Waqar Younis

Cricketer and coach, Pakistan national team

Waqar Younis - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 16th, 1971
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A fast bowler who played for Pakistan from 1989 to 2003, one of the most successful bowlers in cricket history. Achieved significant success in both Test and One Day International formats. After retirement, transitioned into coaching roles, including a stint as Pakistan's head coach. Played a pivotal role in leading the team to several victories and was part of the squad that won the Cricket World Cup in 1992.

Took over 400 wickets in ODI matches

Part of the 1992 Cricket World Cup winning team

Former head coach of Pakistan national team

Established a reputation as a leading fast bowler

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