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Fine Art Print : A dejected looking Wasim Akrim June 1999 as his Pakistan side lose to India
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A dejected looking Wasim Akrim June 1999 as his Pakistan side lose to India
A dejected looking Wasim Akrim June 1999
as his Pakistan side lose to India.
Cricket World Cup 1999
Ormesher Bradley
mirrorpix
England
WA*1000476
Media ID 21515708
© Mirrorpix
Core59 Dejection Supporters And Spectators
A4 (21x29cm) Fine Art Print
Relive the emotional intensity of the Cricket World Cup 1999 as you gaze upon this poignant moment in sports history with our Fine Art Print of Wasim Akram, the legendary Pakistani cricketer, captured in a dejected state as his team loses to India. This exquisitely detailed print, part of our Media Storehouse range from Memory Lane Prints, brings you closer to the game and the passion it ignites. A must-have for any cricket enthusiast's collection.
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Estimated Product Size is 29.7cm x 21cm (11.7" x 8.3")
These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) orientation to match the source image.
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In this print captured by Ormesher Bradley, we are transported back to the intense atmosphere of the Cricket World Cup in June 1999. The image features a dejected looking Wasim Akram, one of Pakistan's cricketing legends, after his team suffered a heartbreaking loss to arch-rivals India. The photograph perfectly encapsulates the raw emotions felt by both players and fans alike during this historic match. As we gaze at Akram's downcast expression, it is impossible not to feel the weight of disappointment that engulfed him in that moment. His body language speaks volumes about the passion and dedication he poured into leading his side towards victory. Surrounded by a sea of supporters and spectators who had hoped for a different outcome, Akram stands as an emblematic figure representing not only his own personal defeat but also that of an entire nation. The crowd's energy is palpable; their faces reflecting disbelief and sadness at witnessing their beloved team fall short on such a grand stage. This photograph serves as a powerful reminder that sports can evoke deep emotions within us all – joy, triumph, heartbreak, and despair. It captures an unforgettable chapter in cricket history while immortalizing Wasim Akram's vulnerability amidst adversity. Ormesher Bradley has masterfully frozen this poignant moment in time through his lens, allowing us to relive these emotions whenever we glance upon this remarkable piece from Memory Lane Prints.
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