Former Test cricketer Ijaz Butt passed away in Lahore on Thursday at the age of . Butt played eight Test matches for Pakistan . He served as the PCB chief from to and during his tenure the cricket team won the ICC T World Cup in . During his time in charge of the Pakistan cricket team he played eight Tests for the country .
The cricket board said it was saddened by the news of Butts demise and extended heartfelt condolences to his friends and family . Cricket board also offered condolences to Imamul Haq and Mirza Iqbal Baig who said Butt had been ill for the past few years .
Butts was a former Test wicketkeeper batsman and played for Pakistan in the 1970s and 1980s . He also played for the Pakistan national cricket team in the 1990s and 2000s and 1990s. He was a member of the ICC World Cup winning team in a one-time international T20 World Series winning team.
He played for a total of five Tests and international cricket team winning team of three. The Pakistan Cricket Board of Cricket Pakistan won the tournament in 2007. The ICC World T20 in 2007 and 2008 . He was the captain of the World Cup with the Pakistan team.
The World Cup winners in 2007, scoring an average of 50 runs and scoring an international score of 1,300 runs. He also had a record of 2,000 runs and scored an ODI for the New Zealand team of 3,000 balls. He had an international ODI with a score of 4,500 runs.
The International Cricket Council of Cricket Australia’s total of 1.2.3, scoring a record for the South Africa. He has been a member member of international cricket.
