September 19th.

Misbah-ul-Haq is the younger brother of former Pakistan Test captain Inzamam-ul-Haq. He recently credited his lean physique to childhood games of cricket played in the back garden with his brother. Whilst Inzamam would bat for hours, Misbah would do all the running.

Misbah once ran 16324m in a single hour as Inzamam compiled 232 as well as consuming 3 mutton kormas, 4 chapatis, a sheermal, 2 shishleeks, 5 gulab jamuns and an ibex goat tikka (Misbah used to fetch his food as well).

Gary 111 wrote:Misbah-ul-Haq is the younger brother of former Pakistan Test captain Inzamam-ul-Haq. He recently credited his lean physique to childhood games of cricket played in the back garden with his brother. Whilst Inzamam would bat for hours, Misbah would do all the running.

Misbah once ran 16324m in a single hour as Inzamam compiled 232 as well as consuming 3 mutton kormas, 4 chapatis, a sheermal, 2 shishleeks, 5 gulab jamuns and an ibex goat tikka (Misbah used to fetch his food as well).

You missed the alloo parathas he ate!

Didn't he also build Inzi's "big chair", selflessly sacrificing his own double bed and refrigerator for the materials?

Gary 111 wrote:Misbah-ul-Haq is the younger brother of former Pakistan Test captain Inzamam-ul-Haq. He recently credited his lean physique to childhood games of cricket played in the back garden with his brother. Whilst Inzamam would bat for hours, Misbah would do all the running.

Misbah once ran 16324m in a single hour as Inzamam compiled 232 as well as consuming 3 mutton kormas, 4 chapatis, a sheermal, 2 shishleeks, 5 gulab jamuns and an ibex goat tikka (Misbah used to fetch his food as well).

ps what's a "sheermal" and a "shishleek"?!!! no self-respecting Pakster would overlook nihari 'n naan or haleem 'n naan for lunch (for strength)

A sheermal is a milky 'vital food' served in marriages (ooh er), whilst shishleeks are grilled baby lamb chops (usually from the leg) typically marinated.

Did I know this already? Or did I copy all the funny sounding names directly from wikipedia? I'll let you be the judge of that...!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pakistani_food

Gary 111 wrote:A sheermal is a milky 'vital food' served in marriages (ooh er), whilst shishleeks are grilled baby lamb chops (usually from the leg) typically marinated.

Did I know this already? Or did I copy all the funny sounding names directly from wikipedia? I'll let you be the judge of that...!

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Yes, well we all know Wikipedia is written up and edited by 15 year-old Belarus students! -JOKE