Zaka Ashraf, Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), recently lauded the substantial contributions of all-rounder Imad Wasim to Pakistan’s cricketing legacy. Imad, announcing his retirement from international cricket at the age of 34, received commendation from Zaka for his pivotal role in white-ball formats.
The chairman expressed gratitude for Imad’s noteworthy performances during his international career, spanning 55 ODIs and 66 T20Is. Notably, Imad claimed 109 wickets and accumulated 1,472 runs in his appearances for Pakistan since his debut in May 2015. Zaka Ashraf highlighted the respect the PCB holds for Imad’s decision to retire, acknowledging the player’s dedication and services to the national team.
Imad Wasim’s imprint on Pakistan cricket includes being a vital member of the triumphant 2017 Champions Trophy squad and consistent representation in various ICC events. His retirement marks the conclusion of a chapter in Pakistani cricket, and Zaka’s appreciation reflects the acknowledgment of Imad’s role in the team’s successes and his overall impact on the sport in the country.
