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Saeed Anwar married his cousin sister: There have been many players in Pakistan cricket who have married within their relatives. One such cricketer is Saeed Anwar. Saeed Anwar, who was one of the most dangerous batsman of his time, married his cousin sister. In such a situation, let us know what is their love story.
Batsmen and bowlers from all over the world were afraid of Saeed Anwar, the former legendary batsman of Pakistan cricket team. During his time, this great batsman of Pakistan had dominance in world cricket. The personal life of Saeed Anwar, who was in the news for his batting on the cricket field, was always in the headlines. Especially he has been in the news a lot regarding his marriage.
Saeed Anwar is one of those cricketers of Pakistan who is married to his relative. Talking about Saeed Anwar’s love story, he was in love with his cousin sister and he married her in the year 1996.
Saeed Anwar’s wife’s name is Lubna. After marriage, Saeed and Lubna had a daughter, but after birth, she started falling ill and in the year 2001, she said goodbye to the world, due to which Saeed Anwar was deeply shocked.
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When Saeed Anwar’s daughter died, he was on a tour to Bangladesh. After this incident the life of this Pakistani cricketer completely changed. Devastated by his daughter’s death, Saeed became inclined towards religious rituals and grew a beard and became a Maulvi.
Talking about Saeed Anwar’s cricketing career, it has been very brilliant. Saeed Anwar appeared in 55 Test and 247 ODI matches for Pakistan. Saeed Anwar scored 4052 runs in Test, while he has 8824 runs in his name in ODI. Along with batting, Anwar also used to bowl brilliantly. He took 48 wickets in the test. He has 191 wickets in his name in ODI.
Saeed Anwar had also made a record in ODI cricket, which took 13 years to be broken. This was the record of the biggest innings in ODI. Saeed Anwar had played an inning of 194 runs against India in the year 1997. This record of Saeed Anwar was broken by India’s Sachin Tendulkar in 2010 by playing an inning of 200 runs against South Africa.
