One of the few father and son’s to play test cricket.
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Qadir was great to watch. I can remember Trevor Bailey calling him " a slow bowler ,with the temperament of fast bowler." I think I remember Shane Warne saying he was influenced heavily by watching him. That description would fit Warne too.
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Whats all this got to do with the WBA thread.
It’ll be puns next.
No idea mate, I’m stumped.
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If you want to post about a postponed match, which won’t be rearranged, no one is stopping you.
His brother Sadiq played Brummie League, but I can’t remember who for. Might that have been Walsall, I wonder?
But it wouldn’t explain the ,“Marvellous Mushy,” headline I remember, or think I remember, anyway.
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I made my adult cricket debut against Aston Unity as a 19 year old. A towering Zimbawian international called Dave Dinsmore destroyed us - all out for 25. A couple of years later he sadly collapsed and died whilst in his mid-20’s I remember reading.
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There’s also Micky and Alec Stewart. And Shaun and Graham Pollock.
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All very interesting, but what’s it got to do with WBA?
Actually, it IS very interesting…
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It will all be ‘over’ soon enough.
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Surely they could have swept the water off the pitch. It would have been a bit of slog , though.
Rain stopped play?
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Nice weather for ducks though.
A couple of times last season, the night matches were in danger of being called off " Bad play stops light."
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Spot on said it myself last week 
And ,how could I forget? Chris and Stuart Broad. The interesting thing is that the son generally does better than the father.
Howzat for a pun?
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Quite a good one, it would seam
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They used to have an Australian as well,Terry something I think.