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Pakistan legend Abdul Qadir dies aged 63

Former Pakistan cricketer Abdul Qadir passed away on 6th September due to cardiac arrest. He was 63, just a few days away from turning 64.

Qadir revolutionalized the leg-spin bowling and has been a mentor for a lot of cricketers including Shane Warne.

Qadir has helped out many youngsters and ran a private academy as well.

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