Wazir Mohammad, Pakistan's oldest dwelling cricket participant, died at 95 in Birmingham, United Kingdom on Monday.He was the eldest among the many well-known Mohammad brothers and performed 20 Check matches for Pakistan between 1952 and 1959. Wazir was the final surviving member of Pakistan's first Check squad that performed in 1952.After retiring from cricket, Wazir labored as an advisor to the Pakistan Cricket Board earlier than relocating to the UK.PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi expressed his condolences to the household and acknowledged Wazir's vital contributions to Pakistan cricket.Like his brothers, Wazir was recognized for his elegant batting type. He performed essential innings in Pakistan's early Check victories, together with a outstanding 189 runs towards West Indies at Port of Spain in 1957-58, resulting in Pakistan's win.His rating of 42 runs as Pakistan's highest scorer within the historic 1954 Oval Check victory stays one other notable achievement of his profession.
