Unarguably, one of the finest sports men this world got to see is Imran Khan. His abilities were proven in the game of cricket. Cricket which is a game played wildly throughout the world other than the American part of the earth. This game originally originated from England and was played by the royal in the 1300s. By time, the game made its way around the world and by 1700 it was known as an international sport. It is a sport played with a bat and ball, in an open ground, between two teams of 11 players, which includes batsmen, balers, and fielders. It is the heart and soul of millions like football is in United States.
Imran Khan was born in a proud family of Pathans, a high society in Pakistan. Cricket was a great part of his family due to his cousins playing professional cricket. His parents believed in good education so Khan went to the most prestigious school of Pakistan known as Aitchison. There he was by far the best player in team being a very fine batsman. However he was a long way off being the best in the world. .
By 1973, he moved to Oxford England. There he studied politics and economics in Oxford University till 1976. While studying he also played his game but did not do very well and fined many times due to his very wild, snobbish and arrogant by his attitude towards his peers. By this time he was in his early twenties. But by time he mitchored into what they call the best among his peers. He ended up captaining the team of Oxford, Worcester, and Sussex. After graduating he would stay in London due to his love of the nightlife of London. He was wildly known all over England. .
Now it was time for him to go back to his country and show everyone back there what the little Imran khan has become into. As Khan made his way to professional level cricket in Pakistan his first match was against the biggest enemies of Pakistan and that was India. Khan gave Pakistan a marvelous victory against their rivals.
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