Actor Irrfan Khan said goodbye to Budhawar to the world. He was 53 years old. Irfan was as good an actor as he was on the playground. His dream was to become a cricketer before the actor. He was also moving forward on this path. He was also selected for the CK Naidu tournament, but due to lack of money, he could not participate in the tournament and after that he decided to take admission in the National School of Drama.
His childhood friend told that he was a good all-rounder. According to the news of Indian Express, Bharat Bhatnagar, a friend of Irfan's childhood, told that between 1984 and 85 people used to play together from the same club. Every evening from half past six to six and a half, he used to practice in Ayurvedic College of Jaipur.
Length was available: Bhatnagar said that both he and Irfan were fast bowlers. But because of the length, Irfan used to get extra buoyancy. He told that Irfan used to bother the batsmen with his extra bounce balls. According to the false news, Irfan's mother Saeeda Begum was bitter and she wanted her dear son to focus on studies. That is why Irfan also had to lie for some tournaments. Although his father was very supportive.
Gundappa Vishwanath was a fan: According to Bhatnagar, Kapil Dev and Gundappa Vishwanath were Irfan's favorite cricketers at that time. He was also a fan of Pakistani veterans Irfan Khan and Zaheer Abbas. But he was most impressed by the way Vishwanath played. Irfan often used to say for Vishwanath that players like him are less. Irfan's most special friend said that if he had got the support of his family, he would have been a cricket star. He has also done openings many times. That is why he was also a good all-rounder. In those days such talent used to happen in very few people.
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