LONDON - Former Lancashire county cricket captain Wasim Akram is being awarded honorary fellowship from University of Lancashire for his contribution to the sport during his career. The left arm bowler began his cricketing career at the club, where he spent 11 successful years as both player and captain.
A UCLan spokeswoman said: “Wasim Akram’s performances for Lancashire County Cricket Club will always be remembered with great fondness. “His inspiring performances with his trusty left arm brought success in the domestic game while his award-winning career flourished on the international stage with Pakistan,” she said.