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PCB to investigate Imam-ul-Haq's injury management after Lord's batting absence

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The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced it will launch an inquiry into how opener Imam-ul-Haq's injury was handled during a recent match at Lord's. Imam did not bat in the game, raising questions about whether his absence was genuinely injury-related. Selector Aaqib Javed confirmed that the four-member selection panel is seeking answers on how the player's condition was assessed and managed. The PCB's scrutiny reflects growing concerns over transparency in injury reporting within the national squad.

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