How Did Shoaib Akhtar Mother Hameeda Awan Die? Death Reason Latest News Funeral News!
How Did Shoaib Akhtar Mother Hameeda Awan Die? Death Reason Latest News Funeral News: Hello everyone, with a heavy heart we are announcing that Shoaib Akhtar’s Mother Hameeda Awan is dead and he confirmed it on Twitter while giving a tribute and sharing memories of her mother. His Twitter account flooded with sympathetic and supportive messages from his fans around the world. We would also like to extend our thoughts on this sad occasion. It is always painful to lose someone really close to you. A mother is everything to their children. Follow our website TheGossipsWorld.com for more trending news!!!
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Akhtar was born in the small town of Morgah in Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan, in mohalla Jaadi, which he describes as a “dilapidated neighbourhood.” His father, Mohammad Akhtar, is described by Shoaib as “very religious” and “from a decent hard-working, financially deprived Gujjar family.” Akhtar, a bright student, was admitted to Asghar Mall College but interrupted his analyses to join trials for the PIA team’s Karachi segment in Lahore. He did wait for the bus to start and climbed onto the ceiling because he didn’t have enough money for a bus ticket.
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He had his ups and downs in his life. But losing your mother is really depressing and we are with him. He had a lot of controversies in his career. But he emerged as one of the icons in modern cricket and, he made the Guinness world record for the fastest bowl ever bowled that’s why he was called Rawalpindi express. His father is really proud of him and he served his nation well on the cricket field.
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In September 2011, just a few months after retiring from world cricket, he published Controversially Yours, his narrative of the life co-written with Indian social anthropologist and journalist Anshu Dogra. Akhtar was lowered from Pakistan’s squad for the 2009 ICC World Twenty20 due to sexual organ viral warts on May 21, 2009. Akhtar was disclosed to have used hateful terms against the Pakistan Cricket Board in order to protest the imposition of an Rs. 300,000 fine for lack of discipline in the domestic camp in Karachi.
