Greatest Pakistan Test XI of all time

#3 Wicket-keeper & All-rounder

Imran Khan's alluring all-round skills make him an indispensable part of any all time XI

Hailing from Karachi, it does not come across as any surprise that Sarfraz Ahmed is always up for a scrap. While the likes of Wasim Bari and Rashid Latif were certainly better behind the stumps, palpable tenacity with the bat tilts the wicket-keeper slot in the 30-year-old's favour. From 38 Tests thus far, Sarfraz has scored 2208 runs at an impressive average of 40.14 and rapid strike-rate of 72.34. Aside from registering 17 fifty-plus scores, the gloveman has pouched 103 catches and effected 18 stumpings.

With his alluring charisma and glowing ability to contribute consistency across multiple departments, Imran Khan holds a legitimate claim for being the most valuable cricketer to come out of Asia. At his prime, he was a menacing fast bowler capable of singlehandedly slicing through batting lineups. During the latter part of his career, he transformed himself into a steadfast lower middle-order batsman too. In addition to picking 362 wickets at a splendid average of 22.81 with a whopping 23 five-wicket hauls, Imran also scored 3807 runs with six centuries and 18 fifties. Needless to say, the legendary all-rounder captains this distinguished lineup as well.