Haroon Rasheed

Cricketer and coach, led Pakistan team

Haroon Rasheed - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 25th, 1953
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A prominent figure in cricket, played for Pakistan in the 1980s and became well-regarded as a middle-order batsman. Contributed significantly to the team during the 1987 Cricket World Cup. Transitioned into coaching and took on various roles, including coaching the national team. Guided the development of young talent and worked on strategies to improve Pakistan's international performance in cricket.

Played in the 1987 Cricket World Cup

Coached Pakistan national cricket team

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