About I.A. Khan
I.A. Khan was a Pakistani civil servant.
Nawabzada Ikram Ahmed Khan, commonly known as I.A. Khan, was a Pakistani bureaucrat and administrator who was between 1969 and 1972 the chairman of the Board of Control for Cricket in Pakistan (BCCP), as the Pakistan Cricket Board was then known. He also served as the President of Karachi Cricket Association (KCA) for two years and vice President of BCCP.
He died in 2001.
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Who was I.A. Khan?
Pakistani bureaucrat and administrator
When did I.A. Khan die?
I.A. Khan died in 2001.
What was I.A. Khan's occupation?
I.A. Khan was a civil servant.
What nationality was I.A. Khan?
I.A. Khan was Pakistani.
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