of a National Triumph. Acqeb javed's analysis is brilliant. Hafsa, You killed it by translating Akib's words in such an amazing and beautiful manner, and giving his feelings the perfect kingly robs. Everything is coming together for us now.”What’s that saying about the universe conspiring to make things happen for you? Our misfortune is that the cricket board has become a prize that is awarded to the loyalists of the President, with no merit whatsoever and the results are in front of everyone. Once again, Misbah should be given so much confidence that even if they lose a couple of matches, his team should have faith in him. Imran Khan just proved to the world that an average but a talented team needs an strong leader to lead from the front and the result is known. This is a massive testament of our great leader who will now lead our nation to glory In Sha Allah.

One good example is South Africa - always of a spectacular team that has natural athletes - they have swashbuckling batsmen, consistently produce tearaway quickies, and either are or among-st the best fielding sides perennially, They are also the only team that travels well, and have won matches all over the world. Others teams have won it several times. That’s the only way to deal with such situations. Unless that happens you can’t get rid of these tags like chokers, minnows, etc. Imran is such a legend! @Ali Imran Shah They can’t go to the World Cup without Younis. And how well.At times you’re thinking “I hope the ball doesn’t come toward me (For Pakistan, it will be the opposite. He made his first-class debut for Bahawalpur Stags in the 2014–15 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy on 23 November 2014. Ameen. Imran asked us to talk to Inzi so we told him, when the captain is okay with you getting out on zero then what’s your problem? Somehow felt Imran's star had begun to fade in the 90s.
As soon as an India match approaches, they lose their sleep and try to play an extraordinary game. I remember I watched the next critical match after we won again NZ (group match).

They might try to drive and come down the track in the sub-continent but over there they will have to rely on cuts or pulls. I am thinking about it already. He is also associated with The Computer House, a Pakistani computer hardware company. Somehow he was able to torment our team, especially in the final phases of an ODI innings.

We didn't win that cup because we had great fast/swing bowlers or a strong middle order batting lineup, we won it only because we had a great team leader who could not only talk the talk but could walk the walk too and boy .... did he walk in style!

He was the one who stabilized the pakistan innings in the final by playing patiently.

May Allah give you a chance to turn the fate of the country as well. Seems like it was just yesterday. Before Imran, our teams went to big tournaments but couldn't win because as individual players they were all Bradman or Lillee or Sobers but as a team they were zero. but it is a long shot anyway...wait & seeYep, keep talking about something that happened 2 decades back. He played 22 Tests and 163 One Day Internationals for Pakistan between 1988 and 1998. Makes you wonder why such an intelligent man as Aaqib is not in the PCB working with the players! It seems that fast bowling is disappearing in Pakistan.So insightful and what a fun read this interview is. "What did I tell you guys? Winning few test matches in a desert does not make us good team.though the team somehow managed to won the World Cup, but whole Pakistan know that the team never looked like a winner team. Never lose hope. With current mindset, India should not be a problem. The way he emphasizes the qualities of a leader and abilities a leader should possess shows he himself is a great leader and will lead the coaching department of any international team.Good article. !Nice Article. Never Late is too late No merit ??????????????Inspirational! Aqib Javed was allegedly only 16 when he made his Test debut in 1988-89, but he spent much of his career in the shadows of Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis, despite playing a key part in Pakistan’s 1992 World Cup victory when he opened the bowling effectively in place of the injured Waqar. Missing these legends yaaarr :(Every word of this interview, Aqib Javed's quotations of the great man, Imran Khan's words and his own apprehension of all that is sensational.

A must read for PCB and team management. No team are easy beats anymore. He will make his mark in coaching as well. AameenThere is no any good fast and wicket taker bowler for a long time as waqar younus, wasim akram, akib javed, soib akhtar and amir. Long Live Imran Khan

The joy & happiness of the spinner when he saw Aaqib Javed successfully taking that historic catch coupled with his acrobatic physical expressions is a treat to watch. @Haider Rehman But he would surely need a team to lead. I usually watch Imran Khan's political interviews and speeches, this one thing "You can only win if you go with the mindset to win. A great leader knows how to get the best out of his players.