Iqrar Shah
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Iqrar Shah Former Olympian of Pakistan's national team, Iqrar Shah triumphed in Pakistan's World Cup winning team in 1992. He was known as a very solid defender, and a very strong personality. He could push the ball like no other player could, and he was one of the first players in the Pakistani team to play for a foreign club.
Iqrar Shah played for Oranje Zwart in the Netherlands, and after that he ended his carier with Laren, another Dutch team. He was going to end his career in a great way, but Iqrar Shah was sent off after breaking the nose of Australia's Jamie McCulum in the world cup of 1996. But still he is known as a great defender in Pakistan's history of great players.
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