Cricket Legends Write to Pakistan PM Seeking Humane Treatment for Imran Khan

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Former international cricket captains have written a letter to Pakistan's Prime Minister regarding jailed former PM Imran Khan, who is 73 years old. The letter was initiated by former Australia captain Greg Chappell. Indian cricket legends Sunil Gavaskar and Kapil Dev are among the signatories making three key requests. This marks the second appeal by former international captains calling for humane treatment and adequate medical care for Khan. The letter reflects growing concern among global cricket figures over the conditions of Khan's imprisonment.

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