Mohammad Arslan

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Mohammad Arslan is an author at ScoreLine and has written numerous articles published at ScoreLine.org.Muhammad Arslan is an avid cricket follower since he visited Karachi’s National Stadium to watch the test match against England in 1973. He began freelance cricket writing in 1985 for ‘The Cricketer Magazine’ under the tutorship of legendary Gul Hameed Bhatti.He was among the founder members and editor of quarterly journal of Pakistan Association of Cricket Statisticians (PACS). Arslan lives in Karachi and works for a German multinational officiating as umpire and commentator in their annual cricket tournament.You can connect him on Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter

The Slap Dash XI: Pakistan’s All Time T20I team

| April 20, 2018

Nazimabad. Once considered to be Karachi’s hub for cricket. In the sweltering summers of the late 1970s a new phenomenon…

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A Victory of Faith

| March 27, 2017

Ultimately England limped 227 before Rameez Raja accepted a skier from Richard Illingworth to settle the issue and celebrations started in the streets of Karachi, Lahore and rest of the country. Prayers from the faithful who were fasting were answered in an emphatic fashion. That day iftaar was indeed had an element of joyous celebration in it…..

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70s: The decade that changed cricket

| January 27, 2017

Heraclitus of Ephesus, a Greek philosopher, is quoted as saying “change is the only constant” in life. Cricket ever since its…

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The “Pakar-Dhakar” phenomenon

| April 3, 2016

The Karachi slang phrase of “Pakar-Dhakar” has an altogether different meaning for city’s cricket lovers than its use in colloquial…

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Misbah, Pakistan’s greatest captain

| March 5, 2016

If you are looking for a slice of life that best captures the essence of Misbahul Haq, try and focus…

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