Pakistan PM Imran Khan retired from Test cricket on THIS day: Top records here, in pics

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan retired from Test cricket on January 7, 1992 ending a 88-game career spanning 21 years. Imran scored 22 and 0 but Pakistan managed to defeat Sri Lanka by 3 wickets in Faisalabad in his final Test (Source: Twitter)

Imran Khan has the best bowling figures on captaincy debut, picking up 7/52 against England in Edgbaston in 1982. (Source: Twitter)

From his 7th to 87th Test, Imran Khan averaged 40.06 with the bat and 22.22 with the ball. This is the longest stint by an all-rounder to average over 40 with bat and below 30 with the ball. (Source: Twitter)

Imran Khan (left) with Indian legend Sunil Gavaskar as they bat together for Rest of World XI side. Imran picked up 94 wickets in just 23 Tests against India including a best of 8/60 in 1982 Karachi Test. (Source: Twitter)

Imran Khan led Pakistan in 48 Tests, winning 14 and losing 8 in his career. He averaged 52.35 as Pakistan captain with the bat. (Source: Twitter)