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“Next time, send in your mother in law to bat” or words to that effect is what Ian Botham heard as he left the field in the World Cup final in 1992.
A few months later, the same words must be floating around in his head as his mind registered the searing pain associated with a Waqar Younis toe crusher!
He is an unassuming sort of a chap - I met him a few years ago as he was visiting Bahrain for some coaching - As a bemused Mushtaq shook hands with me, memories from 20 years ago came rushing back - tears barely held back as I recalled when I first saw Mushtaq on a playing field in Pakistani colours...
The mullet. What was it about that particular haircut? It seems the eighties was the golden age of this annoying style. From Glen Hoddle to Chris Waddle in football and from Imran Khan to Abdul Qadir, the mullet reigned supreme. I still remember watching Qadir bowl with his long hair and twirling arms.