Overview
- His nephew Shoaib Mohammad confirmed his death on Monday in Birmingham.
- The Pakistan Cricket Board issued condolences and highlighted his 20 Tests from 1952 to 1959.
- A member of Pakistan’s first Test squad, he debuted on the 1952 tour of India and featured in the drawn 1954 England series that included the Oval win.
- He scored 801 Test runs with two centuries and three half-centuries, with a highest score against New Zealand.
- Part of the prominent Mohammad cricketing family, he had been Pakistan’s oldest living Test cricketer since 2016, and funeral details were not announced.