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Pak Skipper Denies Tour Threat Amidst Son's Interview
29 Aug
Summary
- Captain Sarfaraz Ahmed claims no knowledge of PCB's tour threat.
- Interview with Imran Khan's sons aired during the second Test.
- Pakistan government's alleged mistreatment of Imran Khan discussed.
During the second Test between England and Pakistan in London, reports emerged of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) considering ending their tour. These discussions reportedly occurred following the airing of an interview by Sky Sports featuring the sons of former Pakistan captain Imran Khan.
In the interview, the sons highlighted the alleged poor treatment of their father, who is also a former Prime Minister, while he was imprisoned. However, Pakistan's captain, Sarfaraz Ahmed, denied any awareness of such threats or discussions.
Speaking at the end of the second day's play, the 39-year-old Sarfaraz stated his sole focus was on the ongoing match. When questioned about potential board-level conversations or a suggested player walkout after lunch, he reiterated the team's lack of knowledge regarding the interview and affirmed that all players were focused on the game.
