The cricket world is shocked by the sudden death of Pakistani spin Maestro Abdul Qadir at the age of 63. He died of a heart attack, and the cricket world mourns him. .
They called him a magician for various reasons, but I believed in him when he looked at me with eyes and told me he would play in Pakistan for the next 20 years. Bridge spinner and pioneer of his time. You miss Abdul Qadir but you will never forget
Wasimakram (@wasimakramlive) 6 September 2019
"Gone soon" cricket lost legend today Abdul Qadir "Inalil a wa ina alha rajaoon" Very angry and confusing news. He was a very kind and humble man. In this difficult time #May the souls of the deceased refrain Qadir By Thank you.pic.twitter.com / TBdGVOaS1R
Wakae Eunice (@ waqyounis99) 6 September 2019
Abdul Qadir's son Salman Qadir confirmed the death of an iconic cricketer. A former cricketer was transferred to a service hospital after a heart attack, but he could not survive every dawn. Salman told AFP: “My father had no heart problems, so he was suddenly shocked and severely attacked to survive.
Khadir, who would have turned 64 on September 15, was one of the favorite figures of former Pakistani captain Imran Khan. "I'm sorry about the death of Qadir," Khan said in a message. “By his death I lost my close friends and teammates.
The legendary Australian leg spinner Shane Warne (708 people behind Muti Murali Taran 800 in Sri Lanka) commented on Sky Sports in the fourth retest between England and Australia, Warne says Qadir is a "gorgeous and gorgeous bowler". Said.
"When I first visited Pakistan in 1994, I had a chance to meet him," Reuters said. “I think many of those who did leg rotations were the ones we saw in the '80s. He was a leg spinner at the time. “He was a good bowler who killed many batters. His record is amazing. ”
According to Geographic TV, cricket player Camran Akmal also confirmed the death of Abdul Qadr.
