Imran Khan Biography, Latest News, Education, Wife, Family, Net Worth

• Mother: Shaukat Khanum
• Father: Ikramullah Khan Niazi (Civil Engineer)
• Sister: Aleema Khanum, Rani Khanum, Rubina Khanum, Rubina Khanum, Uzma Khanum
• Wife: Bushra Manika, Reham Khan, Bushra Maneka
• Son: Qasim Khan, Suleman Isa Khan

• Imran married journalist Jemima Goldsmith, whose father is Jewish, in a traditional Islamic ceremony in 1995. Jemima had changed her religion before marriage. They have two sons Suleman and Qasim. Jemima found it very difficult to live a Pakistani life in Pakistan and after living together for nine years, they decided to separate and in June 2004 they got divorced and both separated.
• In January 2015, he married again in secret to British Pakistani divorcee Raham Khan at his home in Islamabad, because her family was against this marriage. Their relationship did not last long and in October 2015, both of them got divorced and separated from each other. After this, in 2018 he again married Bushra Manika.

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• Imran started playing cricket at the age of 16, he made his place in the Blues cricket team of Oxford University. Imran played his first test match against England in 1971. After three years, took part in the one day match against England. He is considered the fastest bowler in the world. He returned to Pakistan in 1976 and started playing for the national team in 1976-1977.
• In 1982, he took 62 wickets at 13.29 runs in 9 Tests, he is considered to be in third place in the all-time Test bowling ranking.
• He scored 3000 runs and 300 wickets in 75 test matches. His highest score was 136 runs. He took 362 wickets in Test cricket and became the first bowler of Pakistan and fourth bowler in the world.
• He played 175 ODI matches and scored 3709 scores at an average of 33.41 and scored 102 maximum runs in ODI matches.
• At the age of 30, he was made the captain of the cricket team in 1982. As captain, he played 48 test matches and won 14. He took retirement from cricket in 1992.

Entry into politics:

• Along with cricket, Imran also made his place in politics, in 1992 he moved from cricket to politics. He formed a party called “Tehrik-e-Insaf” i.e. Justice for Justice in Pakistan.
• Imran was considered a strong contender for the post of Prime Minister of Pakistan but he did not get success and his party remained in second place.
• He contested elections from 4 places out of which he won from 3 places but the fourth place was Lahore and he got defeated from here.
• In October 2002, he stood in the elections and became the Member of Parliament from Miyawali. 

• His special achievement was in 1992. Despite having shoulder problem, he performed well in a one-day match between England and Pakistan and played an important role in winning the World Cup.
• He is at third place in the all-rounder triple and Ian Botham is at second place, which includes 3000 runs and 300 wickets. He is the captain who made the world record of best bowling by taking most wickets.
• In 1976 and 1980, he was awarded “The Cricket Society Weatherhall Award” for being an all-rounder in cricket. In 1985, he was given the Player of the Year award by the “Sensex Cricket Society”.
• In 2004, he was honored with the Life Time Achievement Award in London for his good work and charity work. He has also received the country's highest civilian honor Hilal-e-Imtiaz.
• He built the first cancer hospital in Pakistan for which he was given the Humanitarian Award in 2007.
• In 2012, he was declared Man of the Year and was placed third in the list of top leaders by Global Post. 

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• Net Worth:  1.4 billion

• Imran's mother died due to cancer and there was no good hospital in Pakistan, so he established Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital in Lahore, Pakistan.
• In 2012, he was awarded the title of Asia's Person of the Year with 88% votes. According to Global Post, he is at third place among the top 9 leaders of the world.
• It is said that his divorce from his first wife happened because both of them had different ideologies regarding politics.
• He is also a writer and has published 6 books – The Autobiography of Imran Khan, Imran Khan Cricket Skills, Indus Journey: A Personal View of Pakistan, All Round View, Warrior Race: A Journey Through the Land of the Tribal Pathans, Pakistan. : A Personal History.
• The pair of Imran Khan – Sarfaraz Nawaz is considered to be the best pair in Pakistani cricket. He was one of those bowlers who dismissed a player like Sunil Gavaskar in the first ball.
• Imran's views on cricket were published in British, Asian and Indian magazines, which include Telegraph, Independent, Guardian etc. His views are given in Star, BBC Urdu, Ten Sports and many sports channels.

• His cricket career was surrounded by many controversies; he was also accused of child molestation in the field. In 1981, a case was filed against him for scratching the ball with a bottle cap during a match, but in the end he won the case.
• Imran always had political controversies going on in his country. He wrote in one of the three personal accounts of his life, Pakistan: A Personal History, that he would never accept the values ​​created by his government at any cost.
• When Imran Khan used to play cricket, he was called a playboy. He married Jamima, daughter of British billionaire Sir James Goldsmith, in 1995 and then they got divorced. After this, he married Reham Khan and got divorced within 10 months.
• Imran is a successful cricketer, he played an important role in helping Pakistan win the 1992 World Cup. He entered politics with the aim of eliminating corruption in Pakistan. It has many fans, it is very attractive in appearance, hence it is a special favorite of girls.