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October 27, 2011Posted on 10/27/2011 in Interviews
I was successful as I had killer's instinct - Imran
Belinda Luscombe, from Time, has a brief chat with Imran Khan on his links with cricket and politics.
If political success meant getting into government, I could have done that 20 years ago, the first time I was offered ministership. But I want change in Pakistan. The whole idea was to fight the political mafias ... I was successful as a cricket captain because I had killer's instinct. I knew when the opposition was in my grasp. For the first time in 15 years, I feel that now. So my whole concentration is on politics.
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