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Imran: The Autobiography Of Imran Khan
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Imran Khan
,
Patrick Murphy
Early career cricket autobiography in which the Sussex and Pakistan all-rounder discusses his privileged background in Lahore, three years at Oxford, progress into the Sussex and Pakistan teams, and rise to world-class all-rounder. 8vo. 163pp. 24 pages of photographs. Dust-wrapper, very good. Signed by Imran Khan on the titlepage.
Hardcover
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163 pages
Published
1983
by Pelham
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There's nothing outstanding about his life except one cricket match victory.
This one was written way before he won us the world cup in 1992. I read it ages ago in my early teens. I'd like to read it again someday and compare it to something he must have written after 1992, Shaukat Khanum hospital and his formal entry into politics.
Its a very very good book. He wrote it in 1983 I think. Whoever took my copy from me, please return it. Its a rare book. I love it.
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Imran Khan (full name: Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi) is a Pakistani Political Leader, Sports Celebrity & Philanthropist. He is the founder of Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital (SKMCH) & Namal Knowledge City. Khan was one of Pakistan's most successful Cricket Captain. Leading his team to Victory at the 1992 World Cup. He holds the world record for taking most wickets, best bowling strike ra
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