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Atherton, 21 cricketers appeal for Imran Khan's medical care in prison

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Former England cricket captain Michael Atherton has joined 21 international cricketers in launching an appeal for proper medical treatment for jailed ex-Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan. Atherton expressed concern that the Pakistani state had attempted to erase Khan's public standing and legacy. Indian cricket legend Kapil Dev also weighed in, stressing the basic rights of prisoners to adequate healthcare and dignity. Dev was careful to note that his appeal was not intended as interference in Pakistan's judicial proceedings.

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