[4][3][5][6][7] Agha Ahmed Raza Khan was born on 20 August 1910 in Basti Nau, Jullundur, into a noble Burki Sunni Pashtun family originally from Kaniguram.

[9] Extra Assistant Commissioner of Gujrat Ahmed Raza Khan married Rufi Habibullah on 8 November 1936 in Lahore.

Farooq retired as a Brigadier in the Pakistan Army, while Farrukh became a urologist after studying at King Edward Medical College.

[3] Ahmed made his debut in first-class cricket for Muslims against Punjab Governor's XI at Lawrence Gardens in Lahore, in March 1929.

[17] His highest first-class score was 101 in 1934–35 in Northern India's first match in the Ranji Trophy, when he added 304 for the second wicket with George Abell.

While holidaying in Kashmir with his family to escape the summer heat, the Partition of British India occurred and he opted for Pakistan, ultimately moving to Zaman Park.