PCB Tells Pakistan Players to Stay Silent on Imran Khan Questions During England Test Series
The board sought to avoid politicizing the England tour as media attention grew after a Sky Sports interview with Imran Khan's sons.
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Imran Khan row: PCB warns Pakistan players against speaking about jailed former captain
The Pakistan Cricket Board has instructed its players to refrain from making public comments about Imran Khan's health amidst his ongoing imprisonment and health concerns that have drawn international interest. The board deems an interview with Khan's sons as politically motivated. Former cricketers Moin Khan and Javed Miandad have voiced their support for his medical needs, while international cricket captains have reached out to Pakistan's Pri…
Pakistan Cricket Board advises players against commenting on Imran Khan's imprisonment
The Pakistan Cricket Board has instructed its players participating in the Test series against England to refrain from commenting on the imprisonment of former captain Imran Khan. This directive follows attempts by British media to elicit comments and a Sky Sports interview with Khan's sons, which the PCB deemed political. The board prioritised diplomatic relations and the ongoing series despite its displeasure.
PCB warns Pakistan players against speaking about Imran Khan's imprisonment
Pakistan cricket has been asked to stay away from politics during the ongoing Test series against England, with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) advising players not to comment on the imprisonment of former captain and World Cup-winning skipper Imran Khan.
Pakistan Cricket Board stops cricketers from commenting on Imran Khan issue - The Tribune
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has advised its players involved in the Test series against England not to comment on the issue of Imran Khan’s imprisonment. This was after British media attempted to bait some of them into making comments on World Cup-winning skipper Imran’s imprisonment back in the country. The issue gained momemtum following […]
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