Wasim Akram's legacy with Osman Samiuddin |

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On this episode of Red Inker we explore the remarkable legacy of Wasim Akram. Our guest is Pakistan's leading writer on cricket, Osman Samiuddin. We discuss Wasim's iconic hair, his extraordinary swing bowling, post-retirement ventures, the dark cloud of match-fixing, his notable book, and cocaine.
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[@Hungry883]

I have wondered ever since England started to do it ,as to how bowlers of the 90s and beyond would have countered the bazball shuffle,Wasim Akram had pace,left arm and incredibly bouncer so he would have been okay,ambrose had pace bounce and that incredible wrist whip so he would have been fine as well,the one that will be the most interesting is glen mcgrath, because he wasn’t quick didn’t seam or swing the ball that much and had a good bouncer but not wasimesque by any means,and length was his greatest strength,I would love it if you addressed this question in any of your following videos

[@arqamaamer274]

Such a good episode

[@dhirjogani7295]

Wasn't this part 2 of the Scottish cricket podcast?

[@anshathani1987]

Yes, this is a re-upload because I'm sure I heard this.

[@manishdixit6492]

Stopped watching at introduction as host called himself some senior xxxx.

[@nirvanalaha1482]

I think you don't understand the meaning of job title.