Shoaib Akhtar Autobiography

[Agent Nationaux]

Akhtar will have his autobiography released in September this year. Be prepared for all the juicy information (warts and all) about his colourful career and the PCB.

I hope it contains some extra info regarding Big Buttocks.

Shoaib's autobiography to reveal inside story: Cricket Next

 

[BoyBrumby]

Pfft. As if he's literate.

 

[Agent Nationaux]

lol 60% of Pakistanis are literate, which includes being able to write your name only. Shoaib is very proficient at writing his own name, therefore he is literate.

 

[zaremba]

Akhtar will have his autobiography released in September this year. Be prepared for all the juicy information (warts and all) about his colourful career and the PCB.

I hope it contains some extra info regarding Big Buttocks.

Shoaib's autobiography to reveal inside story: Cricket Next

Saw the thread title and came here to post that particular gag. Thwarted!

 

[Burgey]

Saw the thread title and came here to post that particular gag. Thwarted!

Should be the title tbh.

Hopefully it's as told to Ben Dorries. For the lols.

 

[BlazeDragon]

The guy had about the worst end to his career. Even with all his problems in the past and everything I thought he deserved better and it was sad to see him go out that way.

Still think he should have been at least given a chance to play after that NZ game.

 

[smash84]

The guy had about the worst end to his career. Even with all his problems in the past and everything I thought he deserved better and it was sad to see him go out that way.

Still think he should have been at least given a chance to play after that NZ game.

I heard that Waqar had a lot of say in Shoaib not playing after that match against NZ. Not sure though since it is a rumor only.

Maybe his autobiography should be title The Hog's Warts

 

[Xuhaib]

has the potential to be comedy gold on a serious note Akhtar comes across as a good talker on the game whenever I have seen him talk on cricket who knows maybe it will be a decent read.

 

[smash84]

somehow I doubt that it will be a good read.

Read Javed Miandad's autobiography recently and it was quite crap

 

[fredfertang]

He will be only the 9th Pakistani cricketer to have published an autobiography and the only one of his generation - I expect it will sell pretty well however much it may lack in quality

 

[smash84]

He will be only the 9th Pakistani cricketer to have published an autobiography and the only one of his generation - I expect it will sell pretty well however much it may lack in quality

Unfortunately reading and writing was never a pastime in our country. I so wish we as a nation could develop some good (or even some) reading habits.

 

[salman85]

I'm sure it will be a great read.Lack of discipline yes,but he's always been a very honest player.Despite all his off the field issues,the controversies,he is one player who was never EVER accused of match fixing which for a country with a history of match fixing accusations,is incredible when you consider that he was one of the biggest crowd pullers in world cricket.

I've hated his guts off and on,but I've also loved what he brought to the game,but more than that, I've never questioned his commitment to the team whenever his body allowed him to play.A true cricket rock star.

I don' think Naseem Ashraf will enjoy the book though.

 

[Jono]

This will be awesome. Human headline. WAG