The addition of Pat Cummins to a collective call from prominent cricket figures has amplified the demand for Imran Khan’s medical needs. The group, comprising 22 former captains from India, Australia, England, the West Indies, and New Zealand, last week sent an open letter to Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. They specifically urged the government to ensure that Khan, while in custody, has access to proper medical attention. This recent move represents a follow-up to a letter dispatched in February by 14 captains, which went unanswered by authorities. The involvement of Australia’s Pat Cummins, a current world-class player, underscores the growing international concern for the health of the former Pakistani leader.
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