The Mohammed brothers,Wazir, Hanif, Mushtaq, and Sadiq, were four Pakistani cricket players who made their mark on the game of Test cricket during the 1950s and 1960s. They were all from the same family, and all were born and raised in the city of Karachi. 

Wazir Mohammed was the eldest of the four and was the first of the brothers to make his debut in Test cricket. He made his debut at the age of 18, in the first Test match between Pakistan and India in 1952. Wazir went on to become one of the most successful Pakistani cricketers of his time, scoring 6,717 runs at an average of 34.75. He also ended his career with 352 wickets and a bowling average of 28.71. 

Hanif Mohammed was the second of the four brothers to make it to the Test arena. He made his debut in the same Test match as Wazir and went on to become an even more successful cricketer. Hanif scored 6,915 runs at an average of 43.98 and ended his career with 337 wickets and a bowling average of 25.07. He is still remembered as one of the greatest Pakistani batsmen of all time and is often referred to as the 'Little Master' due to his diminutive stature.

Mushtaq Mohammed was the third of the brothers to make it to Test cricket, and he ended his career as the most successful of them all. He scored 6,529 runs at an average of 42.86 and ended his career with 425 wickets and a bowling average of 30.47. He was also an excellent fielder, and his ability to read the game earned him the nickname 'The Cat'. 

Finally, the youngest of the four brothers was Sadiq Mohammed. He made his debut in the same Test match as Mushtaq and went on to have a successful Test career. He scored 5,276 runs at an average of 34.35 and ended his career with 241 wickets and a bowling average of 32.43. He was also an excellent fielder and an important member of the Pakistan team.

The accomplishments of the Mohammed brothers make them an important part of Pakistani cricket history. All four of them played an important role in helping Pakistan become the top-ranked Test cricket nation in the world. Their successes not only helped make them cricket legends but also cemented their place in the history of Pakistani cricket.