In this video, we dive into the cricketing journey of Ijaz Faqih, one of Pakistan’s most underrated all-rounders. Known for his resilience with the bat and crafty off-spin bowling, Faqih’s international career may have been brief, but his impact—especially in tough situations—was noteworthy.<br /><br />He played 5 Test matches, scoring 183 runs at an average of 26.14, including a fine century against India. With the ball, he claimed 4 Test wickets. In 27 ODIs, Faqih scored 197 runs and took 13 wickets, including a best of 4/43.<br /><br />His real legacy, however, shines in first-class cricket, where he played 142 matches, scored 6,058 runs with 13 centuries, and bagged 563 wickets with a staggering 41 five-wicket hauls.<br /><br />📌 One of his most memorable performances came in 1987, scoring 105 and sharing a 154-run stand with Imran Khan against India.<br /><br />🕰️ Let’s rewind the clock and celebrate a forgotten warrior of Pakistan cricket – Ijaz Faqih.<br /><br />👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more rare cricket stories and player profiles!<br /><br />#IjazFaqih #PakistanCricket #CricketLegends #UnsungHeroes #CricketHistory #CricketStats #ImranKhanEra #TestCricket #PakCricketThrowback #CricketAllrounders
