'Making fun of PCB…' Imran Khan's sons gave a statement on the ongoing controversy in Pakistan cricket, know what he said on Mohsin Naqvi?

Pakistan Cricket: These days Pakistan cricket team is on tour to England, where they are playing a 3 test match series. Pakistan cricket team had to face defeat in the first two matches of this series and lost the series 2-0. Now England will have a chance to make a clean sweep against Pakistan by winning the third test and winning the series 3-0. At the same time, Pakistan would like to save its remaining honor by winning the third Test match against England to be held in Edgbaston, Birmingham from September 9.

Pakistan cricket team got embarrassed only after losing the second test against England. Seven players and two members of the coaching staff (Sarfaraz Ahmed and Umar Gul) were sent home from the Pakistan cricket team before the third Test. Whereas Misbah Ul Haq resigned as Chief Selector. After this, there has been an earthquake in Pakistan cricket. Every day some former cricketer is making a big statement.

The issue of Imran Khan's health arose again

Now a name has been included in this list, which no one would have expected. It is none other than the sons of former Pakistan captain and former Prime Minister Imran Khan who have strongly criticized Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi. Imran Khan's son Qasim has given a big statement regarding Pakistan Cricket Board and said that they have made a joke of themselves. Let us know what Qasim has said.

Imran Khan's sons gave a big statement

Actually, Sky Sports had interviewed Khan's sons Suleman and Qasim by former England captain Michael Atherton. During this, both of them talked about the deteriorating health of their jailed father and the conditions of the jails in Pakistan. If reports are to be believed, the PCB had threatened him that if he did not cancel the telecast of the interview, it would be bad. Now while talking to 'The Telegraph' on Sunday, Qasim said, 'He made fun of himself'.

Suleman said, 'I was expecting some kind of reaction, but I did not think that he would be so foolish as to threaten not to come on the field. It should not be within the jurisdiction of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to demand deletion of interviews conducted about former Pakistani players who lived in England for 22 years. It was not about politics, but about the human condition and their health.

Imran is mistreated in jail

Pakistan cricketer Imran Khan is in jail. He is being mistreated in jail. Pakistani officials have consistently denied allegations of abuse. According to him, Khan is receiving complete medical care. His sons reject this and say that they are trying to help him, when in reality they are preparing for something very bad to happen.

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