Saeed Anwar distanced himself from cricket due to his connection with Islam, Mushtaq Ahmed

Former leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed has said that legendary opener Saeed Anwar suddenly distanced himself from cricket due to his connection with Islam.

Part of the 92 World Cup winning team and former leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed said that former chairman PCB Shehryar Khan said that Mushtaq, talk to Saeed Anwar, he should serve Pakistan, he is a big player.

He said that an opener like Saeed Anwar has not yet been born in Pakistan. Well, I went to Saeed Anwar and said that Shehryar Sahib is saying come and coach, become a selector and do anything.

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According to the former leg-spinner, Saeed Anwar told him that he should thank Shehryar Sahib, but I left this world with great difficulty, I am a weak man, it will be difficult for me to come back from there and go here again.

Mushtaq Ahmed said that Saeed Anwar told him that I want to do the work of Allah’s religion, I have left everything with great difficulty to pray for me.

It should be noted that Saeed Anwar brought success to Pakistan thanks to many wonderful innings in his career, his innings of 194 runs against India is still remembered by people.

Saeed Anwar represented the country in 55 Tests, 247 One Day Internationals and scored 4052 and 8824 runs respectively, his number of centuries is 20 in ODI and 11 in Test cricket.