Pakistan has a long cricketing history and has produced many excellent players throughout the years. Choosing the finest Pakistani cricket team of all time is a subjective endeavor, but here is one probable roster based on performance:
Hanif Mohammad, a famous opener and one of the best Test batters of all time averaged 43.98 throughout his career.
Saeed Anwar was one of Pakistan's most beautiful left-handed openers, with 4052 runs in 55 Tests and 8824 runs in 247 One-Day Internationals.
Zaheer Abbas dubbed the "Asian Bradman," was a prolific batsman who made 5062 runs in 78 Tests at a 44.79 average.
Javed Miandad - one of Pakistan's finest batters, who made 8832 runs in 124 Tests and had numerous memorable performances, including a last-ball six to beat India.
Inzamam-ul-Haq was a brilliant middle-order batsman who amassed over 20,000 international runs and was instrumental in Pakistan's World Cup win in 1992.
Imran Khan (captain) - one of cricket's finest all-rounders, leading Pakistan to their maiden World Cup victory in 1992 and taking 362 Test wickets at an average of 22.81.
Wasim Akram was a legendary left-arm fast bowler who collected 414 Test wickets and 502 ODI wickets for Pakistan.
Waqar Younis was a deadly fast bowler for Pakistan, with 373 Test wickets and 416 ODI wickets.
Abdul Qadir - one of Pakistan's finest spinners, who claimed 236 Test wickets and was instrumental in Pakistan's World Cup win in 1992.
Sarfraz Nawaz was a swing bowler who was instrumental in Pakistan's first-ever Test series victory against England in 1971.
Rashid Latif (wicketkeeper) Was a dependable wicketkeeper who appeared in 37 Tests and 166 One-Day Internationals for Pakistan and scored over 4,000 runs.
This team features some of Pakistan's greatest players of all time and is capable of producing some outstanding performances both with the bat and the ball. However, many other talented players could also be included in an all-time best Pakistani cricket team, depending on personal preferences and criteria for selection
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