Imran Khan Plays In Benefit Match At Horsford

1987

Cat no. 23026

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Benefit for Pakistani captain soon to retire from full-time cricket.

Captain of the Pakistan cricket team Imran Khan takes part in a benefit match against a Norfolk select eleven at Horsford, Norfolk. In 1987 the Pakistan team won their first Test series in India and then their first series victory in England. At 34, Imran Khan was in his benefit year and about to retire from full time cricket following the World Cup. He is asked about his preference for one-day games over two-day games, and about the possibility of marriage for this eligible bachelor. The reporter was Gerry Harrison for this video made to be shown in a sports news story on Anglia Television early evening news / magazine programme About Anglia.

Keywords

Cricket; International cricket; Test matches; Pakistan

Place

Horsford (Other)

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Imran Khan Plays In Benefit Match At Horsford

Category: Non-fiction
Work Type: Television
Description Type: monographic
Related to: Anglia news

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