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Mushtaq Ahmed (Urdu:مشتاق احمد ; born 28 June 1970) is a Pakistani cricket coach and former cricketer who currently acts as the spin bowling coach for the Bangladesh national cricket team. A leg break googly bowler, at his peak he was described as being one of the best three wrist-spinners in the world.
A bubbly, chubby legspinner with googlies aplenty, Mushtaq Ahmed styled himself on his hero, Abdul Qadir, whom he succeeded in the Pakistan team. Mushtaq was a match-winner, armed with a full...
Moulded like his role-model and Pakistan legend Abdul Qadir, Mushtaq Ahmed was Pakistan's frontline spinner in the 1990s. A short man, Mushy had a short run up and would throw both his hands ...
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Mushtaq Ahmed is a former Pakistani cricketer, who represented Pakistan in ODIs and Tests. He was born on 28 June 1970 in Sahiwal, Pakistan. He was a wrist spinner who bowled right-arm leg...
Mushtaq Ahmed was born on 28th June 1970 in Sahiwal. He is a retired Pakistani cricketer who specialised as a leg spin bowler. He was known for his hard-to-pick googly. He memorably trapped Graeme Hick in front with one during the 1992 World Cup final.
Jun 29, 2013 · Mushtaq Ahmed, born June 28, 1970, was a prodigiously talented leg-spinner who formed a third of the triumvirate instrumental in breathing life into the dying art of leg-spin bowling.
Dec 21, 2022 · In a Twitter poll during the 2020 global lockdown, fans voted Mushtaq the greatest cricketer to have played for Sussex. Yet, his playing days were over a decade behind him when he took field for the Pindi Boys against the Islamabad Royal in the Mega Stars League.
Aug 29, 2020 · A worthy successor to the great Abdul Qadir, Mushtaq Ahmed was one of Pakistan’s premier match-winners in the Nineties. A wily leggie armoured with a terrific googly, Mushtaq was part of the legendary side that triumphed at the 1992 World Cup.
A bubbly, chubby legspinner with googlies aplenty, Mushtaq Ahmed is styled on his hero Abdul Qadir, whom he succeeded in the team. He is a matchwinner with a full house of legspin variations. At his best he is not far behind Shane Warne, but he does not get the in-drift and rip that makes Warne unique and he gets less bounce because of a lower arm.
