Pakistan cricket legend Wasim Akram has opened up on his serious cocaine addiction following the end of his playing career, which only came to an end after the death of his first wife in 2009.
WWOS’ reported Pakistan’s all-time leading Test and one-day international wicket-taker lifted the lid on his battle with addiction in his autobiography Sultan: A Memoir, which will be released on November 10.
Extracts from his book, detailed Akram’s cocaine abuse, which he used as “a substitute for the adrenaline rush of competition”.
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“I liked to indulge myself; I liked to party,” Akram wrote in his Autobiography.
“The…
