Alimuddin

Pakistani cricketer and team captain

Alimuddin - Athletes & Sports Figures born 1930
Born

1930
95 years ago

Died
Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Pakistan

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Alimuddin served as a prominent cricketer and captain of the Pakistani national team. He played a significant role in various international matches during the 1980s. Alimuddin contributed to the team's success with his batting skills and leadership qualities, helping to shape the team's competitive spirit during his tenure. He played domestic cricket as well, strengthening regional cricket foundations and ensuring the growth of upcoming talent in Pakistan. His sportsmanship and dedication left a mark on the cricket community.

Captained Pakistan in the 1980s

Contributed to domestic cricket development

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