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🔥Serious

Karachi Test Bomb Threats — New Zealand Abandon Tour

Pakistan vs New Zealand

8 May 2002

New Zealand abandoned their tour of Pakistan in 2002 after a bomb blast outside their hotel in Karachi killed 14 people, marking one of the earliest security-related disruptions to international cricket.

#karachi#bomb#terrorism
🚨Explosive

Salim Malik's Bribe Offer to Shane Warne and Tim May, 1994

Pakistan vs Australia

1994-10-11

On the eve of the Karachi Test in October 1994, Pakistan captain Salim Malik allegedly approached Shane Warne, Mark Waugh and Tim May with bribes of around US$200,000 each to underperform. Australia lost the Test by one wicket. Malik denied everything for years; Justice Qayyum's 2000 report found him guilty and banned him for life.

#salim-malik#shane-warne#mark-waugh
Serious

Sachin Tendulkar's Test Debut — Karachi, November 1989

India, Pakistan

1989-11-15

Aged 16 years and 205 days, Sachin Tendulkar walked out at Karachi to face Wasim Akram, Imran Khan, Waqar Younis and Abdul Qadir on Test debut — the youngest Indian Test cricketer and the start of a 24-year career.

#sachin-tendulkar#india#pakistan
Serious

Imran Khan's 8 for 60 vs India — Karachi 1982

Pakistan, India

1982-12-30

Imran Khan's 8 for 60 in the second innings at Karachi headlined a 40-wicket series in which he averaged 13.95 — one of the most dominant individual fast-bowling performances in Test history.

#imran-khan#pakistan#india
Mild

Hanif Mohammad's 499 — Run Out Going for 500, Karachi 1959

Karachi vs Bahawalpur

1959-01-11

On 11 January 1959, Hanif Mohammad scored 499 for Karachi against Bahawalpur in a Quaid-e-Azam Trophy semi-final, surpassing Don Bradman's first-class record of 452 not out. He was run out attempting his 500th run after a scoreboard miscount left him believing he was on 496 with two balls remaining; the record stood for 35 years until Brian Lara's 501 in 1994.

#pakistan#hanif-mohammad#first-class-record