Justice Ahmed Moosa Ebrahim has held very strong bonded relations with India. His grandparents migrated from India but still he has maintained the soft corner with India through cricket.

Ahmed Moosa Ebrahim is a retired Judge from the Supreme Court of Zimbabwe. He studied law at England where he developed his love toward cricket. He is awarded the Pravasi Bharatiya Samman Award, 2004 by Prime Minister Vajpayee during the function, Pravasi Bharatiya Divas organised by the Ministry of External Affairs and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry.

Ebrahim's love for sports is not confined to cricket alone. He is an avid follower of golf, rugby, soccer and tennis. In fact, he has also served as chairman of a number of soccer disciplinary boards in Zimbabwe.

Ebrahim is also the chairman of the Zimbabwe Cricket Union coaching committee since 1992. He was called to the English Bar at Lincoln's Inn in 1962 and appointed Supreme Court Justice of Zimbabwe in 1990. He was formerly Director of Public Prosecutions.

He was Chairman of Round Table 45 for 2 years; member of Rotary before standing down fowwlowing his appointment as a judge. He is currently chairman of a cultural organisation in Harare. He has also served as chairman of a number of soccer disciplinary boards in Zimbabwe.

He has 32 years experience in cricket administration at club, provincial and national level including Zimbabwe Cricket Union disciplinary committee chaiorman 1990 and Zimbabwe Cricket Union coaching committee chairman 1992. (February 1998)