
Meet Ayesha, who married star Pakistan cricketer 10 years older than her, she once called him 'Bhai', his name is...
Former all-rounder of Pakistan cricket team Abdul Razzaq has won many matches for Pakistan on the basis of his batting and bowling...
Right-handed batsman and bowler Abdul Razzaq has made his aunt's daughter his wife.
Abdul Razzaq and Ayesha Siddiqui came for an interview on a Pakistani TV channel a few years ago.
After this Abdul Razzaq performed brilliantly in the 1999 World Cup.
In this interview Ayesha told that when the relationship of both was confirmed...
Abdul Razzaq and Ayesha admitted in the interview that there was a lot of difference in the age of both at the time of marriage.
Abdul Razzaq was one of the best all-rounders of Pakistan in his time.

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The Hindu
37 minutes ago
- The Hindu
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- Hans India
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