🇵🇰 Saleem Yousuf – The dependable wicketkeeper who served Pakistan with pride 🏏 Born on 7 December 1959 in Karachi, Pakistan, Saleem Yousuf became one of the most reliable wicketkeeper-batters of his generation. He represented Pakistan during an important era of cricket, sharing the dressing room with legendary players and contributing to the team's success with his skills behind the stumps and valuable batting performances 🙏 He made his Test debut against Sri Lanka on 5 March 1982, followed by his ODI debut on 12 March 1982. Taking over the responsibility of wicketkeeping after the era of Wasim Bari, Saleem proved himself through dedication, consistency and determination ✌ One of the most memorable moments of his career came during the 1987 Cricket World Cup against the mighty West Indies. When Pakistan were struggling, Saleem produced a brilliant 56 off just 49 balls, helping Pakistan achieve a dramatic one-wicket victory in the final over. It remains one of the unforgettable moments in Pakistan's World Cup history 📖 During his international career, he played 32 Test matches and 86 ODIs, scoring 1,055 Test runs and 768 ODI runs. His highest Test score was an unbeaten 91 against England in 1987 🥰 His final Test appearance came on 15 November 1990, while his last ODI was played on 21 December 1990 against Sri Lanka 🤩 Saleem Yousuf may not always receive the same attention as some of Pakistan's biggest cricketing stars, but his contribution to Pakistani cricket deserves respect and recognition 👈 Some cricketers become famous through extraordinary records, while others earn their place in history through years of commitment and dependable performances. Saleem Yousuf was one of those players 🇵🇰 - @rai.ashraf.khral3