Imran khan made his Test debut at the age of 19 vs. England in the 1st Test of Birmingham, in June 1971. Imran scored He was lucky to be part of the Pakistan squad touring England in 1974. In the First Test of Leeds, he scored 23 runs in the first inning and picked up his first test wicket of Tony Greig with the support of Wasim Bari, who took the catch behind the wickets. Indeed, this was a joyful moment for any bowler to open his test wicket account. Chris Old was his second victim of the match when Asif Masood made a nice catch. Overall, his bowling analysis was 2 for 55 runs. In the second inning, he scored 33 runs, and took the wicket of John Edrich, who was caught by Sadiq Muhammad.5 runs in the first Test inning before he ran out. Imran khan bowled 23 overs, 9 maidens, and conceded 36 runs with no wicket. In the second inning, Imran bowled 5 overs at the cost of 19 runs with no wicket. Unfortunately, he didn’t pick his first test wicket in his first test match. This high-scoring Test match was drawn. So, Imran’s presence was felt only in the match by taking Ken Shuttleworth’s catch off Pervaiz Sajjad Bowling. After that, he was dropped and put on the sidelines for the next three years.He was lucky to be part of the Pakistan squad touring England in 1974. In the First Test of Leeds, he scored 23 runs in the first inning and picked up his first test wicket of Tony Greig with the support of Wasim Bari, who took the catch behind the wickets. Indeed, this was a joyful moment for any bowler to open his test wicket account. Chris Old was his second victim of the match when Asif Masood made a nice catch. Overall, his bowling analysis was 2 for 55 runs. In the second inning, he scored 33 runs, and took the wicket of John Edrich, who was caught by Sadiq Muhammad. #vintagecricket #shorts #imran #iconicinnings #askcaptain #captaincool