Pk bombay

“ Certain documents from India came into my hands, stating that Mr Bhutto had been, till 1958, claiming that he was an Indian citizen and that he was staying in Karachi only temporarily. I have asked for further confirmation. It shows how unscrupulous and soulless this man is.” - Diary entry dated March 3, 1967 of Field Marshall Ayub Khan, President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. “ An awkward question was asked in the National Assembly. Up to the time he became a Minister in 1958, Bhutto had been declaring before Indian courts that he was an Indian citizen residing in Karachi. The object was to get some compensation for the property left by his parents in India. In fact, he was selling his soul for about one lakh fifty thousand rupees. All this was not known to us till recently when the matter was discussed in the Indian Parliament and came out in the press.” - Zulfikar was born into wealth and privilege. His father was Shah Nawaz Bhutto, the infamous Prime Minister (Dewan) of Junagadh who tried to convince his Muslim ruler to accede his landlocked Hindu majority state to Pakistan. When India undertook military action, the Ruler, Nawab Sir Muhammad Mahabat Khanji III Rasul Khanji, GCIE, KCSI, along with his beloved dogs, a By 1945, the writing was on the wall. In 1946, Jinnah announced his Direct Action Plan. His followers, such as Bengal Premier Suhrawardy, understood the hint and organized the Great Calcutta Killings on Direct Action Day. Bombay was also tense. Bhu...

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BATTING R B M 4s 6s SR Sunil Gavaskar (c) c Abdul Qadir b Sikander Bakht 4 16 24 1 0 25.00 Chetan Chauhan c †Wasim Bari b Imran Khan 5 42 60 1 0 11.90 Dilip Vengsarkar c Majid Khan b Iqbal Qasim 58 174 236 8 0 33.33 Gundappa Viswanath c & b Iqbal Qasim 47 87 122 8 0 54.02 Yashpal Sharma b Iqbal Qasim 3 30 43 0 0 10.00 Roger Binny c †Wasim Bari b Iqbal Qasim 0 5 3 0 0 0.00 Syed Kirmani † c Asif Iqbal b Sikander Bakht 41 110 140 8 0 37.27 Kapil Dev c Wasim Raja b Sikander Bakht 69 79 120 11 0 87.34 Karsan Ghavri c Asif Iqbal b Sikander Bakht 36 72 103 3 1 50.00 Shivlal Yadav not out 29 79 114 1 0 36.70 Dilip Doshi c †Wasim Bari b Sikander Bakht 9 15 18 1 0 60.00 Extras (b 10, lb 10, nb 11, w 2) 33 TOTAL 114.1 Ov (RR: 2.92) 334 Fall of wickets: 1-13 (Sunil Gavaskar) , 2-31 (Chetan Chauhan) , 3-111 (Gundappa Viswanath) , 4-129 (Yashpal Sharma) , 5-129 (Roger Binny) , 6-154 (Dilip Vengsarkar) , 7-249 (Syed Kirmani) , 8-250 (Kapil Dev) , 9-310 (Karsan Ghavri) , 10-334 (Dilip Doshi) BOWLING O M R W ECON 0s 4s 6s WD NB Imran Khan 15 7 35 1 2.33 - - - 0 0 Sikander Bakht 22.1 5 55 5 2.48 - - - 0 0 Iqbal Qasim 44 15 135 4 3.06 - - - 0 0 Majid Khan 23 8 52 0 2.26 - - - 0 0 Abdul Qadir 3 1 16 0 5.33 - - - 0 0 Mudassar Nazar 5 0 7 0 1.40 - - - 0 0 Asif Iqbal 2 1 1 0 0.50 - - - 0 0 BATTING R B M 4s 6s SR Majid Khan c †Kirmani b Binny 5 17 27 1 0 29.41 Mudassar Nazar c Gavaskar b Doshi 25 66 84 1 0 37.87 Zaheer Abbas b Binny 2 7 9 0 0 28.57 Javed Miandad lbw b Binny 16 32 43 3 0 50.00 Was...

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